The F-Word: Failure
Tyler Cho, Anushka De, Devin Gupta, Hannah Lee, Nivedita Menon, and Claire Wen
September 20, 2019
Examining the influence of failure in the MVHS community
Monta Vista Robotics Team: Kickoff of the competition season
February 2, 2018
MVRT finishes their robot building process and prepares for competition
#Mannequinchallenge sweeps the internet
Aanchal Garg
November 19, 2016
Mannequinchallenge is the next big phenomenon on the internet. From Hillary Clinton on her campaign plane on Election Day to Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian in the delivery room, many are jumping on board with this viral video trend. The trend has people hold a pose as still as they can while someone r...
#22KillPushUpChallenge: Students participate in online Push-Up Challenge
Becca Zheng
October 20, 2016
“From what I know, the Push-Up Challenge is meant for veterans who give up their lives unnoticed, so I decided to do it just so that people are more aware about the topic,” Rao said. “I’m weak, I can’t do 22 pushups without stopping in the middle to catch my breath, and the fact that [ve...
Challenge Success survey launches discussion on school values
Rahul Iyer
October 6, 2014
efore the school year started, MVHS received the results of the Challenge Success survey that students took last year, which was designed to allow the Administration to understand how students feel about success and the high school experience. Challenge Success is a non-profit group affiliated with ...
Cupertino: Competition happens here
Catherine
November 25, 2013
Staff writers Kristin Chang and Neha Ramchandani stepped into Cupertino’s Farmer’s Market, which is hosted every Sunday morning in the Oaks Shopping Center, to compete against each other in a cooking challenge on Nov. 17. With a 20-minute time limit, and 20 dollars in their pockets, Chang and Ramchandani...
Spring cooking challenge
Yuna Lee
May 1, 2013
Spring Cooking Challenge from El Estoque on Vimeo. We’re juniors, which means a ton of homework on weekends. Almost a literal ton, as our dads seem to comment on the weight of our backpacks nearly every day. And like normal teenagers, we ignore that homework and party instead. But ours aren’t the typica...
