Senior takes rare internship opportunity at international AI startup
Lawson Wang said he learned a lot while working in a different language, work culture and expectations in China.
Trump’s new education directive: a logistical nightmare and a political weapon
He wants the collection of data that he has no business wanting to see, much less interpreting.
Summer revamp: new lighting and key system installed
The new installations follow protocols that are more eco-friendly and safe.
Local businesses aim to bounce back after pandemic-era closures
The Falcon interviewed the owners of three downtown cafes, with each sharing their own way to revitalize and maintain their businesses amid ongoing struggles with foot traffic.
Top 10 posters in the J-room
Have you ever wondered which posters to gawk at?
Professionals impart valuable insights at school’s annual Career Fair
The event was held in the Small Gym on March 13 and drew 20 professionals in a wide range of fields.
America’s mental health crisis does not receive the attention it deserves
Recent studies have found that current treatment does not work and the crisis very well persists.
To prevent disastrous outcomes, inherently evil AI growth needs to halt
Jobs and human creativity hang in the balance.
Blood Drive returns for the first time since 2018
The Red Cross Club hosted the blood drive to help hundreds of people in need by allowing students, staff and community members to donate blood on Jan. 21.
Honoring the life of Susan Wojcicki: A visionary female’s legacy in the tech industry
Women like YouTube’s former CEO Susan Wojcicki and Palo Alto Networks CTO May Wang are shaping the tech industry, yet challenges still remain for women in the valley and beyond.
Capstone program shows a different of approaching AP curriculum
Some schools offer innovative classes that focus on student-driven research and presentation.
A day in my life according to my phone’s battery activity
One way of judging a day is through this handy metric.
Top 10: phone notifications
Whenever there is a notification that lights up my screen, say goodbye to my nonexistent focus.
Girls’ tennis finishes the regular season with a solid victory
The team also celebrated their senior night, honoring captain Natalie Poon.
Cigarette packaging needs to be more graphic in its dire warnings
Other nations take a tougher approach than the wimpy warnings on tobacco products sold in the U.S.
The bliss and benefits of having tests before breaks
Is it really a good idea to ruin students’ breaks by placing tests after break, forcing them to study over it?
Ljepava reflects on Year 1 as football head coach and his fall routine
He balances his job as a campus supervisor and head varsity coach.
Prop 33 hides behind a misleading purpose
Although aimed at controlling rent control, the proposition will actually hurt California’s housing market and perpetuate the homelessness crisis.
Why sleeping in is my ultimate holiday tradition
I prefer to skip the holiday hype and recharge in my bed instead.
Top 10: Reasons to wake up in the morning for school
From going to school to using the bathroom, there is always a reason to wake up in the morning.
A double-edged sword, Proposition 32 deserves to be rejected by taxpayers on Nov. 5
It will hurt California’s job market, resulting in a reverse effect if passed.
100-word rant: classes without breaks
Breaks in class foster creativity and engagement . . . why not have them?
Season Preview: Falcons set sights on winning El Camino even after key departures
In addition to maintaining team unity, the team also hopes to move up to a more competitive league.
Contacts vs. glasses: Which one works better?
Glasses prevail for their affordability and overall utility.