By Riana Buchman, Sports Editor // As a child, senior Coco Basha did not know that her life would be heavily impacted by cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder than can affect movement, muscle […]
By Bennett Baker, Staff Writer // Throughout the Acalanes Union High School District (AUHSD), students are charged $110 to sign up for each Advance Placement (AP) test they wish to take. However, AP […]
By Sierra Fang-Horvath, Print Editor-in-Chief // The shrill bell rings at 9:45 on the dot, signaling the beginning of brunch. Acalanes students pour out of classrooms and into open-air hallways, heading to […]
By Karen Rosenberg and Lisi Burciaga, Staff Writers With the continuous flow of students aiming to attend a four year college, a common roadblock they face is choosing between the Scholastic […]
By Sam Stack and Bennett Baker, Editors-in-Chief The Class of 2017 will be graduating shortly, with each senior preparing to embark on their own adventure. No two students follow the exact […]
By Clara Kobashigawa, News Editor Typically when students think of stress, they imagine anxiety, school, and depression. Today the word “stress” is constantly tossed around at family dinners, teacher meetings, and […]
By Kiara Kunes, Staff Writer // In Sub-Saharan Africa, 75% of girls start primary school, but only 8% finish secondary school. If that fact was not chilling enough, here is another one: […]
By Sarah Westergren and Karen Rosenberg, Staff Writers It’s 7:00 A.M. when you finally hit the snooze button. After much contemplation, you’re out of bed and into the shower. Frantically racing […]
By Sierra Fang-Horvath, Feature Editor So far, the 2016-17 school year has not treated Santa Clara University (SCU) well. CCTV cameras caught two students scrawling Swastikas and anti-LGBTQ slurs in a […]
By Riana Buchman and Lisi Burciaga, Staff Writers While parents lounged on their sofas and tuned in to the latest episodes of “Happy Days” and “Full House” during the late 1970s-1980s, a […]
