By: Nelson Kramer Humor Editor Becoming a junior in high school was the biggest culture shock I have ever experienced. If nothing else would convince freshman Nelson, who romanticized getting more involved […]
Kramer analyzes junior year
Gruetter gives ideas for legal servers
By: Sam Gruetter Opinion Editor You’ve been served! Unfortunately, this does not mean you showed up somewhere dressed to the nines and projecting Adriana Lima level confidence. No mama, you are being […]
Wilde explains her Starbucks addiction
By: Jane Wilde Public Relations Editor There are three perfect things in this world; my bed, the 2022 Elvis biopic, and an unreasonably high-priced sweet treat. My sweet treat addiction was birthed […]
Pandey explains overthinking
By: Atharva Pandey National/World Editor Overthinking is so much more than just thinking too much. It is a phenomenon, a worldwide pandemic that impacts millions of people daily. It can make a […]
Hasting masters Senior Assassin
By: Megan Hastings Public Relations Editor All of the tears, all-nighters, and in-class essay crash-outs over the past four years have all led to this moment. No, not college acceptance or graduation. […]
Strahs ranks mechanical pencil sizes
By: Hayley Strahs News Editor Prior to my sophomore year of high school, wooden pencils were my ride-or-dies. However, upon discovering the versatility and flair of their mechanical counterparts, I vowed never […]
Pan complains about making plans with friends
By: Annabelle Pan Graphics Editor Every time you try to make plans with friends, there are always those two people whose busy schedules seem to eliminate all of the possible days to […]
Muthukrishnan defends Lebron James Glazing
By: Sahil Muthukrishnan Sports Editor The king, our only sunshine, the Chosen One, the Lord and savior LeBron Raymone James goes by many names. Many agree that in the year of LeBron […]
Koshalieva shares what she did during the TikTok ban
By: Aliya Koshalieva Media Production Editor Jan. 18, 2025, will go down as one of the worst days in history. After a long day without any screen time, I sat on the […]
Nelson makes light of her fake trend
By: Katie Nelson Center Editor In the last press cycle, as Center Editor, I was tasked with creating a center page that helped you figure out what 2024 meme you are. During […]
Fugit discusses different aspects of LinkedIn
By: Owen Fugit Editor-in-Chief Every day, millions of Americans get out of bed and go to work. This is no secret. But if you look a little bit deeper, one question starts […]
Banno shares what your stationery says about you
By: Fuyu Banno Graphics Editor From pens to highlighters, everybody uses different types of stationery to take notes in their social studies class or to scribble down an endless amount of math […]
Kramer goes RedNote viral
By: Nelson Kramer Humor Editor One day, you’re a simple high school student trying not to crash out over AP classes, and the next, you’re signed to an endorsement deal with Dunkin’ […]
Winter Guard and Percussion season continues
By Hayley Strahs With competitions almost every weekend, winter guard and winter percussion’s respective seasons are in full swing. On Jan. 25, winter guard attended the California Color Guard Circuit (CCGC) Color […]
Track in field preseason commences
By Claudia Casal The Los Gatos track and field season is warming up as the team welcomes both newbies and veterans alike. The track and field season rolls around every year in […]