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The Foothill Script

Gregory Walton IIs Journey

Gregory Walton II’s Journey

Gregory Walton II, Director
November 14, 2023

Now as a distinguished scholar, when I reflect on my journey thus far, it was undoubtedly ignited when I enrolled at Foothill Community College in 2018. At the time of my enrollment, I had been away...

Participant takes in Judy Walgrens Photos

“We Are Worth Everything: Survivors as Themselves” Photo Exhibit

Linda Kincaid, Reporter
November 9, 2023

After a six-year absence, Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Judy Walgren returned to Foothill College Photography Department.  The exhibit “We Are Worth Everything: Survivors as Themselves” highlights...

Into The Woods brought to Foothill Campus

“Into The Woods” brought to Foothill Campus

Michael Love, CJ Toledo, and Griffin O'Shea
March 9, 2023
Into the Woods is the newest production coming out of Foothills Theatre Arts Department - one that Stephen Sondheim would be proud of.
Beauty in the Ordinary: Bill Owen’s Work and Legacy Explained

Beauty in the Ordinary: Bill Owen’s Work and Legacy Explained

Brystol Beatley, Staff Writer
February 23, 2023

The 70s have never felt closer on Foothill campus than in 2023. On January 19th, fans and students gathered at the Krause Center for Innovation for a special photography exhibit, featuring highlights from...

Joker could inspire violence, but so could any other film

Joker could inspire violence, but so could any other film

Priya Thomas
December 3, 2019

I don’t watch superhero movies.  I’m turned off by the interminable action sequences, the mindless explosions, the buildings that crumble so frequently they might as well be sandcastles. Twenty...

Local Band ‘Crow Eats Man’ Amps Up For Release Of New Music

Hailey Knapp-De Grave
December 3, 2019

Crow Eats Man is Mountain View’s very own home-grown rock band. Officially formed on April Fool’s day in 2016, the band has been anything but a joke beyond their moniker. With one album - also called...

Tilly, played by Fatima Mejia, attacks a monster onstage.

“She Kills Monsters” opens at Lohman Theater

Nikoo Parsizadeh and Script Staff, Staff Writer
November 10, 2018

Amidst the portrayals of imaginary monsters, heroes, and magical worlds, the love between two women and the bond between two siblings stole the spotlight of “She Kills Monsters,” a production put on...

Maria (center – Jillian Bader) and the von Trapp children (clockwise from left: Billy Hutton, Madison Colgate, Jake Miller, Anna Savage, Jane Quiazon, Mary Hutton) all sing together to forget their fear of the thunder.

Review: “Sound of Music” the Musical

Kathy Honcharuk and Devaki Dikshit
July 25, 2018

What unites the theater? Maybe the lights that dance on actors' faces? Maybe the magic that  flows out the orchestra pit? Or maybe the atmosphere itself created specifically for the audience? Nearly every...

Foothill students watch a presentation.

Review: Foothill College’s “Fail State” Screening

Daniel Jacobson, Staff Writer
June 1, 2018

Foothill College students and faculty lined up outside Appreciation Hall on May 14 to watch an exclusive screening of “Fail State,” a documentary directed by Foothill alumnus Alex Shebanow and produced...

Gretchen has a natural talent for tricking people into giving out their information.

Chapter Two

Carina DeLorenzo, Staff Writer
May 27, 2018

Wilhelm’s, where she had worked until just now, listed itself as “in the business of data acquisition over the telephone.” Most people assumed this was a polite way of saying “Telemarketer.”...

Friday Flows: April in Recap

Friday Flows: April in Recap

Reed Showecker, Staff Writer
May 4, 2018

This monthly recap summarizes new music from some of hip hop's biggest names including an EP from Young Thug, who claimed he would not release any music this year.

An empty rolling chair sits in an office at Foothill College.

Gretchen’s Holiday

Carina DeLorenzo, Staff Writer
April 30, 2018

Michael was talking. He had been talking for a while now, but Gretchen had long since stopped listening. The importance of the speech was not in the words -- Michael could spend the next hour talking about...

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