Dance made high school experience worthwhile April 21, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar February 15 marked the last time I would perform a Bollywood dance at this school. read more » Race is no separator How Bombay in the Bay is redefining school spirit April 2, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar After Bombay in the Bay (BnB) my freshman year, I vividly remember all of my friends, Indian, Asian, Caucasian, Latino, running over to me saying how awesome the show was and asking me to teach them about Indian dancing. My friends wanted to learn Bollywood dance moves other than the stereotypical “twist the light bulb.” Too lazy to teach them, I told them to do BnB next year. read more » Going pro: The need for pre-professional classes March 28, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar Now that I am a second-semester senior, I spend my time doing, well, nothing except for what is required to maintain decent grades in school. read more » Competition for summer programs runs intense February 12, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar and Bruce Lou Letters of recommendation, lengthy essays, “reaches,” “targets” and “safeties.” read more » Bombay in the Bay adjusts to earlier show date January 28, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar & Simi Srivastava For the past few months, the members of /the Indian Cultural Awareness Club have been preparing for their biggest event of the year, Bombay in the Bay (BnB). This annual showcase, on Feb. 14 and 15, features SHS students performing several Indian dance numbers. Dances this year include the four grade dances; a teacher dance; Bhangra, which is a traditional Punjabi dance; and a classical dance. In past years, there had been a Garba segment, which was a traditional Gujurati dance, but it has been eliminated this year because nobody volunteered to lead the dance, according to senior officers Sachi Verma, Raj Thakkar, Ruchi Jain, Trishika Shetty, Rohan Hardikar, Rick Roy and Priyanka Krishnamurti. With less than a month to go, the officers, performers and parents of Bombay in the Bay are scrambling to take care of the remaining logistical issues. The officers still need to find a charity, determine the sponsors and select a caterer for dinner for the Saturday night show. read more » New captains lead team’s success at invitational December 11, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Led by this year’s recently appointed captains, the speech and debate team ranked in almost every event at the annual Santa Clara University Invitational on the weekend of Nov. 23. Seventy-three schools entered to compete in the tournament. read more » Spirit week receives mixed opinions December 11, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Nov. 18 marked the beginning of the first spirit week of the school year, as students donned mustaches and other forms of facial hair to dress up for Mustache Monday. The rest of the spirit week included Tuesday Mathletes vs Athletes, Western Wednesday, Disney Thursday and Formal Friday. read more » Football: Falcons struggle to win games October 30, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 18, the Falcons played the Palo Alto Vikings at home and lost 55-21. This result continued the Falcons’ losing streak from the past few games, making their overall record 1-5. read more » Childhood movies cause nostalgia October 29, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Jay Mulye Back in elementary school when we were boisterous and under 5 feet tall, after-school Clubhouse daycare was the highlight of our days, on Fridays especially because we got to jump into a magical fantasy world full of talking fish, flying carpets and song and dance through many Disney classics. read more » Students watch ‘Macario’ at Mexican Heritage Plaza October 28, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Arman Vaziri The spanish 4 and 5 classes went to see a play called "Macario" about a poor Mexican woodcutter. read more » Early applications aren’t as beneficial as previously thought September 23, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Nelson Wang Many private universities offer students two options to apply early: early action and early decision. Early decision requires students who are admitted to attend the university, while early action doesn’t. read more » Top quarterback in De Anza League looks to repeat last year’s success September 20, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar This is a story that begins in the sixth grade. Senior Jonathan Walters, then only a sub 5-foot 11-year-old, was playing on the local Pop Warner team. read more » Junior develops public safety application June 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Junior Akshay Madhani released his newest mobile application, My Help Alert, to the public on May 18. With a single click of a button, this free app allows people to notify their family and friends in case of an emergency. read more » Team sends four to nationals April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Sudeep Raj This year’s National Speech and Debate Qualifiers was the first time in the last few years that the team qualified students to nationals. read more » Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Race is no separator How Bombay in the Bay is redefining school spirit April 2, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar After Bombay in the Bay (BnB) my freshman year, I vividly remember all of my friends, Indian, Asian, Caucasian, Latino, running over to me saying how awesome the show was and asking me to teach them about Indian dancing. My friends wanted to learn Bollywood dance moves other than the stereotypical “twist the light bulb.” Too lazy to teach them, I told them to do BnB next year. read more » Going pro: The need for pre-professional classes March 28, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar Now that I am a second-semester senior, I spend my time doing, well, nothing except for what is required to maintain decent grades in school. read more » Competition for summer programs runs intense February 12, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar and Bruce Lou Letters of recommendation, lengthy essays, “reaches,” “targets” and “safeties.” read more » Bombay in the Bay adjusts to earlier show date January 28, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar & Simi Srivastava For the past few months, the members of /the Indian Cultural Awareness Club have been preparing for their biggest event of the year, Bombay in the Bay (BnB). This annual showcase, on Feb. 14 and 15, features SHS students performing several Indian dance numbers. Dances this year include the four grade dances; a teacher dance; Bhangra, which is a traditional Punjabi dance; and a classical dance. In past years, there had been a Garba segment, which was a traditional Gujurati dance, but it has been eliminated this year because nobody volunteered to lead the dance, according to senior officers Sachi Verma, Raj Thakkar, Ruchi Jain, Trishika Shetty, Rohan Hardikar, Rick Roy and Priyanka Krishnamurti. With less than a month to go, the officers, performers and parents of Bombay in the Bay are scrambling to take care of the remaining logistical issues. The officers still need to find a charity, determine the sponsors and select a caterer for dinner for the Saturday night show. read more » New captains lead team’s success at invitational December 11, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Led by this year’s recently appointed captains, the speech and debate team ranked in almost every event at the annual Santa Clara University Invitational on the weekend of Nov. 23. Seventy-three schools entered to compete in the tournament. read more » Spirit week receives mixed opinions December 11, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Nov. 18 marked the beginning of the first spirit week of the school year, as students donned mustaches and other forms of facial hair to dress up for Mustache Monday. The rest of the spirit week included Tuesday Mathletes vs Athletes, Western Wednesday, Disney Thursday and Formal Friday. read more » Football: Falcons struggle to win games October 30, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 18, the Falcons played the Palo Alto Vikings at home and lost 55-21. This result continued the Falcons’ losing streak from the past few games, making their overall record 1-5. read more » Childhood movies cause nostalgia October 29, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Jay Mulye Back in elementary school when we were boisterous and under 5 feet tall, after-school Clubhouse daycare was the highlight of our days, on Fridays especially because we got to jump into a magical fantasy world full of talking fish, flying carpets and song and dance through many Disney classics. read more » Students watch ‘Macario’ at Mexican Heritage Plaza October 28, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Arman Vaziri The spanish 4 and 5 classes went to see a play called "Macario" about a poor Mexican woodcutter. read more » Early applications aren’t as beneficial as previously thought September 23, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Nelson Wang Many private universities offer students two options to apply early: early action and early decision. Early decision requires students who are admitted to attend the university, while early action doesn’t. read more » Top quarterback in De Anza League looks to repeat last year’s success September 20, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar This is a story that begins in the sixth grade. Senior Jonathan Walters, then only a sub 5-foot 11-year-old, was playing on the local Pop Warner team. read more » Junior develops public safety application June 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Junior Akshay Madhani released his newest mobile application, My Help Alert, to the public on May 18. With a single click of a button, this free app allows people to notify their family and friends in case of an emergency. read more » Team sends four to nationals April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Sudeep Raj This year’s National Speech and Debate Qualifiers was the first time in the last few years that the team qualified students to nationals. read more » Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Going pro: The need for pre-professional classes March 28, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar Now that I am a second-semester senior, I spend my time doing, well, nothing except for what is required to maintain decent grades in school. read more » Competition for summer programs runs intense February 12, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar and Bruce Lou Letters of recommendation, lengthy essays, “reaches,” “targets” and “safeties.” read more » Bombay in the Bay adjusts to earlier show date January 28, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar & Simi Srivastava For the past few months, the members of /the Indian Cultural Awareness Club have been preparing for their biggest event of the year, Bombay in the Bay (BnB). This annual showcase, on Feb. 14 and 15, features SHS students performing several Indian dance numbers. Dances this year include the four grade dances; a teacher dance; Bhangra, which is a traditional Punjabi dance; and a classical dance. In past years, there had been a Garba segment, which was a traditional Gujurati dance, but it has been eliminated this year because nobody volunteered to lead the dance, according to senior officers Sachi Verma, Raj Thakkar, Ruchi Jain, Trishika Shetty, Rohan Hardikar, Rick Roy and Priyanka Krishnamurti. With less than a month to go, the officers, performers and parents of Bombay in the Bay are scrambling to take care of the remaining logistical issues. The officers still need to find a charity, determine the sponsors and select a caterer for dinner for the Saturday night show. read more » New captains lead team’s success at invitational December 11, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Led by this year’s recently appointed captains, the speech and debate team ranked in almost every event at the annual Santa Clara University Invitational on the weekend of Nov. 23. Seventy-three schools entered to compete in the tournament. read more » Spirit week receives mixed opinions December 11, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Nov. 18 marked the beginning of the first spirit week of the school year, as students donned mustaches and other forms of facial hair to dress up for Mustache Monday. The rest of the spirit week included Tuesday Mathletes vs Athletes, Western Wednesday, Disney Thursday and Formal Friday. read more » Football: Falcons struggle to win games October 30, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 18, the Falcons played the Palo Alto Vikings at home and lost 55-21. This result continued the Falcons’ losing streak from the past few games, making their overall record 1-5. read more » Childhood movies cause nostalgia October 29, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Jay Mulye Back in elementary school when we were boisterous and under 5 feet tall, after-school Clubhouse daycare was the highlight of our days, on Fridays especially because we got to jump into a magical fantasy world full of talking fish, flying carpets and song and dance through many Disney classics. read more » Students watch ‘Macario’ at Mexican Heritage Plaza October 28, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Arman Vaziri The spanish 4 and 5 classes went to see a play called "Macario" about a poor Mexican woodcutter. read more » Early applications aren’t as beneficial as previously thought September 23, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Nelson Wang Many private universities offer students two options to apply early: early action and early decision. Early decision requires students who are admitted to attend the university, while early action doesn’t. read more » Top quarterback in De Anza League looks to repeat last year’s success September 20, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar This is a story that begins in the sixth grade. Senior Jonathan Walters, then only a sub 5-foot 11-year-old, was playing on the local Pop Warner team. read more » Junior develops public safety application June 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Junior Akshay Madhani released his newest mobile application, My Help Alert, to the public on May 18. With a single click of a button, this free app allows people to notify their family and friends in case of an emergency. read more » Team sends four to nationals April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Sudeep Raj This year’s National Speech and Debate Qualifiers was the first time in the last few years that the team qualified students to nationals. read more » Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Competition for summer programs runs intense February 12, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar and Bruce Lou Letters of recommendation, lengthy essays, “reaches,” “targets” and “safeties.” read more » Bombay in the Bay adjusts to earlier show date January 28, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar & Simi Srivastava For the past few months, the members of /the Indian Cultural Awareness Club have been preparing for their biggest event of the year, Bombay in the Bay (BnB). This annual showcase, on Feb. 14 and 15, features SHS students performing several Indian dance numbers. Dances this year include the four grade dances; a teacher dance; Bhangra, which is a traditional Punjabi dance; and a classical dance. In past years, there had been a Garba segment, which was a traditional Gujurati dance, but it has been eliminated this year because nobody volunteered to lead the dance, according to senior officers Sachi Verma, Raj Thakkar, Ruchi Jain, Trishika Shetty, Rohan Hardikar, Rick Roy and Priyanka Krishnamurti. With less than a month to go, the officers, performers and parents of Bombay in the Bay are scrambling to take care of the remaining logistical issues. The officers still need to find a charity, determine the sponsors and select a caterer for dinner for the Saturday night show. read more » New captains lead team’s success at invitational December 11, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Led by this year’s recently appointed captains, the speech and debate team ranked in almost every event at the annual Santa Clara University Invitational on the weekend of Nov. 23. Seventy-three schools entered to compete in the tournament. read more » Spirit week receives mixed opinions December 11, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Nov. 18 marked the beginning of the first spirit week of the school year, as students donned mustaches and other forms of facial hair to dress up for Mustache Monday. The rest of the spirit week included Tuesday Mathletes vs Athletes, Western Wednesday, Disney Thursday and Formal Friday. read more » Football: Falcons struggle to win games October 30, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 18, the Falcons played the Palo Alto Vikings at home and lost 55-21. This result continued the Falcons’ losing streak from the past few games, making their overall record 1-5. read more » Childhood movies cause nostalgia October 29, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Jay Mulye Back in elementary school when we were boisterous and under 5 feet tall, after-school Clubhouse daycare was the highlight of our days, on Fridays especially because we got to jump into a magical fantasy world full of talking fish, flying carpets and song and dance through many Disney classics. read more » Students watch ‘Macario’ at Mexican Heritage Plaza October 28, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Arman Vaziri The spanish 4 and 5 classes went to see a play called "Macario" about a poor Mexican woodcutter. read more » Early applications aren’t as beneficial as previously thought September 23, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Nelson Wang Many private universities offer students two options to apply early: early action and early decision. Early decision requires students who are admitted to attend the university, while early action doesn’t. read more » Top quarterback in De Anza League looks to repeat last year’s success September 20, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar This is a story that begins in the sixth grade. Senior Jonathan Walters, then only a sub 5-foot 11-year-old, was playing on the local Pop Warner team. read more » Junior develops public safety application June 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Junior Akshay Madhani released his newest mobile application, My Help Alert, to the public on May 18. With a single click of a button, this free app allows people to notify their family and friends in case of an emergency. read more » Team sends four to nationals April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Sudeep Raj This year’s National Speech and Debate Qualifiers was the first time in the last few years that the team qualified students to nationals. read more » Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Bombay in the Bay adjusts to earlier show date January 28, 2014 — by Rohan Hardikar & Simi Srivastava For the past few months, the members of /the Indian Cultural Awareness Club have been preparing for their biggest event of the year, Bombay in the Bay (BnB). This annual showcase, on Feb. 14 and 15, features SHS students performing several Indian dance numbers. Dances this year include the four grade dances; a teacher dance; Bhangra, which is a traditional Punjabi dance; and a classical dance. In past years, there had been a Garba segment, which was a traditional Gujurati dance, but it has been eliminated this year because nobody volunteered to lead the dance, according to senior officers Sachi Verma, Raj Thakkar, Ruchi Jain, Trishika Shetty, Rohan Hardikar, Rick Roy and Priyanka Krishnamurti. With less than a month to go, the officers, performers and parents of Bombay in the Bay are scrambling to take care of the remaining logistical issues. The officers still need to find a charity, determine the sponsors and select a caterer for dinner for the Saturday night show. read more » New captains lead team’s success at invitational December 11, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Led by this year’s recently appointed captains, the speech and debate team ranked in almost every event at the annual Santa Clara University Invitational on the weekend of Nov. 23. Seventy-three schools entered to compete in the tournament. read more » Spirit week receives mixed opinions December 11, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Nov. 18 marked the beginning of the first spirit week of the school year, as students donned mustaches and other forms of facial hair to dress up for Mustache Monday. The rest of the spirit week included Tuesday Mathletes vs Athletes, Western Wednesday, Disney Thursday and Formal Friday. read more » Football: Falcons struggle to win games October 30, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 18, the Falcons played the Palo Alto Vikings at home and lost 55-21. This result continued the Falcons’ losing streak from the past few games, making their overall record 1-5. read more » Childhood movies cause nostalgia October 29, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Jay Mulye Back in elementary school when we were boisterous and under 5 feet tall, after-school Clubhouse daycare was the highlight of our days, on Fridays especially because we got to jump into a magical fantasy world full of talking fish, flying carpets and song and dance through many Disney classics. read more » Students watch ‘Macario’ at Mexican Heritage Plaza October 28, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Arman Vaziri The spanish 4 and 5 classes went to see a play called "Macario" about a poor Mexican woodcutter. read more » Early applications aren’t as beneficial as previously thought September 23, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Nelson Wang Many private universities offer students two options to apply early: early action and early decision. Early decision requires students who are admitted to attend the university, while early action doesn’t. read more » Top quarterback in De Anza League looks to repeat last year’s success September 20, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar This is a story that begins in the sixth grade. Senior Jonathan Walters, then only a sub 5-foot 11-year-old, was playing on the local Pop Warner team. read more » Junior develops public safety application June 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Junior Akshay Madhani released his newest mobile application, My Help Alert, to the public on May 18. With a single click of a button, this free app allows people to notify their family and friends in case of an emergency. read more » Team sends four to nationals April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Sudeep Raj This year’s National Speech and Debate Qualifiers was the first time in the last few years that the team qualified students to nationals. read more » Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
New captains lead team’s success at invitational December 11, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Led by this year’s recently appointed captains, the speech and debate team ranked in almost every event at the annual Santa Clara University Invitational on the weekend of Nov. 23. Seventy-three schools entered to compete in the tournament. read more » Spirit week receives mixed opinions December 11, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Nov. 18 marked the beginning of the first spirit week of the school year, as students donned mustaches and other forms of facial hair to dress up for Mustache Monday. The rest of the spirit week included Tuesday Mathletes vs Athletes, Western Wednesday, Disney Thursday and Formal Friday. read more » Football: Falcons struggle to win games October 30, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 18, the Falcons played the Palo Alto Vikings at home and lost 55-21. This result continued the Falcons’ losing streak from the past few games, making their overall record 1-5. read more » Childhood movies cause nostalgia October 29, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Jay Mulye Back in elementary school when we were boisterous and under 5 feet tall, after-school Clubhouse daycare was the highlight of our days, on Fridays especially because we got to jump into a magical fantasy world full of talking fish, flying carpets and song and dance through many Disney classics. read more » Students watch ‘Macario’ at Mexican Heritage Plaza October 28, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Arman Vaziri The spanish 4 and 5 classes went to see a play called "Macario" about a poor Mexican woodcutter. read more » Early applications aren’t as beneficial as previously thought September 23, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Nelson Wang Many private universities offer students two options to apply early: early action and early decision. Early decision requires students who are admitted to attend the university, while early action doesn’t. read more » Top quarterback in De Anza League looks to repeat last year’s success September 20, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar This is a story that begins in the sixth grade. Senior Jonathan Walters, then only a sub 5-foot 11-year-old, was playing on the local Pop Warner team. read more » Junior develops public safety application June 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Junior Akshay Madhani released his newest mobile application, My Help Alert, to the public on May 18. With a single click of a button, this free app allows people to notify their family and friends in case of an emergency. read more » Team sends four to nationals April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Sudeep Raj This year’s National Speech and Debate Qualifiers was the first time in the last few years that the team qualified students to nationals. read more » Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Spirit week receives mixed opinions December 11, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Nov. 18 marked the beginning of the first spirit week of the school year, as students donned mustaches and other forms of facial hair to dress up for Mustache Monday. The rest of the spirit week included Tuesday Mathletes vs Athletes, Western Wednesday, Disney Thursday and Formal Friday. read more » Football: Falcons struggle to win games October 30, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 18, the Falcons played the Palo Alto Vikings at home and lost 55-21. This result continued the Falcons’ losing streak from the past few games, making their overall record 1-5. read more » Childhood movies cause nostalgia October 29, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Jay Mulye Back in elementary school when we were boisterous and under 5 feet tall, after-school Clubhouse daycare was the highlight of our days, on Fridays especially because we got to jump into a magical fantasy world full of talking fish, flying carpets and song and dance through many Disney classics. read more » Students watch ‘Macario’ at Mexican Heritage Plaza October 28, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Arman Vaziri The spanish 4 and 5 classes went to see a play called "Macario" about a poor Mexican woodcutter. read more » Early applications aren’t as beneficial as previously thought September 23, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Nelson Wang Many private universities offer students two options to apply early: early action and early decision. Early decision requires students who are admitted to attend the university, while early action doesn’t. read more » Top quarterback in De Anza League looks to repeat last year’s success September 20, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar This is a story that begins in the sixth grade. Senior Jonathan Walters, then only a sub 5-foot 11-year-old, was playing on the local Pop Warner team. read more » Junior develops public safety application June 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Junior Akshay Madhani released his newest mobile application, My Help Alert, to the public on May 18. With a single click of a button, this free app allows people to notify their family and friends in case of an emergency. read more » Team sends four to nationals April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Sudeep Raj This year’s National Speech and Debate Qualifiers was the first time in the last few years that the team qualified students to nationals. read more » Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Football: Falcons struggle to win games October 30, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 18, the Falcons played the Palo Alto Vikings at home and lost 55-21. This result continued the Falcons’ losing streak from the past few games, making their overall record 1-5. read more » Childhood movies cause nostalgia October 29, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Jay Mulye Back in elementary school when we were boisterous and under 5 feet tall, after-school Clubhouse daycare was the highlight of our days, on Fridays especially because we got to jump into a magical fantasy world full of talking fish, flying carpets and song and dance through many Disney classics. read more » Students watch ‘Macario’ at Mexican Heritage Plaza October 28, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Arman Vaziri The spanish 4 and 5 classes went to see a play called "Macario" about a poor Mexican woodcutter. read more » Early applications aren’t as beneficial as previously thought September 23, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Nelson Wang Many private universities offer students two options to apply early: early action and early decision. Early decision requires students who are admitted to attend the university, while early action doesn’t. read more » Top quarterback in De Anza League looks to repeat last year’s success September 20, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar This is a story that begins in the sixth grade. Senior Jonathan Walters, then only a sub 5-foot 11-year-old, was playing on the local Pop Warner team. read more » Junior develops public safety application June 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Junior Akshay Madhani released his newest mobile application, My Help Alert, to the public on May 18. With a single click of a button, this free app allows people to notify their family and friends in case of an emergency. read more » Team sends four to nationals April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Sudeep Raj This year’s National Speech and Debate Qualifiers was the first time in the last few years that the team qualified students to nationals. read more » Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Childhood movies cause nostalgia October 29, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Jay Mulye Back in elementary school when we were boisterous and under 5 feet tall, after-school Clubhouse daycare was the highlight of our days, on Fridays especially because we got to jump into a magical fantasy world full of talking fish, flying carpets and song and dance through many Disney classics. read more » Students watch ‘Macario’ at Mexican Heritage Plaza October 28, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Arman Vaziri The spanish 4 and 5 classes went to see a play called "Macario" about a poor Mexican woodcutter. read more » Early applications aren’t as beneficial as previously thought September 23, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Nelson Wang Many private universities offer students two options to apply early: early action and early decision. Early decision requires students who are admitted to attend the university, while early action doesn’t. read more » Top quarterback in De Anza League looks to repeat last year’s success September 20, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar This is a story that begins in the sixth grade. Senior Jonathan Walters, then only a sub 5-foot 11-year-old, was playing on the local Pop Warner team. read more » Junior develops public safety application June 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Junior Akshay Madhani released his newest mobile application, My Help Alert, to the public on May 18. With a single click of a button, this free app allows people to notify their family and friends in case of an emergency. read more » Team sends four to nationals April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Sudeep Raj This year’s National Speech and Debate Qualifiers was the first time in the last few years that the team qualified students to nationals. read more » Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Students watch ‘Macario’ at Mexican Heritage Plaza October 28, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Arman Vaziri The spanish 4 and 5 classes went to see a play called "Macario" about a poor Mexican woodcutter. read more » Early applications aren’t as beneficial as previously thought September 23, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Nelson Wang Many private universities offer students two options to apply early: early action and early decision. Early decision requires students who are admitted to attend the university, while early action doesn’t. read more » Top quarterback in De Anza League looks to repeat last year’s success September 20, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar This is a story that begins in the sixth grade. Senior Jonathan Walters, then only a sub 5-foot 11-year-old, was playing on the local Pop Warner team. read more » Junior develops public safety application June 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Junior Akshay Madhani released his newest mobile application, My Help Alert, to the public on May 18. With a single click of a button, this free app allows people to notify their family and friends in case of an emergency. read more » Team sends four to nationals April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Sudeep Raj This year’s National Speech and Debate Qualifiers was the first time in the last few years that the team qualified students to nationals. read more » Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Early applications aren’t as beneficial as previously thought September 23, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Nelson Wang Many private universities offer students two options to apply early: early action and early decision. Early decision requires students who are admitted to attend the university, while early action doesn’t. read more » Top quarterback in De Anza League looks to repeat last year’s success September 20, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar This is a story that begins in the sixth grade. Senior Jonathan Walters, then only a sub 5-foot 11-year-old, was playing on the local Pop Warner team. read more » Junior develops public safety application June 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Junior Akshay Madhani released his newest mobile application, My Help Alert, to the public on May 18. With a single click of a button, this free app allows people to notify their family and friends in case of an emergency. read more » Team sends four to nationals April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Sudeep Raj This year’s National Speech and Debate Qualifiers was the first time in the last few years that the team qualified students to nationals. read more » Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Top quarterback in De Anza League looks to repeat last year’s success September 20, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar This is a story that begins in the sixth grade. Senior Jonathan Walters, then only a sub 5-foot 11-year-old, was playing on the local Pop Warner team. read more » Junior develops public safety application June 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Junior Akshay Madhani released his newest mobile application, My Help Alert, to the public on May 18. With a single click of a button, this free app allows people to notify their family and friends in case of an emergency. read more » Team sends four to nationals April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Sudeep Raj This year’s National Speech and Debate Qualifiers was the first time in the last few years that the team qualified students to nationals. read more » Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Junior develops public safety application June 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Junior Akshay Madhani released his newest mobile application, My Help Alert, to the public on May 18. With a single click of a button, this free app allows people to notify their family and friends in case of an emergency. read more » Team sends four to nationals April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Sudeep Raj This year’s National Speech and Debate Qualifiers was the first time in the last few years that the team qualified students to nationals. read more » Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Team sends four to nationals April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar & Sudeep Raj This year’s National Speech and Debate Qualifiers was the first time in the last few years that the team qualified students to nationals. read more » Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Guidance department puts immense effort into helping students with applications April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Last August, senior Benedict Chiu met with his guidance counselor Monique Young to talk about college applications. What lay before him seemed like a huge and daunting task. read more » Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Passion for DJ-ing leads to creation of company April 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In early February, seniors Fred Feyzi, Pablo Riesgo and Stephen Ruff started the community’s first mixer company: FPS Ragers. Each month they plan to host a mixer, a dance for people of all different high schools, and with the profits, the group will donate to charity and split the rest evenly. read more » Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Team displays impressive performance as state qualifiers near April 3, 2013 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar Once again, the speech and debate team displayed an impressive performance at the Coast Forensic League Tournament 3, with many schools such as Milpitas, Bellarmine, and Leland, on March 2. read more » Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Recent performances show optimistic signs for future February 26, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj The speech and debate team competed in two back-to-back tournaments in late January as the season started to pick up its pace: the Martin Luther King Jr. tournament held at James Logan High on Jan. 20, and the CFL League 2 at Milpitas High on Jan. 27. read more » How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
How to have an awesome single’s day February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar In almost every movie, television series and novel with a Valentine’s Day special, there’s always that happy couple who has a romantic evening with a candlelight dinner, and of course, the lonely, single friend, who spends his night with a movie and a box of chocolates labeled “to me, from me.” read more » Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Legacy provides unfair advantage February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev Colleges want a well-rounded class. They want the science fair winner, the well-decorated musician, the 16-year-old entrepreneur, the Eagle Scout and the published author. They also want the hefty donations that they often receive from proud alumni. read more » Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Boys’ soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 4, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Students create History Day entries as competition nears February 3, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar Juniors Andrew Chang, Alex Renda, Nikil Ramanathan and Mihir Iyer shave been working for the past few weeks designing a website explaining the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The group has entered the annual National History Day competition and must complete their entry in early February. read more » Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Boys’ Soccer: Slip-ups don’t preclude playoff chances February 2, 2013 — by Rohan Hardikar and Rohan Rajeev After two disappointing results midseason, the 2-2-3 soccer team has to dust itself off and prepare to fight, as the next games will determine the outcome of the season. read more » Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Boys’ Soccer: new beginning for rebuilding team December 16, 2012 — by Rohan Rajeev and Rohan Hardikar As the winter season begins, the boys’ varsity soccer team must cope with drastic changes. With most of last year’s starters graduated, players are learning new their roles. read more » Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Saratoga Idol officers produce successful event December 13, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar Ten contestants took the stage on Nov. 29 at this year’s Saratoga Idol in the McAfee Center. Each contestant sang one song in the preliminary round, and then the top three singers were chosen by the audience to sing in the next round. read more » Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Speech and debate team wins record number of events at Santa Clara tournament December 7, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj At the Santa Clara University tournament over the Nov. 16 weekend, the members of the speech and debate team displayed an impressive show as many individuals advanced to the final rounds in multiple events against participants from 47 different schools. read more » First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
First debate tournament lacking in participation, but still fruitful October 29, 2012 — by Sudeep Raj and Rohan Hardikar On Oct. 20, as sophomores and juniors arrived at the school to take the dreaded PSAT, some members of the speech and debate team departed for Gunn High School for the first league debate tournament of the year. read more » Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Has ‘bubble’ shielded Saratoga students from economic woes? September 26, 2012 — by Sanj Nalwa and Rohan Hardikar The “Saratoga Bubble” has for the most part shielded the community from the recent budget crisis. read more » Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »
Speech and debate team to go across the country September 19, 2012 — by Rohan Hardikar and Sudeep Raj As the speech and debate team expands, there has been considerable interest in going to higher level tournaments across the country. read more »