Sports
Boys tennis returns from Fresno Classic, wins in league
The boys varsity tennis team participated in the Fresno High School Tennis Classic on Friday, March 5 and Saturday, March 6. The tournament featured teams from all of California.
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MTV show to hold auditions at school
MTV’s reality show, MADE, will be coming to the school for auditions on Wednesday, March 24th, according to drama and English teacher Nancy Moran.
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MTV show to hold auditions at school
MTV’s reality show, MADE, will be coming to the school for auditions on Wednesday, March 24th, according to drama and English teacher Nancy Moran.
Graffiti tags cars in student parking lot
Three cars were vandalized in the student parking lot today, Wednesday, March 10.
School to increase ticketing in parking lot
Complaints by students have led school authorities to request that the Los Altos Police Department (LAPD) tickets students who park illegally or without permits in the school parking lot.
Comedian to perform to raise funds for Writers Week
Local writer and comedian Brian Copeland is scheduled to perform a matinee showing of his one-man show “Not a Genuine Black Man” on Sunday, April 25 in the Eagle Theatre.
Art Auction raises money for department
The Art Club hosted its second annual Art Auction on Tuesday, March 2. The event was held from 6 to 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria. All artwork sold was original student work.
Sports Scores
- Varsity Boys Baseball beats Harbor, 14-3 on March 9.
- Varsity Girls Softball beats Mountain View, 2-1 on March 8.
- Varsity Boys Baseball beats Sobrato, 5-2 on March 6.
- Varsity Boys Lacrosse loses to St. Francis, 1-11 on March 6.
- Varsity Girls Softball loses to Homestead, 0-5 on March 1.
- Varsity Boys Basketball loses to Palo Alto, 46-58 on February 28.
- Varsity Boys Basketball beats Leigh, 57-50 on February 25.
- Varsity Boys Baseball beats Fremont, 7-1 on February 24.
Teachers distribute relief in Haiti
With dust-covered toes and calloused hands, English teacher Ryan Ikeda and social studies teacher Seth Donnelly wandered through the streets of Haiti, side-stepping rubble from fallen buildings and damaged sewage pipes.
Horario de STAR no cambia
La administración propuso cambiar el examen STAR que normalmente dura tres días para ocho días este año. La administración ha tomado una decisión final de seguir con la tradición de tres días para el STAR, que la escuela ha llevado cada año.
Proposed district bond measure effectively combats overcrowding
Despite the dire predictions of recent state budget deficits, students have seen relatively few changes to the school’s programs. For this, the student body is lucky.
Students should control parking lot mayhem
The situation in the parking lot has long been far from ideal: Every day, hundreds of cars rapidly crowd into a relatively tiny space, while many others mill around the surrounding neighborhoods.
AP’s different from college courses but prepare students well
According to the CollegeBoard, 90 percent of 4-year colleges give credit or advanced placement for qualifying scores.
Gap Year Fair uncaps possibilities
For most, transitioning to college straight out of high school seems like the only option. However, the recent gap year fair on Saturday, February 27 challenged students to think again.
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Comedian to perform to raise funds for Writers Week
Local writer and comedian Brian Copeland is scheduled to perform a matinee showing of his one-man show “Not a Genuine Black Man” on Sunday, April 25 in the Eagle Theatre.
Peek behind the curtains of ‘Romeo and Juliet’
The tech crew of Broken Box may never be on stage, but they are the cornerstones of production without which the curtains could not open.
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