Harshini Ramaswamy

Senior Riley Carter experiences diversity and friendliness in the modeling industry

Sung plans on using unconventional materials like latex in her designs as she tends to “take chances” with her artwork.

Senior recounts her experience dealing with racism and micro-aggressions in everyday life. 

With recent events uncovering celebrity sexual assaults and harassment, it is more vital now than ever to change the culture and start having these conversations, and the groundwork should begin in high school or earlier.

Senior criticizes racist statues that led to violence at Charlottesville. 

After attaining citizenship status, alumna Eleni Spirakis was able to play in the 2017 Women’s Softball European Championships in Bollate, Italy, held from the end of June to the beginning of July.  

Reporter argues for pro-choice.

Legalization of marijuana reaps positive benefits. 

Danny Wallace, the current JV coach, will coach varsity next year.

Junior shares her nearly life-long experience with basketball. 

Injuries have hobbled the Falcons so far in league play, forcing the team to use multiple starting lineups and contributing to the team’s 14-6 record. Because of the injuries and the fact that they have stayed in the upper league this year, the team’s season has had considerable ups and downs.    

A story featuring multiple sports players who were forced to stop playing due to concussions. 

Junior Katrina Sung describes her love for make-up and the part it takes in her daily life. 

Dance Commissioners share details about this year's Winter Formal Dance. 

Girls' basketball team has same goals with new star players. 

After claiming the League Champion title, the Falcons ended their season with a loss to Burlingame in the Division 3 CCS semifinals on Nov. 9.

Due to recent surgery, girls' basketball coach Danny Wallace teaches JV team through the use of other players.

Shows like Game of Thrones

Junior a strength for girls' basketball

Girls Volleyball team hope to win El Camino League.

Teachers talk about their maternity leaves

Her work begins early and involves a lot of checking with students and staff.

As “Grey’s Anatomy” actor Jesse Williams stepped up to receive the humanitarian award at the 2016 BET awards ceremony held in June, he barely hesitated before launching into a speech that would raise the audience on its feet before he even reached the thick of it.  

Girl's Volleyball discuss dreams and hopes for upcoming season.

Going out-of-country and the possibility of encountering terrorism

As the music began to play in the Large Gym, the hundreds of students in the bleachers waiting to see what the 2016-17 Rally Commission had in store for the first rally of the year on Friday, Aug. 26.  

“Commit. That’s so gay. You’re SPED. Go kill yourself.” These are common slang terms echoing in the hallways of SHS, jests that have made their way into the daily vernacular of students.

Prom heads south in 2016 and will be later than usual but in a unique location.

SHSTV has stories on recent action in spring sports,  activities director Rebeca Marshburn about her decision to return to her home town of San Antonio, Texas, after this school year, the recent TEXEX event, a hula hoop challenge to teachers by senior Luke Salin and short promo for Senior Prom.

With the loss of key players from last year’s team to graduation, including Christina Crolla, Christina Chin, Bridget Olsen, Sophia Ajanee and Varna Jammula, the girls on the lacrosse team are in a full rebuilding mode, and so far, their efforts are paying off.  

Three students — Sarah Traina, Diana Alvarado Isguerra and Savannah Green — talked to Falcon reporters about how they got their start in the entertainment business.

After working for 10 years at the school as a night custodian primarily responsible for taking care of the Small and Large Gyms, custodian John Sequeira will retire, having turned 68 just last week.

Playing in the tough De Anza League, the Falcons have secured a spot in the Division 3 CCS playoffs following February break. The team played their last league game at Los Altos on February 16.  

Preview of girls lacrosse.

The first installment of the MAP speaker series, scheduled for Nov. 5, will feature esteemed professionals who will share their real-world experiences in the fields of media and video.

English teacher Erick Rector holds passion for biking.

A year ago, junior Hannah Payne struggled to find an extracurricular activity she could participate in. She found her niche in rowing. Payne, now a member of the Los Gatos Rowing Club, has been training at the Lexington Reservoir in Los Gatos for more than a year.

In 2014, the Indian Cultural Awareness Club (ICAC) launched Tamasha shortly after the show, and in the spring of the same year, the team began attending local dance shows.  

To end the first week back to school, the school hosted the annual barbecue lunch in the quad on Friday, Aug. 21, and showed “Big Hero 6” in the quad later that night.