Jayne Zhou

Can you communicate with your best friend by yelling from your front door? I didn’t think so...

Teenagers rejecting “basic” culture become “basic” themselves.

Change is coming, and it can’t be forced through lawsuits.  

10-step routines are excessive and can prove harmful to some skin types.

Spend your money elsewhere

The culture of dividing the parking lot based on grade sometimes causes resentments.

Injured player affects team’s ability to perform

Dessert shop has a hard time maintaining popularity.

Changes in tutorial anger students, but aren’t extremely significant.

Girls hope to succeed with healthier team. 

Two students attempt to limit their time and budget on a trip to Santa Cruz.

Junior Katie Lam sacrifices her studying time to help out younger children. 

Senior gets offer from college with an elite diving team.

Tracker apps might help parents keep track of their kids, but it also harms the trust in the relationships they have with their children

Reporter covers a series of devastating celebrity breakups that plagued 2018.

Reporters try three different types of tacos and choose their favorite.

Reporters test baking skills picked up from years of watching Tasty videos

Recent exposure of rap star 21 Savage’s British nationality triggers media attention, causes deportation charge.

Reporters try out the ugly photoshoot challenge, recently popular on Instagram and YouTube, at Target.

Vasan and Stratakos, top two singles players, were on the sidelines for CCS.

No charges have been filed against a West Valley College student.

Hulme had multiple offers from D1 schools but thinks D3 works better for her academic goals.

English and History classes show films to provide a deeper understanding of the material and a different perspective on the past.

Girls tennis hopes to find future success in key matchups. 

The debate team works hard after their head coach leaves.

Jeffree Star is more than just a YouTuber.

Reporters test out "Flora" Productivity App.

Movie Review on Crazy Rich Asians

Reporters try to make various things following Nifty's DIY videos.

Girls' Tennis Season Preview

Computer Science Teacher Debra Troxell is retiring after 17 years of teaching.

The Green Team plans Earth Week.

Reporters argue that doubt should not be people's first reaction to sexual harrassment allegations.

Reporter attempts to emulate Kim Kardashian's lifestyle for a day.

The Spring Fling dance, which has an under the sea theme, will take place on April 7.

Media Arts Program provides opportunities for students to combine English, History, and Media Arts into integrated projects. 

Cheer and dance team brought closer together after cheerleader joins dance team. 

With the loss of multiple key players, the varsity boys' volleyball team focuses on improving their defense.

More and more Asian rappers are entering the main stream with their unique take on hip hop, incorporating their own culture into their tracks. Their popularity is only encouraged by listeners and fellow rappers alike. 

Following in their parents footsteps, Ananya and Tarun Krishnan have been a part of their band Font 12 for almost four years and don't plan on stopping anytime soon. 

Political climate causes senior to found club for religious tolerance and open discussion of faith. 

Six boys compete for the title of Mr.Saratoga and entertain the audience through the modeling, talent, and question and answer segments.

With minumum security, GoFundMe is a platform vulnerable to fakers and liars. Doing research before donating thousands of dollars on a GoFundMe page is a must.

People might not realize the affect that an artists' words have on listeners, but when artists advocate for things such as prescription drugs, it sends listeners a message that they are okay to abuse.

Previews for the field hockey season.

A group of upperclassmen find joy and success in working out together to getting fit.

Senior Daphne Liu suffered her first concussion in March 2015 when she was knocked backwards in a club tournament during her freshman year. Despite the dizziness, she continued to play, heading the ball and falling several more times throughout the game, only find out later that she was exacerbating the problem.

After decades of moving to Saratoga, Nancy Parden-Badgett and Jim Parden see a dramatic shift in Saratoga's "small town" feel.

The movie and television industry often poorly represent Mandarin Chinese with non-Chinese actors and actresses, leaving actual Chinese speakers confused and insulted.

While the new line rule was well intentioned, it is an overreaction to the actual issue of rally fights. 

Celebrities use their well established names to create successful, high quality makeup products.

Cahatol takes on job teaching AP Chemistry after expansion of science department. 

Freshmen officers hope to solve homecoming obstacles with movie night.