Who Needs Store-bought Cakes?
November 14, 2010 • Sandy Chen
Filed under Food, Student Life, Uncategorized
Make your own healthy and delicious sponge cake ‘Tis the season for turkey, gingerbread, and homemade sponge cakes! With the holidays just around the corner, why not add a new dish to the dinner table? Low in fat and sugar, it is the perfect dessert for everyone. Ingredients: 6 eggs (include both... Read more »
Celebration at Last!
November 14, 2010 • Nisha Patel
Filed under Fall, Local News, News
The San Francisco Giants rejoice their win at home Fans from all over the Bay Area and places beyond came together on Wednesday, November 3rd to celebrate the San Francisco Giants’ World Series championship victory. This was a chance of a lifetime for fans since this was the first World Series victory... Read more »
Fremont Teacher, Pleasanton Leader
November 14, 2010 • Sahil Pandya
Filed under Irvington News
Cheryl-Cook Kallio, teacher at Irvington, gets re-elected as a Pleasanton City Council member On November 2, as the elections came to a close, Cheryl Cook-Kallio, Advanced Placement United States History and We the People coach at Irvington High School, attained a victory in the Pleasanton City Council... Read more »
Club Rush 2010
November 28, 2010 • Shirley Lin
Filed under Features, Irvington News
A Festivity of Foods for All Once again, Club Rush had returned to Irvington. This year’s first Club Rush took place on November 2nd, exhibiting many choices of food for students and faculty. Clubs that had signed up beforehand with ASB could set up a stand in the courtyard and sell food to raise... Read more »
Remodeling to the ID Cards
November 28, 2010 • Raji Ramanathan
Filed under Uncategorized
Expect to receive a revamped stylish card pretty soon So, we have all heard of those KIDS who have sneaked into bars and clubs without being caught. Many of us have even dreamed of doing such things just for the kick of it (Don’t lie! I’m sure you’ve always wanted to!). And you probably felt that... Read more »
Anti-Bullying Week
November 28, 2010 • Hannah Chen
Filed under Features, Irvington News
The Week to Say “No” Irvington’s Anti-Bullying Week was from November 1st to November 5th. Throughout the week, students were encouraged to speak out against bullying and other forms of derogatory behaviors. “ASB announced some bullying facts on the daily announcements, put anti-bullying posters... Read more »
French Rioting in Smaller Numbers
November 28, 2010 • Maryam Khademi
Filed under World News
Protests to Pension Reform That has Consequently Become Law Workers have been demonstrating in the streets of France... Read more »
When The Beards Grow Long and the Razors Dusty
November 28, 2010 • Rohan Chakravorty
Filed under Entertainment
No-Shave November Arrives It goes by many names: No-Shave November, Movember, or even Mustache Month. You’ve all heard of this crazy month where dudes go wild in the facial hair department. But what is it really? No Shave November is a month dedicated to the growth of beards,... Read more »
Pancake Breakfast a Great Success
November 28, 2010 • Eswar Dhinakaran
Filed under Features, Irvington News
Pancake Breakfast Serves Up a Great Veteran’s Day On Veteran’s Day 2010, the Irvington High School cafeteria was open from 7 AM to 12 noon serving people pancakes, waffles and other breakfast items. It was Irvington’s High School’s 41st annual pancake breakfast. Dozens of Vikings and Fremont... Read more »
Leftover Halloween Candy: Now What?
November 28, 2010 • Irving Hsu
Filed under Humor, Student Life
Top Five Ways to Deal with Remaining Candy from Trick-or-Treating After a long night of Trick-or-Treating, you finally return home with a prodigious bag of candy, so full that it comes to the verge of bursting. A few weeks later, you realize that you don’t really want the candy anymore. What should... Read more »
