Learning a speech is not easy. Giving a full speech in a second language is even harder. In the annual FUHSD speech contest, English Language Development students challenge themselves to do just that,...
Years ago, countless children spent hours mining blocks and hunting mobs in Minecraft, one of the most popular games in the world for the past decade. Today, those same children flock to the movie theater...
In mock trial, each participant in a trial has a short introduction, where they get up from their seats and proudly announce their full names. I would watch my peers stand up, projecting surnames of “SEE-kree”...
On the streets of San José, the Eastern gray squirrel is an ordinary sight. Complete with its bushy tail and cinnamon-tinged fur, it is a common visitor to backyards and porches. Yet this common creature...
Fingers curled tightly around the foil handle and feet firmly planted on the strip, freshman Alber Wu braces himself for the split of a referee’s whistle. He draws a deep breath and filters out the clamor...
Every morning, students all over the world open their phones to the millions of headlines, updates and social media posts flowing through the internet. Whether it’s breaking news or fear of another global...
In his 2025-26 March budget message, San José Mayor Matt Mahan proposed a new policy to address homelessness: require unhoused individuals to accept shelter or face arrest after refusing help three times...
School
On Jan. 16, Lynbrook became one of 847 institutions across the United States to receive the AP Computer Science: Principles Female Diversity Award from the College Board for the 2023-24 school...
Jalwa puts a modern spin on Indian dance tradition
The co-ed dance group Jalwa preserves both modern and traditional elements of Indian cultural dance.
“Jalwa has opened my eyes to more versions...
On April 4, ASB Recognition and ASB Social had their first collaboration to host the first ever Spring Movie Theater event.
The event had 2 locations showing 2 different movies with over 75 students...
Principal Maria Jackson will retire at the end of the 2024-25 school year after nearly four decades in education.
Jackson’s time spent at Lynbrook started as an English teacher, eventually become...
“Are we in a constitutional crisis?” NPR’s Nina Totenberg asked, mirroring the sentiment of many. Interview after interview, Democratic congresspersons answered similarly, mentioning that we are...
