Today is Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Today is Tuesday, February 7, 2012
The Amnesty International club hosted Jamnesty! at the Red Rock Cafe in downtown Mountain View on Saturday, January 14.
The Robotics team began its season this past weekend by working on its first event of the season: Rebound Rumble.
Though it began as a hobby for senior Audun Johnson, playing the saxophone has grown into an activity that has opened doors to friendships and a unique creative collaboration.
Math teacher Judy Strauss has been swimming passionately longer than she has been teaching almost 45 years. She began her swimming career not much differently from any typical teenager—her parents told her she was spending too much time being a couch potato, and needed to get out of the house.
The Literary Magazine, a student-run club that publishes magazines featuring student work, will be distributing their first semester issue on December 7. The club publishes two issues per year.
There are about six people on campus at any given time who believe I am very intelligent. These are the people who are currently only just beginning to know me. Those who have known me for a while will know by now that the only reason I am able to make coherent sentences is because I’ve had so much practice.
The best compliment you’ll ever hear from junior Megan Girczyc’s ballet teacher?
“Good.”
But having danced ballet for over five years, Megan is used to it.
While some people use their weekends to catch up on sleep or homework, senior David Kirk cooks up a storm. David works at Calafia, a restaurant located in Palo Alto’s Town and Country Village, as a line chef, preparing pizzas, salads, desserts and appetizers.
In the past, Broken Box has done an outstanding job with compelling dramas and performances, including “Romeo and Juliet” (2010) and “Flowers for Algernon” (2011). For this show, however, Broken Box entertained its audience with a pantomime: a musical-comedy that is highly interactive and entertaining.
Freshman Sasha Vera Sobol pulls students’ attention away from forgotten homework assignments and weekend plans as she unicycles past them, her arms held out slightly for balance.