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    From Lucie, Newsteam Contributor With the Coronavirus spreading rapidly across the U.S., we are forced to remain inside our homes. Since we’ll be staying inside for the next few weeks, this can often lead to boredom. However, with the help of technology, you can visit some of the most famous museums all from the safety of your couch. Read more...

From Kanchan, Newsteam Contributor Pleasanton is home to some picturesque natural scenery, as well as some of the Tri-Valley’s most memorable cultural markers. But with a global pandemic opening its fearsome jaws, all of these landmarks are respecting the rules of our Bay Area quarantine. But for those of you who still wish to explore the city, you can now Read more...

By Lucie, News Team Contributor   Many people have a fear of the dentist or are afraid of the pain that dentists can bring. However, 85% of Americans believe that oral health is critical to their overall health. Dentists have one of the most important jobs in society, as we all have a mouth that we need to take care Read more...

By Margaret, News Team Contributor Extracurriculars are a fundamental aspect of the quintessential American experience. Their significance lies in the fact that they are highly capable of shaping a student’s interests and potentially even a future major or pathway! Not only are they essential parts of distinguishing a person in the all-important college admissions process, but they also serve as Read more...

By Kanchan, News Team Contributor 3 a.m. The sound of a rebooting Macbook Pro echoes in the distance, punctuated by the incessant clatter of a hundred keyboards. Someone sighs into a sleeping bag while instinctively reaching for another Pepsi. A charger is rammed into a USB port. The whole auditorium is suspended in an uneasy half-silence, but I don’t seem Read more...

From Kanchan, News Team Contributor Pleasanton’s teen community is brimming with talented artists, from musicians sharing a high school stage to poets and writers working wonders on paper. And these creative students deserve both an outlet to share their passion as well as the recognition that they rightfully deserve. Hence, introducing YEA! The Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council presents the 2020 Read more...

From Margaret, a News Team Contributor Loud cheering as every winner’s name is announced, still ringing in your ears days later. Smiles plastered on the faces of every competitor basking in the glory of their latest win. Rows and rows of glistening trophies, medals and gavels as far as the eye can see. This is an image that is commonly Read more...

Kobe Bryant Commemorated From Margaret, News Team Contributer What would constitute a legend? A legend is a person who has left an unforgettable mark on his respective field, in life and in death. A legend is someone who has changed peoples’ lives for the better by way of lending the whole world inspiration and a prime example to follow. Kobe Read more...

Magical Staircases of San Francisco There are two types of people in the world: those who choose the stairs and those who opt to stand listless on the slow-moving escalator. And residents of San Francisco and the bay area definitely enjoy their stairs. San Francisco, famous for it’s Golden Gate Bridge, Chinatown, and Piers, is one of the best places Read more...

I interviewed my fellow freshmen Ishani from Foothill to introduce a student’s perspective on the pressures we face in high school. 1. What would you say is your most important goal for high school? My most important goal is to learn and achieve straight A’s. 2. Do you find that maintaining good grades brings a lot of pressure into your Read more...