A middle ground in our notions of success
By Staff Writer Janet Guan Wake up. Work. Sleep. Repeat. I have always equated success with perpetual productivity, whether it be losing a few hours…
By Staff Writer Janet Guan Wake up. Work. Sleep. Repeat. I have always equated success with perpetual productivity, whether it be losing a few hours…
By Staff Writers Rajorshi Chatterjee, Navya Chitlur, Alex Duan & Janet Guan What have you previously heard about DEI, including its history or controversies regarding…
By Staff Writers Tushara Devapatla, Vikram Mahajan & Cham Yu “In my retired capacity, I have worked as a consultant for other lawyers in federal…
What have you heard about the LA wildfires so far? “I’ve heard that the LA wildfires have destroyed a lot of property and ended…
By Staff Writer Vikram Mahajan All my life, I’ve been deeply proud of my Indian culture. As a second — perhaps first, since I was…
By Staff Writer Navya Chitlur Throughout my life, I have a constant pressure to stifle my love for the arts, whether it was because of…
1. What do the election results tell you about the mood of the country? “I think … the anti incumbency sentiment was probably the strongest…
By MSJHS Senior Tyler Hu Dear Editors, I would like to commend the article “Didi: Life Encapsulated Through Bay Area, Fremont, and the N…
By MSJHS Senior Alexander Inguanzo To the Editors, Reading Dylan Reagan’s article titled “Fremont Community Comes Together for the Memorial of Dylan Reagan”…
By Staff Writer Rajorshi Chatterjee Twice a week, for 30 minutes each, I read to a 21-year-old with special needs, usually covering news about people…