Words With Friends

Words With Friends

February 6, 2011 • Natalie Tiongco, Staff Reporter  
Filed under Student Life

What is the most popular word game in Apple’s app store? You guessed it: Words With Friends. This Scrabble-like word game allows you to play with your friends and other people online on your iPod or iPhone. According to Ben Boychuk of Macworld.com, you can invite friends from your contacts list on... Read more »

Yummy in the Tummy?

February 3, 2011 • Shannon Sullivan, Staff Reporter  
Filed under Student Life

Here at Foothill, a large part of the population buys lunch daily, although it’s more out of necessity rather than want. Many students agree on one thing concerning cafeteria food: its quality is less than spectacular. Last year the school announced that the new cafeteria meals would be healthier,... Read more »

The challenges of being the “new kid”

February 2, 2011 • Terry Zhou, Staff Reporter  
Filed under Student Life

I remember when I was a kid, ‘moving’ was like dying.  This was another age, when YouTube was an infant and it was unheard of for a child to have an e-mail address or phone number.  When someone moved, they were dead (unless you wrote letters, but what kind of elementary schooler writes in... Read more »

FHS meets the Social Network

FHS meets the Social Network

February 2, 2011 • Steven Hopper and Jordan D. Johnson, Staff Reporters  
Filed under Student Life

On February 4, 2004, Mark Zuckerberg launched Facebook, a well-known social network which would soon become the pinnacle of all internet communication. Since the launch of Facebook, many people both local and international began to sign on daily to collaborate with peers, promote opinions, and express... Read more »

DECA Diaries

DECA Diaries

February 1, 2011 • Christine Yi, Vice President of PR and Corporate Relations - Foothill DECA  
Filed under Student Life, Top Stories

I never pictured myself to end up in a situation where I would frantically rush into a Verizon store and pose as a political campaign manager to gain information for a competition. But there I was, haggling down the price of 15 BlackBerrys (that I wouldn’t buy) as three overly eager Verizon reps casually... Read more »

Power to the Underachiever

January 15, 2011 • Aaron DeVera, Staff Reporter  
Filed under Student Life

It’s  1 AM, and while most people take comfort in their sleep, a whole generation is still at work. Some people call it procrastination, or harshly, “slacking off,” but honestly I don’t think myself guilty of either of those two offenses. I am an underachiever: and although there might be a... Read more »

All animals deserve a chance at life

All animals deserve a chance at life

January 15, 2011 • Allie Haas, Staff Reporter  
Filed under Student Life

Any animal owner knows the feeling of coming home after a strenuously long day of work or school and tiredly walking into your house, only to be greeted by an exuberant dog, who excitedly jumps on you, smiles as big as the evening sky, and greets you as if they haven’t seen you in centuries. Only a... Read more »

Be the difference

January 14, 2011 • Andres Oswill, Photography Editor  
Filed under Student Life

How often have you watched an opportunity walk by? How often have you been held back by your indecision, your fear of rejection, or the identity created for you by society? What would happen to you if you were to reach out?  Maybe, be that difference-make someone’s day? In middle school I remember... Read more »

Reporter dreams of the perfect video game

January 14, 2011 • Jacob Richey, Staff Reporter  
Filed under Student Life

                 I’ve been getting kind of sick of sub-par shooters (Black Ops, Halo Reach, etc.)  They’re all good games (except for Black Ops) but they can do so much better.  Gaming has been stuck in this window of mediocrity where we expect recreations of the same games (and... Read more »

Seven ways to become a better writer

January 14, 2011 • Alice Chao, Staff Reporter  
Filed under Student Life

Exactly as the title says, and that’s all there is to it. Though to note, the following advice should be ideally carried out when you are below eighteen, and still protected by juvenile laws. Unless you WANT to go to jail. 1) Take advantages of available resources Face it. No matter how devoted... Read more »

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