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Hot chocolate was offered in free ceramic toilet-shaped mugs, which attendees could take home as a souvenir from the event.

Celebrating World Toilet Day

Layla Solomon, Writer
November 24, 2023
The 2023-2024 school year will be Cherie Eulau’s last year of teaching after working at Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech) and teaching for 27 years. Over the years, Eulau has taught World History, United States History, Advanced Placement (AP) Government and Politics, Economics and Ethnic Studies and Social Justice.

Cherie Eulau’s retirement and impactful legacy at Foothill Tech

Tessa Shinden, Editor-in-Chief
November 24, 2023
Inspired by the Humans of New York project, the Foothill Dragon Press photographers aspire to highlight students pursing their passions and interests.

Humans of Foothill: Naomi Schwartz

Audrey Szijj, Writer
November 23, 2023
FDP-TV is back discussing the latest school coverage and upcoming events. Tune in to see whats new on campus, as well as some interesting articles to keep an eye out for.

FDP-TV: Season 2, Episode 6

Jenna Ostrom, Nisha Reddy, Ailanie Martinez, Julia Geib, and Ruby Jenkins
November 17, 2023
The Horror In The Stacks event took place at the E.P. Foster Library. The second floor was covered with black paper restricting all light sources and converted into a haunted maze. With a total of six zones to go through, the maze also had craft stations at the end to bring some peace after going through it all.

E.P. Foster’s 2023 Horror In The Stacks

Lily Toreja, Writer
November 12, 2023
Students from the garden club work tirelessly to keep their plants alive. Between watering during lunchtime to planting new seeds, the club is a wonderful way to experience the Foothill Technology environment.

The Foothill Tech Garden Club continues to grow in more ways than one

Audrey Szijj, Writer
November 10, 2023
With the rising focus on mental health, ensuring our cognitive functions are well taken care of is important. It takes some research to know what to do and what to avoid, so join Kalea Eggersten as she discusses the activities that could benefit your cognitive health as well as potentially harm it.

Act now: The dangers of cognitive decline and five simple things you can do to prevent it

Kalea Eggertsen, Writer
October 28, 2023
On the first episode of Benchwarmers, Luigirey Guce 25 and Aidan Gomez 25 take on golf so you dont have to. Watch the video to see the challenges and thrills that go along with the sport.

Benchwarmers: Episode 1 (featuring girls’ golf)

Lauren Kaller and Claire Hadley
October 21, 2023
Kelvin Kiptum, a Kenyan long-distance runner, is the first person in history to run a record-eligible race in under two hours and one minute. During the October 2023 Chicago Marathon, he broke the world record by 34 seconds with his time of 2:00:35. Prior to this race, he had run an impressive debut marathon of 2:01:53 at the Valencia Marathon in 2022, making him the third fastest man to run the race. More recently during 2023, he ran the second fastest time in the London Marathon, placing a course record of 2:01:25.

Unraveling the history of the modern marathon

Dane Dodos, Reporter
October 20, 2023
Red, white, blue and political posters line Cherie Eulaus AP Gov and Economics classroom as students prepare to participate in the annual mock presidential elections.

Promoting political participation: Seniors campaign in mock elections

Tessa Shinden, Editor-in-Chief
October 19, 2023
At the Seaside Sunday Market, there are racks of jewelry for sale. The necklaces and earrings are handmade and carefully crafted with aqua and lapis lazuli gemstones sourced from Pakistan, which is home to many unique varieties of minerals and stones.

Streets of Vintage Flea Market: Small business haven

Bailey Basurto, Reporter
October 17, 2023
As the generations pass by, a constant is always new drivers gaining their licenses in their teens. As time progresses, the amount of teen drivers on the road has been steadily decreasing.

Teen driving: New freedom or an unwanted burden

Emilie Huovinen, Writer
October 16, 2023
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