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By Staff Writers Evangeline Chang & Helen Wang Local News — FUSD Partners with Peachjar to Distribute Flyers Electronically In an effort to be more eco-friendly, FUSD has partnered with Peachjar to create digital flyers,…
By Staff Writer Deeksha Raina MSJ held its first-ever Homecoming Extravaganza on September 23. It was designed to replace the previous, more traditional Homecoming dance and took place outside at the amphitheater. The event featured…
By Staff Writers Shivani Avasarala & Ian Hsu Local — Future Changes to Mission Peak Lot Reduce Traffic Congestion Due to an overwhelming number of cars parking on residential streets around Mission Peak, the East…
By Staff Writer Andrew Kan & A&E Editor Michelle Dalarossa Local — Fire Erupts in East San Jose Firefighters doused a fire that occurred just after 7 p.m. on September 19 in East San Jose….
By Web Editor Carolyn Ge & Staff Writer Richard Chenyu Zhou For the 2016-17 school year, MSJ implemented a Marketing course for students who are interested in participating in DECA. The class was created in…
Voices Compiled by Journalism 1 Staff Writers This year, MSJ implemented a new Thursday advisory period. Take a look at the interactive graphic of MSJ and scroll down to find out what students have to…
By Staff Writers Ansh Patel & Deeksha Raina Local — Quake shakes up the bay A 3.5 magnitude earthquake hit the Bay Area September 13 at 12:40 a.m., centered slightly east of central Oakland, but…
By Centerspread Editor Ashley Chang & Staff Writer Amber Lee Local — Santa Clara police union responds to Colin Kaepernick’s protests The Santa Clara Police Officers’ Association wrote a letter to the San Francisco 49ers…
By: Staff Writers Chloe Velasquez and Richard Chenyu Zhou Local – New office brings jobs to Bay Area An increase in jobs is expected to occur in the South Bay after developers broke ground…
By: Staff Writers Ashley Chang and Kevin Li Local – Change in Din Tai Fung reservation policy due to long lines Din Tai Fung, a Taiwanese restaurant known for its dumplings, opened its doors to more than…
