‘Jujutsu Kaisen’ anime surpasses expectations with newest installment
The TV series’ third season, Part 1 of “The Culling Game," covers chapters 138 to 221 of its manga series.
Ryan Hsueh, Reporter
Boys’ tennis falls to Harker 4-3 in CCS semifinals
Falcons go 12-0 record in the De Anza League; some individuals and doubles set for further play.
Sophomore Brandon Chen racks up accolades as a trumpet player
He has played the instrument since fifth grade.
AI-aided scalping takes economic toll in multiple fields
Music fans often have trouble finding tickets to see their favorite artists and must pay outrageous prices on secondary markets.
The road to Dayton: Winter percussion program sets sights on finals
The Winter Percussion World Class group has completed their show and is now preparing for their first competition on Feb. 7.
Top 10: Quotes from chemistry teacher Kathryn Nakamatsu
The Kevin Costner-obsessed science teacher never fails to make her students laugh.
The death of the penny increases reliance on digital wallets
With mints no longer producing pennies, digital pay apps such as Apple Pay and PayPal further push the world toward a cashless future.
Sophomore researches cognitive decline with Duke professor
When he runs into trouble during the research process, sophomore Michael Zhao has learned to stay patient.
Homework policies evolve in response to student workloads and AI
Traditional homework methods are being challenged, with teachers instituting more lenient homework policies.
Marching band wraps up a successful season with second-place finish at NorCal Super Show
Following their win at the Cupertino tournament of Bands, the Falcons went out on a high note at the Sacramento event.
Marching band places first at Annual Cupertino Tournament of Bands
Their performance earned awards for high music and high visual.
Do school subjects have corresponding colors? The debate rages
School subject colors can destroy friendships, relationships and families. Don’t believe us? Ask your best friend what they think their classes’ colors are. Just see what happens.
Social media in politics nurtures political involvement, but at a cost
Online echo chambers lead to the glorification of controversial figures and the spread of harmful agendas.
Canvas shuts down due to Amazon Web Services shortage
Teachers forced to find ways to get by without Canvas, as well as ways to manage future recurrences.
Marching band attends first judged performance at FUHSD Expo
The marching band performed their field show, “The Thread Between Us,” at an annual showcase event hosted at Homestead High.
‘Hollow Knight: Silksong’ worth the 7-year wait
Though its increased difficulty and sub-par Chinese translation drag down its online ratings, “Silksong” is a worthy sequel to one of the best indie games from the 2010s.
