Rating: 2.5/5 stars I first noticed the restaurant while driving down South Main Street—a bright orange “Aha” in place of the familiar Red Chillies sign. It was both jarring and intriguing. Although Main Street is no stranger to restaurant businesses popping up, I decided to give Aha Indian Cuisine aContinue Reading
Seniors, as your time in high school slowly comes to an end, many of you have probably asked yourselves, “What am I going to do after I graduate?” Fear not, for before your adult life begins, you have the entire summer to do whatever you want. Here is a bucketContinue Reading
Summer vacation can be a great time for high school students to make the most of their time and engage in activities that will help them develop their interests and abilities. During summer vacation, identifying passions and pursuing them is important. Try to look for opportunities to engage in activitiesContinue Reading
After enduring months of record-breaking rain, wind, and cold, it’s time to enjoy the sun and get ready for the toasting Bay Area heat. But how should you dress for the warmer weather? Instead of settling for the lazy combination of a T-shirt with basketball shorts, take this time toContinue Reading
Sunburns and skin damage shouldn’t be barriers to enjoying time under the sun this summer. You can have fun while taking care of your skin by applying sunscreen with a higher Sun Protection Factor (SPF) — a value that indicates the level of protection against sunburns, according to the FoodContinue Reading
We all remember that sixth-grade science experiment where we shook a freezing cold Ziploc bag filled with ice, salt, and milk, hoping it would magically churn out ice cream—and most of the time, we ended up with a pile of mush. I decided to give this method another try withContinue Reading
Summer is a season that brings excitement and joy, but with that comes heat and discomfort. From traditional methods to unique DIYs, read on to find different ways to keep yourself cool and comfortable this summer! Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of fluids to keep yourself hydrated. Remember, you aren’t limitedContinue Reading
Social media is an effective tool for impactful change, and almost everyone has seen an Instagram post informing them of the latest tragedy. Social media activism can be useful but oftentimes is hollow and ineffectual. Sharing posts cannot be all that students do if they want to make a difference. Continue Reading
Milpitas High School is a melting pot of cultures and religions, with students hailing from various parts of the world. However, the school calendar plans days-off primarily based on Christian holidays such as Christmas which arrives during winter break, leaving students of other cultures feeling excluded. I strongly believe thatContinue Reading
AP classes are regarded as some of the hardest coursework that students take in high school. They are rigorous in their workload and at the end of the year, students have the opportunity to show their knowledge of a topic through the AP Exam. Many times, students’ AP exam scoresContinue Reading
Historically, art and artists have been intricately intertwined, with many people feeling art is a reflection of the artist. However, there may be occasions when a person wants to admire a work of art while distancing oneself from the artist responsible for it, especially when the artist has been involvedContinue Reading
Former President of the United States Barack Obama attended a tech conference in 2013, “I have no idea where most of the people who worked for me went to college. I just know: Did they get stuff done or did they not?”. He brings up an interesting point. High-achieving peopleContinue Reading