This year, the world language department has done something new by offering not only its annual trip to Mexico for Spanish students, but also trips to France and China.

Members of the Mechanical Science and Engineering team (MSET) found out recently that the robot they will build this year needs to be able to shoot basketballs and balance on bridges.

698 Emerson Street, Palo Alto. This is the office address of the 14th district congresswoman Anna Eshoo.

A constant buzz of activity almost always occupies Room 303, filled with students transcribing interviews, doing layout and typing up articles for the Falcon newspaper or the Talisman yearbook.

On March 8, AP Environmental Science students will have the opportunity to come face to face with an elephant seal.

How to best schedule the school day is a topic that will debated by teachers, students and parents in the next few months.

This year, members of the Mechanical Science and Engineering Team (MSET) have been challenged to build a robot to play basketball—and they have just six weeks to accomplish the task.

Two years ago, senior Megan Yen and some friends saw an improvisational comedic group called Comedy Sportz during a Media Arts Program trip to Los Angeles.

“It was my first time there because this is my first year on student council as well as on spirit commission,” senior Shayda Khorasani said. “Everyone just got their own food and sat down and talked to everybody else. It was a nice community event, and it was the first day of break also, so it was really relaxing.”

Junior clubs commissioner Sasan Saadat said that besides the ASB, the students there were mostly juniors and seniors from the leadership, rally and events commissions.

Winter break ended early for members of the Winter Guard members arrived at school on Jan. 7 ready to practice and head to the first performance of the season. The Winter Guard performed a show entitled “Juxtaposed” at the California Color Guard Circuit (CCGC) Evaluation Show held at James Logan High School.