Restaurant Roulette: Sushi Kuni
October 20, 2017
Filed under ENTERTAINMENT, Food, Restaurant Roulette
wice a month, El Estoque goes to restaurants around the area and takes a chance by asking the server to personally choose our food for us. This week, we continued the alphabetical theme by going to Sushi Kuni in Cupertino. When you pull up into the parking lot, it’s almost impossible to see the restaurant because of how small and unimposing the building is. The entrance is on the left side of the building, and once you enter you feel either squashed, or hugged, depending on your point of view. The entire dining area is a...
The Hype Surrounding HYPEBEAST
August 18, 2017
Filed under Culture, ENTERTAINMENT, Fashion, Lifestyle, Student life
Sophomore Evan Yu anxiously sits in front of his computer and refreshes Supreme’s homepage every Thursday at 8 a.m. While others might be sleeping in, Yu waits patiently for the New York skateboarding brand’s homepage to load in hopes of snatching clothes or accessories from its new collection. â...
La Identidad: what names reveal about MVHS’s origins
March 10, 2017
Filed under From the magazine, NEWS
t was the summer of 1969. Students from Cupertino, Fremont, Homestead and Lynbrook High School filed into the courtyard to become what would be MVHS’ first graduating class. Janet Melikian Nauss, alumni from MVHS class of ‘72, remembers that the gym wasn’t even completed yet when a small gro...
Analyzing MVHS’s stigma against community college
September 20, 2016
Filed under Briefs
enior Vincent Kao has heard MVHS students say "I want to go to UCLA." He has heard them say "I want to go to Stanford. Or Yale. Or Harvard." But Kao has never heard anyone say "I want to go to De Anza." A recurring nightmare among MVHS students, especially seniors who are applying to college, is the prospec...
Weekend Warriors: Picking up soccer at an older age
August 29, 2016
Filed under SPORTS, Sports Features, Weekend Warrior
s 5:30 p.m rolled around on Saturday, 53-year-old Henry Wu stepped onto the upper field at Kennedy Middle School. He did not come wearing a uniform or with regulation mandated equipment. Instead, he brought a smile, some soccer balls and a bag full of jokes for whenever he got crossed up by his friends. ...
Under the hood of MVHS water polo
August 22, 2016
Filed under Boys Water Polo, Fall Sports, Podcasts, SPORTS, Sports Digital, Water Polo
With the U.S. Water polo teams making a big splash at the Olympics this year, there’s been talk among viewers that water polo is no more than just a combination of other sports. To dive deeper into the basic elements that make up water polo, we asked senior water polo player Brendan Hughes and MVHS...
No offense, but: Examining our politically correct culture
May 18, 2016
Filed under Editorial, OPINION, Print
he phrase "politically correct" has been around for a long time. You see, back in the 1950s it was considered Marxist-lingo — essentially, a "politically correct workers' state!" was the same as a Communist state. Fast forward a couple decades and you run into a new definition: a rude phrase labe...
Aziz Ansari’s hilarious ‘Master of None’ breaks convention flawlessly
January 12, 2016
Filed under ENTERTAINMENT, Multimedia, Reviews
Aziz Ansari: Jack of all trades, master of none – except when it's creating a groundbreaking and immensely successful comedy series. Ansari is well known from his hilarious role as suave Tom Haverford in the popular NBC comedy, "Parks and Recreation", as well as his stand-up comedy and New York times bests...
Life skills: Art and woodshop teachers explain the usefulness of their classes
November 11, 2015
Filed under Audio, FEATURES, Interactives, Life Skills, Multimedia, Special Report Editor's Picks, Under 20 Minutes
cademic classes are undeniably important and provide gateways for a student’s future, especially at a STEM-heavy school like MVHS. But what about the importance of electives in which students get hands-on experience? Student can acquire lifelong problem-solving skills through courses such as art, woodsh...
