Fun in the Sun

Elise Barsch, A&E Editor
May 23, 2013 • 46 views
Filed under Special Features, Travel

Ever find yourself bored out of your mind over summer vacation, traveling to the far corners of the Internet from the confines of your home?  Well here are some day-trip ideas to get you off of Netflix and out with your family and friends to enjoy the summer activities the Bay Area has to offer.   Sunset... Read more »

Cooking with Jessica

Jessica Hubbert, Reporter
May 3, 2013 • 77 views
Filed under Top Stories, Travel

Senior Jessica Minnis is an avid chef and pursues her passion through her Instagram profile, Raw Remedies. Minnis has accumulated over 500 followers with her health food posts and vegan creations. The Voice caught up with Minnis about her many culinary pursuits over a cup of coffee.   The... Read more »

The Garage: Small, But Worth It

Olivia Proffit, Co-Managing Editor
May 3, 2013 • 21 views
Filed under Travel

Before my visit, every time I would tell people that I was going to “Naglee Park Garage” for dinner, I always got the same response. It was usually something along the lines of, “Oh my gosh! That place is the bomb!” So, naturally, I had high expectations of the restaurant. Usually, buzzing restaurants... Read more »

Take A Seat at The Table

Jessica Hubbert, Reporter
March 20, 2013 • 51 views
Filed under Travel

Nestled on the corner of Willow Street and Lincoln Avenue, the Table is a must when dining in downtown Willow Glen. Although it has not been open for very long, it already has the feel of a local hot spot. When I walked in on a Wednesday night, I was surprised to see that the Table was quite busy.... Read more »

Spring Forward Into Fun

Ria Parab, Special Features Editor
March 20, 2013 • 66 views
Filed under A&E, Features, Special Features, Travel

Stuck at home for spring break? Luckily for you, it’s not as bad as it may seem. There are plenty of local activities to do, whether you’re feeling adventurous or whether you’re feeling downright lazy. Here are a few ideas to get you started: 1. Feeling outdoors-y? Try hiking at the Marin... Read more »

Eating Globally, Traveling Locally

Selena Siadat, Reporter
February 11, 2013 • 135 views
Filed under Special Features, Travel

As Pres girls, we all tend to eat a lot of food and in the Bay Area there is a wide variety of restaurants to fill our appetites. Here are some of the best international foods as told by your fellow classmates.   Burgers: Kirk's Steakburgers Senior Sarah Zajac says, “Kirk’s is cheap,... Read more »

Breakfast Roundup

Caitlin Burns
November 27, 2012 • 117 views
Filed under Travel

Scramblz Immediately after arriving at Scramblz on Almaden Expressway, I realized that I was at the happiest place north of Anaheim. I was welcomed by a man making balloon animals and a band playing the steel drums. The walls were covered with colorful posters, and there was even a giant yellow bus... Read more »

Weird Animal Spotlight

Sharika Saraf, Opinions Editor
October 24, 2012 • 192 views
Filed under Travel

The star nosed shrew, or Condylura cristata, can be found in the dampest and darkest tunnels of Canada and the Eastern United States. Its most distinguishing feature is its nose, which gives it the distinction of having the best sense of touch of any animal. The nose consists of 22 tentacles, each of... Read more »

Travel Horror Stories

Isha Salian
May 17, 2012 • 353 views
Filed under Special Features, Travel

Over Christmas break, I experienced a true travel horror story. I was in India with my parents, and our plane had landed late at night. We were using a different rental car company than we usually did, and, very jet-lagged, got into the provided car (from a very well-known company) without question.... Read more »

Bike Party!!

Corina Martinez
May 17, 2012 • 195 views
Filed under Features, Travel

Aren’t you sick of sitting in class all day, bored and restless? And then during the weekends it’s the same routine, movies (great, more sitting!) and wandering aimlessly around the mall. Well if you’re ready to have fun, while getting to know your city, the people who live in it and find out how... Read more »