The Student News Site of Monta Vista High School

El Estoque

The Student News Site of Monta Vista High School

El Estoque

The Student News Site of Monta Vista High School

El Estoque

Income Inequality revealed by online school and the effects it has on our community

Income inequality through the Zoom screen

Abdullah Memon May 14, 2021
Providing Chromebooks and internet hot spots isn’t enough for low-income students to succeed
National flags blowing // Image courtesy of Google Images Creative Commons License

Aren’t you going to tell me?

Amber Milesi, Staff Writer January 17, 2021
My frustration with being identified by my ethnicity rather than individuality
Congressman Ro Khanna discusses his policies

Congressman Ro Khanna discusses his policies

Hannah Lee, Shuvi Jha, and Swara Tewari May 23, 2019
Khanna sits down with student journalists to explain his stances
The S-word: the prevalence of slut shaming at MVHS

The S-word: the prevalence of slut shaming at MVHS

Shuvi Jha and Ayah Ali-Ahmad April 12, 2019

“She was wearing a bralette; what did she expect?” “What a whore; she’s slept with four guys.” “She is such a slut; she deserves all this.” lut shaming refers to the practice...

The sound of equality: Empowering songs for MLK Jr. Day

The sound of equality: Empowering songs for MLK Jr. Day

Emily Xia January 13, 2019
A playlist of songs from various artists for MLK Jr. Day
Review: Nike LeBron 15 Equality

Review: Nike LeBron 15 Equality

Aditya Dash April 3, 2018
The story behind NBA superstar LeBron James’ shoes
Empowering women in the STEM field from the perspective of MVRT

Empowering women in the STEM field from the perspective of MVRT

Aditya Dash December 4, 2017
Why MVRT decided to hold a Symposium about women in STEM
Scouting for Equality: Boy and Girl Scouts respond to the latest changes surrounding the BSA

Scouting for Equality: Boy and Girl Scouts respond to the latest changes surrounding the BSA

Mallika Singh November 17, 2017
The inclusion of girls in the Boy Scouts of America starts a debate.
California’s newly-passed transgender bathroom bill requires public K-12 schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms and participate in athletics based on gender identity. Despite complaints that the bill will infringe on rights to privacy and modesty, the bill’s monumental push for social equality is more important. Photo by sxc.hu user pipp.

Transgender bathroom bill meant to increase equality, not protect antiquated view of privacy

Eva Spitzen December 5, 2013
A push towards social equality for transgender students is more important than cries for protection among already privileged groups.

When did equality become so radical?

Cynthia Mao October 8, 2012

When we were deciding the special report topic for this issue, we initially shied away from calling it feminism. Concerns were raised that the word would alienate a large part of the student body — but...

STEM-ing of equality

STEM-ing of equality

Mihir Joshi September 26, 2012
Monta Vista WiSTEM offers more opportunities for girls interested in science
Watching athletes running and paint drying

Watching athletes running and paint drying

Eric Wong October 27, 2009

All sports are created equal, even cross-country Athletes who practice by ridiculously long courses alone, who must struggle through challenges alone and who must push themselves to the next level alone...

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