Andrea Perng, News Editor
New McClellan Rd. bike lane aims to improve safety
The project will eventually encompass Stelling Rd. and Torre Ave.
Stored Culture: Local businesses give insight to their experiences and hardships
Local businesses give insight to their experiences in Cupertino
Short end of the stick: Why the Affirmative Action policy should not be shunned
Navigating the purpose of race-based college admission policies
More that mediocrity
Safety schools are not “bad” schools, and it’s time to stop treating them as such
City staff holds Regnart Creek Trail walk-shop
Senior residents and Cupertino staff voice their hopes and concerns for the trail
Newly renovated Cupertino Teen Center reopens
Activities included table tennis, video games and food
State divided: Political factors that have lead to a governmental divide
Factors leading up to shutdown including lack of compromise and a divided government.
Cupertino mayor proposes solutions for common city problems
Scharf addresses traffic, library organization in State of the City address
Surviving and Thriving: Emergency preparedness experts provide tips and explanations on how to deal with an emergency
Emergency preparedness experts give tips and explanations on how to react in times of emergency.
Foot in the Door
Why I got into local politics, and why you should too
The fight for rights
Exploring the impact of social change for minority groups
New council members Willey and Chao sworn in to Cupertino City Council
Two Better Cupertino supporters make their council debut
Through the smoke screen
Calls for school cancellation over poor air quality display a lack of perspective from both students and administration
Paul, Chao and Vaidhyanathan win Cupertino City Council seats
A brief on the priorities and beliefs of the new Cupertino city council
Voting Local
Profiles on 2018 Cupertino City Council Candidates
Senior Salt
The Class of 2019 has always complained about rallies being rigged for the seniors. Now that they're not, why are we still complaining?
End of an Era
Cupertino City Council approves new Vallco revitalization plan
An unforgettable experience: Learning the Japanese culture
Former Toyokawa and Cupertino student exchange participants reflect on their experience
¡Viva México!
Spanish classes take part in a day-long Mexican Independence Day celebration
After the storm
The Class of 2019 is defined by the change it's seen
New faces fill old shoes
New staff members discuss their reasons for excitement over their new jobs
Congressman Ro Khanna speaks at San Jose town hall
Khanna answers questions from Bay Area constituents
B for Effort
Link Leaders are ineffective in a population of apathetic underclassmen
Game of fear
Students describe the experience and impact of receiving hoax threats
Cultural exchange: Hsinchu and Cupertino
Mayor and exchange students reflect on the relationship between Hsinchu and Cupertino
