Pen, paper and prestige: a student’s guide to writing competitions
Competitions can serve as a way to improve students’ writing and spur creativity.
Michelle Lai, Reporter
Top ten: ways to get huzz for prom
Yes, it’s that time of year again… and you’re still struggling to find dates for prom.
Winter Percussion World Class places eighth at International World Championships
The ensemble earned a school record of 92.525 at the UD Arena in Dayton.
Rishi Kumar’s push to exempt seniors’ from property taxes risks undermining community stability
The former Saratoga city councilman's defeat to Neysa Fligor in the race for county assessor may have reflected voters’ concerns over his ideas’ long-term impacts on local finances and fairness.
Use after use, marching band’s uniforms endure
In use for over 20 years, they remain in top condition.
Cafeteria staff serves more than meals
Every morning before dawn, head cook Joe Hernandez and his team of six prepare to feed more than 900 students who eat school breakfasts and lunches.
A guide to a few of downtown Saratoga’s backstreet delights
Popular spots like TeaZenTea and Big Basin Burger Bar are always packed — here are some alternatives for hanging out, grabbing a bite and finding hidden gems.
From South Korea to the U.S: Kim sisters experience school across continents
After spending most of their childhood living in Korea, senior Dahyun Kim and freshman Sihyun Kim moved to the U.S. permanently in 2023.
A star student of the greatest cellists in the world: Nolan Woo’s incredible music journey
The senior’s musical journey started in 5th grade; he has now led numerous solos and performed at Carnegie Hall.
Quiet effort, loud impact: Student and staff member recognized for service
From leading student art groups to keeping the music program running smoothly, Nicole Hao and Takako Hasegawa exemplify commitment in different but meaningful ways.
New marching band staff add years of experience, set high expectations
With guidance from Timothy McAfee and Hunter Mainguy, the band and color guard are beginning a season of growth and fresh techniques.
Quiz Bowl struggles to remain an official club despite recent success
ASB has recently cut many clubs, including Quiz Bowl, despite the team attending a successful set of tournaments last year; members of the club have pressed the ASB to let their club back in action.
New math and physics teacher Kathy Jun balances two different classrooms
Jun comes to the school from Mission Bay High and now teaches physics on Blue Days and geometry on Red Days.
A ‘Fantastic’ flop: Latest movie proof that not every reboot deserves a second chance
Strong initial weekend sales quickly tailed off.