President Delivers State of the Union Address
President Barack Obama delivered his yearly State of the Union Address today, January 24. The speech updated Congress, as well as the nation, about the state of the country and Obama’s plans and goals for the future.
Girls Basketball Falls 45-48 to Santa Clara
The girls varsity basketball team fell short 45-48 to Santa Clara today, January 24 in a nail-biting match. Though the Eagles trailed at the beginning, they were able to close up the point gap and remain close to their opponents for the rest of the game.
Mock Trial Scrimmages Against Carlmont High
The Mock Trial Club competed in a scrimmage today, January 24 against Carlmont High School in preparation for the season’s competitions, which will start in February.
Sophomores to Host Fundraiser at Chevys
The Sophomore Class will be holding a fundraiser on Wednesday, January 25 at the Chevys located on El Camino.
School to Distribute New Parking Permits
The administration announced today, January 23, that it would be distributing new parking permits to students.
Concert Choir Attends Camp Over Weekend
Concert Choir, which consists of the Main Street Singers and other top singers in the Choral Department, left for YMCA Camp Campbell at 12:30 p.m. on Friday, January 22.
Wrestling Crushes Saratoga 66-17
In its fourth match this season, the wrestling team defeated Saratoga High School 66-17 on Thursday, January 19.
Girls Soccer Ties 0-0 With Palo Alto
The girls varsity soccer team tied with Palo Alto High School 0-0 in a home game yesterday, January 20. Both teams had multiple opportunities to score, but neither converted.
‘Haywire’ Falls Short Despite Impressive Action Scenes
While the story of a betrayed spy seeking revenge has been done many times before, director Steven Soderbergh’s recent action film, “Haywire,” stunned audiences with an impressive array of fight scenes during its theatrical release today, January 20.
FBLA Hosts March of Dimes Concert
The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) will be holding a concert in the cafeteria as a fundraiser for March of Dimes and the chapter tomorrow, January 21. Students from the school will be performing in the concert, which will run from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
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Boys BasketballJanuary 6Saratoga56LAHS28
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Girls BasketballJanuary 6Saratoga46LAHS36
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Girls SoccerJanuary 6Monta Vista2LAHS0
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WrestlingJanuary 5Cupertino44LAHS40
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Girls SoccerJanuary 4Los Gatos3LAHS0
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Boys BasketballJanuary 4LAHS56Wilcox53
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Boys SoccerJanuary 4LAHS3Milpedas0
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Girls Basketball January 3LAHS58Milpitas33
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Try to Remember: Thoughts in the Wake of the 10th Anniversary of 9/11
I have always prided myself for having a superb memory. Always. It hardly ever fails me, except–of course–when I’m taking a test and need the exact formula that I happen to have forgotten at the time. There is one other case in which it malfunctions: I remember almost nothing of 9/11.
T-Minus 18 Hours
Today, I spent three hours at a graduation cap decorating party amidst cardinal red and golden glitter paints. Yesterday, I spent all day at the senior picnic squelched onto rollercoasters and watching giddy friends bury unfortunate friends in the sand.
Administrator Honored as Educator of the Year
Assistant Principal Perla Pasallo was honored as Educator of the Year by the Association of Mexican American Educators (AMAE) Silicon Valley Chapter at their first annual Dia del Maestro on Friday, May 20.
