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The Airpods Max is Apple’s newest feat towards branching out into other markets. However these elegant, high-tech headphones come at a far greater cost than imagined.

[PHOTO] Airpods Max: A high price for luxury listening

December 21, 2020
2020 Los Altos High School alumni show us what they've been up to over the past few months, from studying and playing on-campus (top middle) to taking a gap year and working with technology from home (top right). Recruited athletes from the class of 2020 have decided to head down a number of different paths during their first year post-graduation.

Pandemic plans: College sports with the Class of 2020

November 23, 2020
With the recent release of the iPhone 12, Apple brings a variety of new technological innovations, such as impressive 5G technology and a new A14 bionic processor to the table, making it one of the best smartphones currently available on the market.

[PHOTO] iPhone 12: The trailblazer for a new era of smartphones

November 21, 2020
High school cliques are no longer reserved for on-screen amusement; they seem to have become a reality. The teenage tendency to label others before properly meeting them is keeping students from discovering new interests and genuinely clicking with others, which is the entire point of high school.

[PHOTO] A peppy cheerleader, a band geek and a pretentious journalist walk into high school…

November 8, 2020
“Who is that girl I see staring straight back at me? Why is my reflection someone I don't know?” That’s what the 1998 animated “Mulan” should be asking Disney’s new live-action rendition of the classic tale. With main actress Yifei Liu’s terrible acting skills and a failed attempt to turn “Mulan” into a Disney princess movie, Disney’s newest production does not deliver.


‘Mulan’ — more than just a Disney princess story

September 13, 2020
LGBTQ+ folk often have to hide who they are on the inside, and we often see that identity doesn’t match what’s on the outside. As an Asian American, it’s rare that we are seen as LGBTQ+ folk and instead are seen as singular facets, made of race or sexuality but people are more complex than that.

[PHOTO] The confusing intersectionality of the queer Asian identity

August 29, 2020
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