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In the November 2020 election, FUHSD voters approved Measure M with 73.5% support, extending a $98 parcel tax for the next 8 years after 2022.
FUHSD community approves Measure M for continued funding
Sunny Li • January 6, 2021

In the November 2020 election, FUHSD voters approved Measure M with 73.5% of the vote to renew the existing $98 parcel tax providing extra funding for FUHSD schools for another...

CUSD tables school closures but has no long-term solution in-place
CUSD tables school closures but has no long-term solution in-place
Anirudh Seshadri and Diana Kohr • December 9, 2020
These are the four periods of classical music.
Music for Community partners with Wave Learning for music seminars
Lina Mezerreg • December 9, 2020
Traditionally, Link Crew groups wear costumes made by Link Crew leaders during Orientation, such as the Hawaiian flowers pictured above.
Link Crew implements new activity: Goose Chase
Emma Cionca • December 9, 2020
Care Solace bridges the wide gap between therapist and patient.
FUHSD offers mental health resources through partnership with Care Solace
Elliu Huang • December 9, 2020
Google is the default search engine for all Apple devices.
Google and Apple’s agreement: Does it break antitrust laws?
Sharlene Chen and Kavya Iyer • December 9, 2020

The Google logo embedded within the Safari app is a familiar sight for any Apple product user. However, its place on the homepage recently raised concerns about Google paying...

Following the Black Lives Matter (BLM) Movement, many tech companies have confronted its use of certain technical terms such as “master” and “slave.”
Tech companies update computing terms to promote inclusivity
Melissa Chen and Rachel Wu • December 9, 2020
The path to permanent residency and citizenship for employment-based visa holders is complex and uncertain.
No green light to green card for visa holders
Anusha Kothari and Priyanka Anand • December 9, 2020
In the presence of fake news, the brain struggles to distinguish between what is true and what is false.
Flattening the curve of fake news
Emma Cionca and Emma Constable • November 4, 2020
Goals have been set to combat climate change, but current efforts are not nearly enough to curb its drastic effects.
There is no planet B — a timeline of climate change legislation
Crystal Qian and Stella Huang • November 4, 2020
FUHSD recently updated its policies on sexual harassment — what happens next?
Policy and practice: Creating a safer culture for sexual harassment survivors
December 15, 2020

FUHSD Board members recently passed a measure that amended their sexual harassment policy to be more compliant with Title IX, a federal educational amendment which protects...

While many have been focused on the reckless behavior of celebrities, those around us have also been engaging in similar activities.
COVID-19: It’s time to be a shut-in
Anwen Huang • December 9, 2020
The media often portrays teenage life to be more carefree than it actually is.
The false portrayal of teens in media
Stella Huang • December 9, 2020
With the mute button in a Zoom meeting, I have allowed myself to fall in the trap of hiding behind my screen and staying silent.
The mute button: A curse in disguise
Allison Hsieh • December 9, 2020
My experience as an Asian American minority had been limited by the environment I grew up in until I spent a few weeks in Tennessee for a summer program.
Popping the Silicon Valley bubble: My experience as an Asian American minority
Lillian Fu • December 9, 2020
As the holiday spirit comes around, the USPIS launches into its century year old tradition: Operation Santa.
The Christmas Spirit: Dear Santa
Shamita Gurusu • December 9, 2020

The Dear Santa documentary, released on Dec. 4, covers the century old Operation Santa program. Run by the United States Postal Service (USPS), Operation Santa was created...

Kruk models her wearable art sculptures: “Fly for Peanuts,“ a flight attendant uniform made of peanut packages, “Traje de Luces,” a costume made of M&M wrappers and “Lady Lifesaver: Race for the Covid cure,” a nurse outfit made of Lifesavers candy wrappers.
From scraps to sculptures: Kruk’s wearable art
Christy Yu • December 9, 2020
Bay Cuts poses with their hair clippers with Sachin Radhakrishnan and one of the administrators at the church.
Bay Cuts: Vikings’ traveling haircut service for the homeless
Ethan Lee • December 9, 2020
Junior Aditya Suresh, Founder of Remission for All, posing for a photo.
Aditya Suresh, besting illness to founding non-profit
Bennie Chang • December 9, 2020
Gao takes photos of various wildlife in different environments using her photography equipment.
Capturing the moment: Senior Carol Gao’s wildlife photography
Sophie Au • November 4, 2020
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