Saratoga Falcon
Falcon Feature: Liz Alves
This week, SHSTV features Altitude Allison, the ASB-led walkout to protest gun violence, Saratoga Eats and Word of the Week
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Watch clips of the March 14 walkout in protest of gun violence and in memory of the Parkland school shooting victims which took place during tutorial.
The 55-member team has been gearing up for FIRST competitions that began this month.
In the past, the commission has noticed that students are not as spirited during Spring Fling as they are during Homecoming, so they are hoping that will change this year.
Mallik’s main mission is to fundraise and spread awareness through various events such as a 5k run in San Francisco, which costs $35 per person, and cable car pulling, which costs $200 per team of six, in addition to local boba fundraisers.
Increase of security cameras in the hallways, parking lots, and quad is met with mixed responses
The M-SET Fish Robotics Team has made it to World Championships in Houston!
As students settled down during the April 6 rally, most were excited to watch the new boys’ dance team perform for the first time without the accompaniment of the girls’ team.
The dance teams competes at USA Dance Nationals in the Anaheim Convention Center
Growing up, sophomore Katrina Li learned that she could not let the condition of dwarfism dictate what people thought of her. Li felt that although she may feel like she was in the spotlight while she was in public, it was no reason for her to feel uncomfortable about her own body.
The class officer elections have seen increasing competition compared to past elections, especially among incoming sophomores and juniors.
With more matches under their belt, the team’s three freshmen — twin brother Albert and Geoffrey Jing and Michael Burry — are becoming more comfortable during their matches.
The recent wins have boosted team spirit and has shown that the girls hard work has begun to turn their season around.
The match against Monta Vista was a closer one than the final score indicated, with Stefan Meier having a tough loss to a Monta Vista senior.
The boys hold a 2-1 conference record as of March 15, winning against Monta Vista 6-0 on March 6, losing to Wilcox 6-1 on March 10 and defeating Wilcox 14-4 on March 15.The boys hold a 2-1 conference record as of March 15, winning against Monta Vista 6-0 on March 6, losing to Wilcox 6-1 on March 10 and defeating Wilcox 14-4 on March 15.
The boys hold a 2-1 conference record as of March 15, winning against Monta Vista 6-0 on March 6, losing to Wilcox 6-1 on March 10 and defeating Wilcox 14-4 on March 15.
Watch clips of the March 14 walkout in protest of gun violence and in memory of the Parkland school shooting victims which took place during tutorial.
Falcon Feature: Liz Alves
This week, SHSTV features Altitude Allison, the ASB-led walkout to protest gun violence, Saratoga Eats and Word of the Week
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SHSTV covers the Student of the Month, Benefit Fashion Show, and the classes that moved into the newly-transformed MAP Annex.
Korean Club dances to K-Pop music during lunch on Jan. 27 for Lunar New Year celebrations.
SHSTV covers news of the week such as the Benefit fashion show and CCS sports action.
Senior Raquel Boales talks about how she overcame her disability in order to continue her passion in synchronized swimming despite the many obstacles she faced.
SHSTV covers a preview of Bombay in the Bay, dance team's NorCal Dance Classic regional competition and Mr. Saratoga.
Junior Iman Laique talks about her struggles with her panic attacks and how she overcame them.
Senior Solomon Bailey talks about his experience moving to the U.S., discovering his philosophy of being who he wants to be and doing what he wants to do during the Speak Up For Change assembly on Jan. 15.
Senior Prashant Malyala talks about his struggles and resolutions with his step-father for his speech during the Speak Up For Change assembly on Jan. 15.
SHSTV covers winters sports and a recent fundraising effort and provides a review of a local eatery.
SHSTV has stories on this year's student productions, the recent women's march and seniors' college application process.
SHSTV looks back at Speak Up for Change week and reviews recent sports action.
In the makeup and fashion industry, products have historically been geared to a predominantly white audience.
Students in regular English and History classes could benefit from experiencing a real-life representation of what they have been learning about.
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.
In all of these cases, the activists and social reformers understood what were the nation’s positive as well as negative attributes.
In English 10, many students have been reading “All Quiet on the Western Front,” which details the many emotional and physical traumas experienced in war.
Standardized tests, although undoubtedly another burden, are the major-determining factors in a school’s API score.
Senior Riley Carter experiences diversity and friendliness in the modeling industry
As a two-time Math Olympiad Summer Program (MOSP) Qualifier and current prominent contender for the U.S. International Math Olympiad team, sophomore Brandon Wang is among the elite teenage mathematicians in the nation.
Reporters interview Mr. Orre to see how he came into the path of teaching.
According to Bal, through working with other peers and discussing the significance of concepts learned in class, a student better understands the way they work through a problem, and thus gains a deeper understanding on the subject at hand.
Paired with a decent superhero movie that contained stars Will Smith and Margot Robbie, the soundtrack and movie raked in $746.8 million in the box office on a $175 million budget.
Famous stutterers include England’s King George VI, singer Elvis Presley, golfer Tiger Woods, politician Joe Biden and actress Emily Blunt.
The first rule in breaking up with someone is to do it as soon as possible because leading them on only causes more pain.
So when I had to use the restroom at 8:45 a.m., I forgot all about the prank and instead was thinking about math. Needless to say, I ended up falling for my own prank and the result was quite embarrassing.
It’s best to decide how to act after observing reactions from the friend’s rejection. If they seem super disappointed, it would probably be better to hold off giving the news for a few days. Otherwise, share the news humbly and only if asked.
Reporter gives a list of must-listen songs that are topping the charts currently.
Reporter argues that being American is something a lot more Americans aren't proud of these days.
Are you stuck at a moral crossroads? The easiest, safest, and most risk-free option when a friend asks about a test is to tell them that you don’t really remember and they should study it just to be safe.
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