When Electronics teacher Ted Shinta entered his room at lunch on Nov. 19, a group of students had already trickled in. Having made F108 their usual hangout, they played computer games, ate their lunch and discussed the meaning of Forrest Gump. On this Wednesday lunch, three additional students waited in the room. President of the Beatboxing Club, junior Annie Liu, and club members junior Lee Liang and senior Kevin Zhang waited for a couple of minutes before they began the meeting. The club is small, ranging from three to seven members at meetings. Regardless, every other Wednesday, this small group explores and learns new tricks by beatboxing together.
- November 21Reflecting on MVHS’s first season of Girls’ Flag Football
- November 21Crossword: Nov. 21, 2024 Mini
- November 20Crossword: Nov. 20, 2024 Mini
- November 19Cyber For Youth holds its first education workshop for freshmen
- November 19MVHS senior Sudisha Kumar wins community service award from the City of Cupertino
- November 19Crossword: Nov. 19, 2024 Mini
- November 18Crossword: Nov. 18, 2024
- November 18The Cupertino Veterans Memorial honors veterans for their service
- November 17MVHS athletes celebrate Division 1 National Signing Day
- November 17Effective leadership and introversion are not mutually exclusive
- November 16Varsity Girls Volleyball defeats Lowell High School in the second game of NorCal playoffs
- November 16‘Red One’ makes the naughty list of holiday films with charm
- November 15FUHSD announces it will continue to phase out Japanese at MVHS during board meeting
- November 15Crossword: Nov. 15, 2024 Mini
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