By: Makaylah AyalaNonfire Kicks off with the theme “Games Unplugged. Play at your own risk”. This year’s Nonfire was held on Nov. 1. The winners for Nonfire were the juniors in first […]
Nonfire Unplugged
Early vs. Late Schedule: Which is better?
By Shriya Krishnam SAN JOSE, CALIF.—The time a student’s first class begins can shape their entire day, with some preferring early periods and others benefiting from a later start. The time of […]
Embrace the Unknown and Join Creek Camp!
By Chloe Alvarado Creek Camp club officers after a meeting in the Silver Creek High School library (CHLOE ALVARADO/RAIDER REVIEW) Left to Right: Ariana Hernandez (11), May Vu (11), Truc Lai (11), […]
ASB Officers for 2025-2026
By Derek Contreras and ASB 2026 Officers Hillary Huynh: As ASB President, I prepare daily agendas for our Leadership class to keep us focused and productive. I help manage events, support my […]
Pete Almondia Sport Life
SAN JOSE, CALIF. —Pete Almondia can’t live without playing sports in his life playing four sports his entire life. He has played baseball, basketball, football, and soccer. The first sport he played […]
Behind the Scenes of Making a Perfect Boba Drink
SAN JOSE CALIF.—Junior Brian Nguyen makes a Thai tea Boba drink at his job at Tastea. Ingredients: 3 pumps of condense milk. 14 ounces of coffee, 6 ounces of non dairy creamer, […]
The Multifarious Maker Jonary Ruiz
SAN JOSE, CALIF.—Silver Creek junior Jonary Ruiz involves himself in various forms of creation such as in music and film. Since March of last year, Ruiz has been a member of the […]
Paolo Gaviola’s Busy Life
SAN JOSE, CALIF. — Most students’ school day ends when the bell rings, but not for Paolo Gaviola. Gaviola is a junior at Silver Creek who manages to be in two clubs, […]
Ms. Busick Zeal for the Little Things in Life
SAN JOSE, CALIF. — Maria Busick, a new Biology science teacher at Silver Creek High School who makes science a fun experimental class. Marisa Busick intertwines her passion, love, and nature for […]
Why You Should Go to Saturday School
SAN JOSE, CALIF.—Going to Saturday School is important because students get the chance to turn in missing assignments and make up for their absences. There isn’t a worse feeling than missing an […]
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