There’s nothing a pair of scissors can’t fix.
That’s how junior Chloe Wu-Breshears, treasurer of Fashion Club, views the production of clothing. She and other club members contribute to the unique...
he deafening thuds of wood clashing, drills grinding and the light chattering of the students during first period Woodshop all ceased for the two weeks of winter break. Now that the second semester has...
With business plans, app development training, Hackathons and 80 girls, the teams from the MVHS Technovation club have been eager to start preparing for their annual Technovation Challenge competition....
On Thursday, Nov. 15, the MVHS Politics club, also known as JSA (Junior State of America), met in F102 to go over the logistics of their first conference of the year, JSA Fall State in San Jose. Senior...
n Sunday, Nov. 4, the 45th annual Japanese speech contest was held in San Francisco’s Japantown at the Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California. The event was a joint effort between...
Veterans Day, a national holiday honoring military veterans, is a day Woodshop students use to give back to their community. Throughout his years as Woodshop teacher, Ted Shinta has appointed his students...
In years past, industrial technology teacher Ted Shinta taught three sections of Woodshop. This year, he’s down to one. When the first-period bell rings, 28 students get to work on a variety of projects...
With the start of the school year, club officers begin to organize their first meetings, Club Info Day and events they’ll participate in throughout the school year. Technovation President and senior...
ite Club members gathered in room B101 on March 1 to discuss how to turn everyday food products into skincare essentials. The officers said that both what is ingested and what is put on the skin can affect...
s sophomore Keshav Taneja receives his scores for the PSAT exam, he looks forward to ways in which he can prepare to take the next big test: the SAT. Taneja is hoping to perform well through the use of...
It’s friday night at MVHS’s first home football game. The buzzer rings, signaling halftime. As the scuffed up bodies of the MVHS varsity football team jog over towards the sidelines, twirls of color,...
s students sat down on wooden stools in the woodshop room during lunch on Sept. 12, club president and senior Anika Ramachandran and vice president and junior Rachel Lennen gave a welcoming speech to about...
!["I would describe my style as chill and comfortable, for the most part, and also pretty casual," junior Shriya Dwivedi said. "I like to play around with different colors and styles, so I wouldn’t say that I have one particular style that I stick to. I’m also inspired by a lot of 80's and 90's clothing and so I try to find [clothing] pieces that match those eras, but I also just wear a lot of simple and basic items that are currently popular. My go to outfit would probably be jeans and a hoodie, but right now I enjoy wearing comfortable flare pants and long flowy skirts. My style has definitely changed a lot over quarantine, mostly because there’s a lot more time to play around with pairing things together and thinking about what you want to wear. My style has become more creative and expressive of myself because before quarantine, I would mostly wear popular clothing items that were trendy at the time, but now I just focus on trying to find pieces that make me feel confident and happy. Some things I’ve been trying to incorporate are cool accessories, like bags, sunglasses and hats to really elevate the outfits I wear and also just fun bright colored items that stand out."
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