Alex Yang

YouTube channels achieve success despite controversial and low quality content. 

SHS TV looks a seniors who have jobs, recaps recents sports and Spring Fling action, shows the Dog of the Week, and examines the history of the school's mascot with principal Paul 'Robinson.

American students seem to believe that there is no reason to put off college, even if they feel burned out. According to The Atlantic, a mere 40,000 students annually take a gap year between high school and college.

Finally, after many complaints and requests, the administration ordered the installation of single urinal dividers in three boys’ bathrooms at the start of second semester. Yet, reporters argue that they are not enough.

New year new me phrase is being worn out. 

America is in dire need of gun control laws

The reviewer has had the phone for three weeks and sees few downsides to it.

Columnist argues that In and Out is not worth the hype.

Although the saying is a cliché, the idea that two wrongs don’t make a right is an appropriate way of describing this issue.

Reporters try out some interesting Asian snacks and review them.

Even celebrities such as John Cena and Drew Barrymore have begun wearing crocs regularly as part of elaborate ad campaigns aimed at making Crocs more popular amongst youth.

Taiwanese nationalism angers Chinese, creates tensions

The Emoji Movie made $171 million on a $50 million budget.

High school students can't all be expected to have won Nobel Prizes or saved villages from starving.

The ringing of the end of school bell on Friday, May 12, did not mark the end of the AP testing season for Saratoga High students as it was supposed to.  

Although the team as a whole dropped one division after a disappointing 1-11 regular season,  individual players looked to redeem the team by qualifying for CCS. They did this by placing in the top four spots at the SCVAL tournament from May 4-6.  

Recently, a number of prominent sports stars as well as flat-Earth-believing organizations have been gaining a huge spike in media attention in what can only be described as a renaissance of the flat Earth movement.  

The fact that there is usually a test or final exam tacked on at the end of April for most AP classes is stressful enough; however, when some classes don’t even emphasize year-round preparation for their respective AP tests, students stress even more over the actual exams.

Photographers try rolled up ice cream and sushi burritos to test if these trendy foods are worth it.

Interschool collaboration ineffective.

Falcons take first steps to turn around season with a rebuilt team.

Seniors tour colleges. 

Snapchat clones becoming more and more obvious.

Cable's death marked by dropping football viewership.

Overview of the 2016-2017 school year badminton team

The implications of Trump on our youth are grim

SHSTV receives a big boost in numbers

Young singers make fools of themselves online

Celebrity actors becoming more prolific in the voice acting industry

Frozen out, Moana in

Don't know what to do for winter break? Well, we have a list just for you!

Are expensive cars too much to handle for students?

Voting should be made mandatory in the US

The play "The Murder Room" is in full swing for production, and this story talks about how the cast is preparing for the play. 

Q&A that talks about International Students and their experiences. 

GOP may be in danger

Drama students support LG by watching their fall play

Meme becomes controversial issue

Junior discusses the pros and cons of being a world renowed sprinter or a world renowed speller. 

Our new home may be closer than we think.

Juniors discuess which music stremaing service is the best. 

Internet ablaze about dead ape

With an early record of 7-4, the baseball team is starting off the season strong. Coming off of a successful 17-14 season last year, the team hopes to improve and make a deep run in CCS.  

The final score was 16-14, and the victory was a key part of a recent three-game winning streak, bringing their league record to 3-2 as of March 24.

When Measure E construction ends in a few years, sports teams and groups like winterguard will no longer have to compete for practice time in the Large and Small Gyms. Instead, they will be able to make use of  a third gym, to be called the Fieldhouse.  

From April 5-10, Torrens and 20 upperclassmen from the Media Arts Program (MAP) will be repeating this adventure in Salt Lake City and the surrounding towns. 

Badminton season preview.

The administration approved six possible additions to the growing course lineup for the 2016-17 school year in a series of meetings late last year and in early January. 

Recently, the University of California (UC) has been pressured by a coalition of state politicians, high school teachers and technology leaders to count AP Computer Science toward the system’s required math credits.

With a 11-1 record, the boys’ water polo team has maintained its position as the No. 1 team in the El Camino League.

Senior Uday Singh remembers the first time he went mountain biking. It was 2011, and Singh, then in seventh grade, had gone with his father to try the sport at Skyline Ridge Open Space Preserve.  

In a recent survey taken by 29 students, the ASB learned that most students want to see the nearly $270,000 in accumulated funds spent on everything from boys’ bathroom urinal dividers to solar panels in the parking lot.

The boys’ water polo team has begun its season with a 3-1 record and has impressed at every game so far. Finishing with a disappointing 1-15 record last year, the boys are now thriving after moving down to the El Camino League from the more competitive De Anza League.

Since the Homecoming themes were revealed on the first week of school, the classes have been busy planning for the celebratory week that starts Oct. 12.