Crossing over into new zones
October 26, 2018
Filed under Briefs
Monta Vista and Cupertino High School’s Korean Clubs collaborate to host an interdistrict event
Supporting the staff
October 24, 2018
Filed under OPINION
The turning point of now history teacher Scott Victorine’s first career occurred as he was eating lunch at his former law firm. As a paralegal in immigration law, Victorine was overwhelmed with stress. He sat staring at his lunchbox one hectic day and he decided he needed to find another career path. ...
Looking back
September 28, 2018
Filed under From the magazine, OPINION
Ameya Mahajan, MVHS graduating class of 2013, enjoyed classical guitar, was on the swim team, participated in Spanish National Honor Society, Triathlete Music Society, Science National Honor Society and worked as a lifeguard in the summers. Mahajan graduated from Yale with a double major in statisti...
50 fresh faces
September 6, 2018
Filed under FEATURES
Additional reporting from Annie Zhang, Sarah Young, Tyler Cho, Charlotte Chui, Iman Malik, Roshan Fernandez, Laasya Koduru, Herman Saini, Swara Tewari and Shuvi Jha. ach year, the freshman class is welcomed to MVHS by staff and Link leaders. As the freshmen face new opportunities and experiences, they a...
The buzz at school
Claire Wen and Brian Xu
August 31, 2018
Filed under OPINION
During summer of 2017, a Fremont Union High School District committee was tasked with creating two new bell schedules, featuring either two or four block days each week. Since then, MVHS teachers have voted upon and finalized the two block day schedule. As school picks up again for the 2018-19 school...
Copy and Paste: analyzing the cheating behavior at MVHS
March 9, 2018
Filed under Editorial, From the magazine, OPINION
We’ve all had those weeks. The weeks where it feels like there’s a test in each period, where it feels like every teacher forgot students have other classes, where it feels like there isn’t enough time in the day to get everything done. But we do. And after the dust settles and we get a moment to ...
Four teams, one rival
January 28, 2018
Filed under Best of Sports, Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Main slider, Multimedia, MULTIMEDIA PACKAGES, SPORTS, Sports Editor's Picks, Winter Sports
MV Astro reaches for their new goals
September 15, 2017
Filed under Briefs
In room D101, small chatter floated between seated students and laughing amusingly over a homemade Jeopardy game. President and junior Christian Chiong and Vice President and junior Eric Yang hosted the first meeting of the year of MV Astronomy and Astrophysics. The club was founded as a result of Chi...
Baseball: MVHS’ win against Fremont HS brings them a step closer to CCS
May 8, 2017
Filed under Baseball, SPORTS, Spring Sports
ith the hot sun beating down on them, the Matadors hit an astounding five runs during the fourth inning, helping them secure a win as they defeated Fremont HS on May 3 with a score of 7-5. Their current ranking at a three way tie for third place in the league meant that MVHS would have to win all of the...
Photo Gallery: Badminton triumphs over Gunn HS 19-11
April 23, 2017
Filed under Badminton, SPORTS, Spring Sports
hen the MVHS badminton team first filed into the field house on April 18, the players were smiling, sharing jokes and relaxing. The atmosphere in the building was calm and carefree. That was, up until the matches started. Then the laughter stopped, and the players began to focus for their matches. A...
Things I wish I could tell my 10-year-old self
March 12, 2017
Filed under Around Campus, NEWS
t's rather often that we find ourselves regretting our past actions, wondering what would have happened if we didn’t make that stupid decision. “Oh no, why did I do that? I should have done this instead. Aw, that was rather foolish of me.” For most people, these are the kinds of things that go t...
I don’t mean to toot my own horn but…
December 13, 2016
Filed under From the magazine, Magazine, OPINION, Print Opinion
In the midst of the crowded halls and sounds of pattering feet, it’s almost impossible to tune out the constant chatter all around MVHS’s campus. Conversations are deep-rooted with the need for validation and portray a sort of arrogance unique to our campus. “Real” conversation are diminishing. MVHS...
