Seems like these days, we’re overrun by technology. Anywhere I look, there’s at least one person with his or her head down typing away on a phone. Sure, modern phones can present fun distractions and conveniences, but there is a time to put it away. When I attended Milpitas HighContinue Reading

It’s true that Facebook became popular as a website to connect with friends and old peers for fun, but Facebook has evolved a lot and in many ways since it was created. Now Facebook and other social media has become a popular way to plan and advertise events and keepContinue Reading

In Dec., the public forum team of Seniors Jonathon Ngo and Pranay Patni earned a bid at the 43rd annual Winter Classic at La Costa Canyan High School, and in early Jan. Senior Rakshit Garg, a Lincoln Douglas debater, also earned a bid at the University of Puget Sound’s invitational,Continue Reading

Karen Shyu People commonly associate sports on the ice as graceful and delicate; however ice hockey is the exact opposite. Seniors Nikhil Mehta and Zachary Potmesil are a part of the Sharks Ice hockey team.  According to Mehta, he has been playing since he was 12. He was introduced toContinue Reading

There have been no changes to the current traffic problems in the streets surrounding the school. A plan was submitted to the City of Milpitas and it was then looked over by the Milpitas Police Department but nothing has been done about it, according to Principal Ken Schlaff. “I submittedContinue Reading

Google Chrome

Google Chrome is by far one of the most customizable Internet browsers out there. You probably know that you can select any number of skins to change the physical appearance of your open windows and you can add apps and games to your home screen.  If you link your browserContinue Reading

The second installment of The Paladin Prophecy series, Alliance, picks up right where book one left off; having unearthed the Knights of Charlemagne, Will and his gang begin drawing connections between their school, the Knights, and themselves. Unlike book one, which featured a mostly one-dimensional plot, each event in AllianceContinue Reading