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While there are a few students looking forward to having no homework over summer vacation, some might discover a void left unfilled in their time, leaving them bored and without anything to do.

Cartoon 95: “From busyness to boredom”

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrator
June 10, 2021
This year has been different from any before for Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech) students. Congratulations to all Foothill Tech seniors for ending their time at the school strong and enduring their senior year in a much different world than planned. Whether traveling somewhere new, staying in town, going to college or starting a career, we know that our beloved class of 2021 will have a bright future ahead.

Cartoon 92: “Hats off to FTHS class of 2021”

Alivia Baker, Illustrator
May 19, 2021
Illustrator Kaelyn Savard expresses the emotion that many students taking AP classes this year are feeling as they come to realize that the exams are only a few weeks away.

Cartoon 91: “It’s that time of the year”

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrator
May 6, 2021
Illustrator Kaelyn Savard believes that while it will be nice to be back on campus in the final quarter of the school year, many students may feel both nervous and excited to be around other people after a year of quarantine.

Cartoon 89: “Heading back to school”

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrator
April 16, 2021
This year on world water day, over 800 million people suffer from lack of access to clean water. However, you have the power to make a lasting impact on the lives of others by supporting organizations and non-profits that help a wish of access to clean water for all become reality.

Cartoon 88: “A worldwide wish”

Alivia Baker, Illustrator
March 22, 2021
Connecting with nature in our environment can provide an escape from the worries of everyday life. If writing papers, staring at a screen or staying inside creates a repetitive cycle, breaking it by getting outside and experiencing the magic of nature can provide a world away whether at the beach, a dog park, hiking locally or in your backyard.

Cartoon 86: “Escape”

Alivia Baker, Illustrator
March 8, 2021
Isolated from others during this pandemic era, technology appears to be a necessity for everyday life. However, it is essential to know that consumers of technological devices and their controlled content are often left in the dark when it comes to knowing what is true, and what is not. Cartoonist Alivia Baker warns to beware of falling victim to the distorted reality our devices -- and the people behind them -- can create.

Cartoon 82: “Pixelated lenses: reality blurs when viewed on a screen”

Alivia Baker, Illustrator
February 1, 2021
Our time in quarantine has definitely tested our relationships with our siblings, and while some relationships may have grown stronger, others not so much.

Cartoon 81: “Sibling feuds”

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrations Editor
January 25, 2021
With full calendars on online learning platform Canvas, students and teachers at Foothill Tech brave Semester One finals week from their homes for the first time.

Cartoon 80: “Online learning leaves Foothill Tech taking finals like never before”

Alivia Baker, Illustrator
January 18, 2021
While we all are grateful for the closing of 2020, the coronavirus and quarantine didn’t end on January 1st, so while that doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t be hopeful for the future, we should still continue to follow safety guidelines in order to see the end of COVID-19 on the horizon.

Cartoon 79: “The 2021 Dilemma”

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrations Editor
January 11, 2021
May thankfulness for the little things fall like autumn leaves and gratefulness be like a cool November breeze in times of trouble as you enter this Thanksgiving season.

Cartoon 75: “Happy Thanksgiving!”

Alivia Baker, Illustrator
November 25, 2020
While times like these may not allow us to completely see the faces of our friends and loved ones, one advantage to the mask is the fact that it is another mode of self-expression, to show that we are still ‘us’, and that 2020 hasn’t won yet.

Cartoon 74: “Let the mask speak for itself”

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrations Editor
November 17, 2020
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