Each year, the ASI students compete in the Synopsys Championship, a local science fair that takes place in March. This year, seniors Tanya Matthew, Samira Sriram and Geoffrey Glass qualified to compete...
Hi! My name is Noah Tesfaye, I’m from Ethiopia and Eritrea, and no, my family does not starve. Most of us don’t live in shacks, although some of my family does, and we do not have AIDS. As a student...
Cop lights. Flash lights. Spot lights. Strobe lights. Street lights. Back in 2010, Kanye West advocated for all of the lights. But now, eight years later, Los Altos still doesn’t have football field...
On May 17, whether it be a lighted picture of an eerie fog of the Golden Gate Bridge or the San Francisco MoMa, a group of dancers will showcase their variety of styles under specific themes categorized...
Senior Shirley Cheng’s eyes are locked onto the laptop screen, right hand on a mouse, left hand tapping at the keyboard. The bright and vibrant colors of Tilted Towers radiate off the screen — and...
Kylie Akiyama
For the first time in Broken Box’s history, the theater company will perform two one-act plays as their final show of the year. Each actor has at least one role in each one-act, and,...
“Isle of Dogs,” Wes Anderson’s ninth feature film and second animated movie adds another charming, entertaining tale to the auteur’s oeuvre, but raises concerns about cultural appropriation in...
According to USA Today, in Bay Area cities like San Francisco and Oakland, there has been an increase in subsidized teacher housing in order to attract more teachers to their schools. These benefits have...
I don’t take life too seriously. That doesn’t mean that I laugh at inappropriate times or I joke through sensitive subjects. That means while others argue over politics, stress over academics or worry...
