MVHS Student’s Netflix Preferences
February 8, 2020
Students discuss what they consider to be their favorite, least favorite and most impactful Netflix shows.
50 Questions with I-Chu Chang
January 28, 2020
In the seventh installment of the recurring series, El Estoque asks I-Chu Chang 50 questions about herself
50 Questions with Bonnie Belshe
Hannah Lee and Shuvi Jha
January 7, 2020
nspired by Vogue’s video series ‘73 Questions,’ El Estoque sits down with U.S. History teacher Bonnie Belshe to ask her 50 questions. Belshe describes what she loves most about the holiday season, how she snorkels with her family on Christmas and explains her most treasured festival traditions...
Journalism Education Association NorCal Media Day 2019
October 25, 2019
El Estoque gains exposure to other publications and professionals at annual journalism conference
MVHS students and staff react to Sandy Hook Ad
October 25, 2019
MVHS students and staff react to non profit Sandy Hook Promise’s back to school ad “Back-To-School Essentials”
Behind the controller
Shivani Gupta, Leanna Sun, Vivian Jiang, Shreshta Ranganathan, Alyssa Hui, and Anish Vasudevan
September 23, 2019
How students and faculty at MVHS use and perceive video games
Cracking the egg: The era of the Instagram-famous World Record Egg
March 13, 2019
Exploring the world record egg and other Instagram accounts
A twist on the expected: Five new Oreo flavors are released
Hannah Lee, Emily Xia, Ayah Ali-Ahmad, and Gauri Kaushik
February 9, 2019
Students try new Oreo flavors
Man on the street: Look what Taylor Swift did
Karen Ma
September 13, 2017
n Aug. 24, renowned pop singer-songwriter Taylor Swift released a song that broke the record for most plays in one day on Spotify and topped charts in 10 countries. Its video, released just three days after, gained the most views within the span of 24 hours in Youtube history. The song, “Look What...
The investigation for Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 has come to an end
Karen Sanchez
January 22, 2017
n Mar. 7 2014, television screens displayed images of a white plane with red and blue lines on its side accompanied with the word ‘Malaysia’ across a variety of channels. Reporters faced cameras as they broke the news to the world and scurried behind screens to update their stories. The same story was ...
