‘The People We Meet on Vacation’ is heartfelt, conflicted and fun
This emotional and vibrant romance features standout performances, though audiences have had mixed opinions about the adaptation.
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‘Wuthering Heights,’ shockingly, is incredibly moving
We went in expecting to find the film vapid, but ended up pleasantly surprised by its heartbreaking emotion.
The English language: logical … until it isn’t
Pity the non-native speaker who has to make sense of it.
Lost in translation: Why Trump’s English language requirement for truckers goes too far
A new federal policy requiring truck drivers to prove their English proficiency raises questions about safety, technology and whether language barriers are being overstated.
Top 10: Vending machine snacks
As people who basically keep the vending machine industry live at school, we ranked our favorite snacks.
Top 10 most satisfying mukbangs to watch
These videos of people eating food on camera have taken over my TikTok “For You” page, and these are the ones I can’t stop watching.
Bloom Bagels: a local, not-so-hidden gem
We tried various bagels at this unique twice-baked bagel shop.
More than 100 students join national anti-ICE walkout
Students walked a 1.5-mile circuit through downtown Saratoga to protest ICE during tutorial on Monday morning.
AI takes the stage: Hollywood’s newest star isn’t human
New AI actress Tilly Norwood has sparked controversy among fanbases.
Analysis: National Park Service removes exhibits on slavery and Native American history
A federal review is reshaping how race and identity are presented at public sites.
Is it OK to like the art but still condemn the artist?
Controversies around celebrities often leave fans questioning what it really means to support someone and whether enjoying their work counts as taking a side.
Christmas finds its meaning in the little things
Family traditions like decorating Christmas trees and opening presents show that the season’s smallest rituals stay with us the longest.
Imagining my future one BuzzFeed quiz at a time
From dream apartments to imaginary careers, online quizzes have a strange way of turning random choices into surprisingly personal predictions.
ICAC officers’ dedication fuels memorable Garba
Amid dance, music and food, the event highlighted the club’s effort to craft an experience that celebrated Indian tradition.
Cancel culture: One strike and you’re out?
What began as a call for accountability has also sparked debates over harassment, forgiveness and whether past mistakes should define someone’s future.
SHSTV goes dark for the year
With no teacher for the class and low enrollment, the school's broadcast news class isn’t being offered this year.
Dance team reflects on Nationals and what’s next
Members traveled to Anaheim in March.
Track team’s viral Instagram reel draws 778,000 views
Athletes hoped for more recognition this season and got it beyond their wildest dreams.
Why do live-action adaptations never measure up?
Adaptations promise nostalgia and realism but rarely deliver anything better than the original.
Disney’s ‘Snow White’: not the fairest adaptation of them all
A remake lost in its own reflection between mixed messaging, messy costumes and real-world controversy, Disney’s newest adaptation stumbles.
Softball team aims for first place in league behind new freshman talent, Ramakrishnan’s pitching
The Falcons will be led by a new head coach Greg Spirakis after their longtime coach Mike Davey stepped away from the role.
Keeping the streak alive: Alumna Simarya Ahuja takes on Quiz Bowl in college
From “Jeopardy!” dreams to leadership roles, Ahuja found her voice through the competitive activity.
SZA’s latest album hits all the right notes
Adding new songs to her previous album, “SOS,” SZA’s “SOS Deluxe: LANA” left me thoroughly enjoying the new additions, making an already great album even better.
Gratitude with fear: grappling with all the Beyoncé conspiracy theories
Exploring the whispers of power, influence and intrigue in a new conspiracy theory within the music industry.
‘New Year, new me’ is sadly a myth
The numerous resolutions made each year on New Year’s Eve are often long forgotten as the year goes on.
Falcon Family Peer Tutoring: Empowering students through peer support
Falcon Family Tutoring aims to improve academic performance and cultivate a culture of collaboration and support.
‘Dancing With the Stars’ takes competitive reality TV to new heights
Aided by a talented celebrity cast, DWTS broke viewership records this year.
Field hockey misses CCS after tough loss vs Presentation High on penalty shots
The team said they achieved many improvements from the previous season.
Kirkwood reigns as Tahoe’s best ski resort
With its pristine snow and diverse runs, Kirkwood is the ultimate destination for skiers seeking both thrill and charm in Lake Tahoe.
‘Dance Moms’: A New Era — a cheap knockoff or entertaining predecessor?
Sporting an entirely new ensemble cast, the hit reality TV show has finally returned.
Garba night brings Indian culture to life
ICAC’s annual Garba showcased the rich cultural traditions of Navaratri, inviting the entire school community to join in on the festivities.
In a world of short-form videos, long-term focus becomes a challenge
The younger generation is suffering under poor attention spans over extended periods of time.
‘A Quiet Place: Day One’: not worth all the noise
Despite high excitement levels for the “A Quiet Place” prequel, the movie falls short of the first two installments in the franchise.
With Klay Thompson gone, Warriors prepare for a major reset
Thompson’s sudden move comes with both sadness from Warriors fans who will miss him and hope that Thompson will be able to revitalize his career on the Mavericks.