Travel bans on international students destroys the foreign talent pool that defines America
Restrictions on visas and deportation have caused a decrease in university enrollment.
Soham Pradhan, Reporter
America’s failures with Iran didn’t start with Trump’s recent cascade of costly miscalculations
The U.S. seems to have bet on all the wrong players over the years.
Longtime journalism adviser announces retirement after leading program for three decades
While English teacher Michael Tyler never participated in journalism in high school or as an undergraduate, he still led Saratoga’s journalism program for three decades with a spirit of excellence.
The downfalls of the NBA’s GOATs
The reputation surrounding the National Basketball Association has considerably tanked due to the controversies of their well-known players.
A junior Year from Hell — this is what happens when you don’t listen to your school counselors
Students love to go against their school counselor’s wishes and take the most jampacked schedules of all time, overconfident in their academic abilities.
‘Terraria’: My favorite childhood video game
The adventure video game made my February break exciting.
CDC reduces the number of vaccines recommended on the federal immunization schedule
The decrease in recommended shots marks a shift towards joint decision-making regarding vaccination.
A nice patisserie to enjoy after a filling lunch: NaiSnow Tea and Bakery
Originating in China, NaiSnow recently expanded to the U.S., opening its first California location in Cupertino on Feb. 1.
A ‘perfect’ guide to being a perfect Saratoga High student
If you don’t follow these norms, you’ll never get into Stanford.
Speech and debate teams see strong performances in January
Two pairs qualify for a national tournament taking place in Washington, D.C., in May.
How professional athletes should deal with toxic fans
Vocal and controversial fans have always been an unavoidable part of sports.
Badminton players living in different parts of the state foster lifelong friendship through their sport
Friendship within sports alleviates stress and makes the activity more enjoyable.
Trump’s proposed arch reflects the rampant overspending of his administration
Ego is at the heart of projects, not true upgrades for the American people.
The speech and debate mini-tournament prepared students to excel at recent competitions
At the mock-tournament the club aimed to provide an environment for students to practice their speeches before upcoming tournaments.
Sophomore has played competitive tennis since second grade, looks forward to developing into a college-level player
Riki Toram, the No. 4 singles player on the boys’ tennis team, has also taken a new job as a tennis coach.
Restricted APs for underclassmen suppresses student ambition
The school’s attempts to decrease academic pressure on students has both negative and positive effects.
Energy drinks are a massive part of academic culture, but at what cost?
They obviously aren’t healthy, yet they still seem to remain a necessity for some students.
Santa, please save my grades
I would really appreciate some heavenly assistance to save my GPA right now.
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.
New Spikeball Club grows in popularity
Approved in October, the club aims to make meetings fun and interesting.
How fighting over food proved my sister’s and my relationship has never really changed
The practical jokes between us continue despite her going to college.
New Leadership teacher promotes campus-wide engagement
Many Leadership class students appreciate Mark Higashioka’s strong relationships with students and active planning.