It’s official, it has been over a year since quarantine was put into effect and students are still learning how to cope with this new way of life. Without interacting every day like you normally would,...
Being 17 years old and going off to college and into adulthood soon, senior Symphony Paschal is currently finishing high school at Gunderson and has an interesting planned life for herself. She has lots...
When you were little, you may have been told to make a wish upon a star lightyears away and one day your dreams will come true. Now with advanced technology, you may not have to wish from your bedroom...
In my experience, as a member of Generation Z (1997-2012), my childhood and teenage years were shaped by technological advancements growing as fast as I was. For as long as I can remember, I would come...
Time and time again, we innovate and experiment with new ideas with food, clothes, and much more that fades in and out of popularity. In essence, trends keep popular culture running.
Every...
This March is Women’s History Month. Women’s History Month was first introduced as Women’s History Week, and in 1995, it officially became Women’s History Month. This month, we honor the women...
From one year to the next, we have been kept in our houses, away from school, and away from the people we love. March 13th marked one year of being in quarantine. We were sent home that Friday in 2020...
During this pandemic, many people have discovered new interests and hobbies they’ve never experienced before. Before this pandemic, most teenagers had this repetitive cycle of waking up, going to...
Junior Delphi Pentin was picked to exhibit her artwork for the 2021 NUMU Los Gatos Museum this year. Out of 580 submissions, Pentin was one of 79 chosen for this special event that showcases high school...
At the beginning of the second semester, a schoolwide grading policy was implemented that would ultimately give students a 50% on missing assignments, rather than a 0%.
Changing the grading scale brings...
As distance learning has dragged on into 2021, more and more students have expressed their dissatisfaction with San Jose Unified School District and have voiced their concerns about a lack of consistency...
