Water Polo: A fresh start
August 12, 2017
Filed under Boys Water Polo, Girls Water Polo, Multimedia, Sports, Water Polo
Co-reported by Anish Vasudevan. ollowing a rocky last season after both varsity teams finished with losing records, the water polo program is looking to bounce back and pave way for stronger and more successful teams this year. Now with new coaches, a new regiment and a newer purpose of establish...
American Studies students interview war veterans for documentary project
March 4, 2016
Filed under Around Campus, NEWS
Co-written by Aditya Krishnan Before school on Wednesday, Feb. 24, when most MVHS students were sleeping and taking advantage of late start, American Studies students gathered in classrooms and engaged in hour-long conversations with war veterans. As a part of a documentary project, American Studi...
After the war: stories of return
November 18, 2015
Filed under From the magazine, NEWS
hey were the enemy, he thought. The death of the Japanese soldiers was supposed to represent America’s triumph, but something just didn’t feel right about thinking like that. A wallet next to the dead Japanese soldier caught his eye and inside rested a picture ofa woman and two kids. No, a widow and ...
AUDIO SLIDESHOW: Veterans Day 2011 festivities
November 11, 2011
Filed under Multimedia, NEWS
Update 11/13/11: Audio clips of the full speeches by Stephen Gilmore and William Peacock are now included at the bottom. In spite of the slight showers, Cupertino held its annual Veterans Day memorial Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. in Memorial Park. This year, the celebration focused on veterans of the Vietnam War. Towards the end of the cer...
Remembering our heroes
November 9, 2011
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With the onset of Veterans Day on Nov. 11, we may briefly reflect upon the sacrifices and legacies of those who fought to keep Cupertino safe. But beyond that, sadly, we only have a hazy picture of what they truly mean to Cupertino. We do not learn about them in textbooks, nor are their stories touted...
An army Thanksgiving
November 9, 2011
Filed under From the magazine, Special
See additional video coverage here. Wally Johnson (above) is a veteran of the Korean War. He served for two years and achieved the rank of sergeant as part of the intelligence force for the Army. At his home in Saratoga, the American flag constantly hangs in his front yard to honor the nation he served from 1951 to 1953. Here, he remembers a Thanksgiving spent serving in Ko...
