facebook – Page 2 – El Estoque

Scream and Shout: Share your voice

Derek Shao • May 18, 2016

A look back at the various profile pictures that have surfaced on Facebook

Students react to Facebook’s new reactions

Kristin Chang • March 10, 2016

New feature both hinders and enhances students’ interactions on Facebook

Seniors share education apps they wish they had when they were freshmen

Itay Barylka • November 20, 2015

It’s never too late to start improving your produtcivity

Will changing your Facebook name really change your chances of getting into college?

Vanessa Qin • November 17, 2015

The value of online aliases from an admission officer’s perspective

The ALS ice water bucket challenge should be performed in California

Avni Prasad • August 22, 2014

The donations to the ALS Association outweigh the minimal effect the ice bucket challenge has on California’s drought

Technological Teaching

Maya Murthy • October 27, 2013

Three teachers comment on their experiences with their online Facebook groups.

Academic Facebook groups promote productivity, not procrastination

Alina Abidi • August 22, 2013

Social studying improves communication and provides clarity between classmates. On more than one occasion, I have felt the heart-sinking realization that I did not write down the day’s...

iPrism firewall lifted

Ashish Samaddar • August 22, 2013

Modified iPrism firewall allows students to access previously banned sites on any device while on campus.

STAR testing breach reveals students’ misuse of social media

Eva Spitzen • April 11, 2013

Photos posted on Instagram of the STAR test indicate a serious flaw in students’ understanding of what is acceptable to post on the Internet.

‘Monta Vista Compliments’ inspires gratitude

Yashashree Pisolkar • March 20, 2013

Students use Facebook page to anonymously publish well-wishes for their peers.

Students and parents react to bomb threat on Dec. 13

Varsha Venkat • December 13, 2012

Cupertino community is shocked by false threats sent earlier this morning.

Awareness raising events help students find cheap moral gratification

Eva Spitzen • October 13, 2012

Events that claim to raise awareness for serious causes fail to accomplish anything significant

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