By Jenna Roselli Opinion Editor The arguments in an extensive Louisiana abortion case, June Medical Services v. Gee, are scheduled to be heard by the Supreme Court within the next nine months. […]
Louisiana Case Threatens Abortion Rights
Student-run Instagram account @lghsaffirmations encourages positivity
by Alaina Fox News Editor In a climate of divisiveness and tensions, kindness between people – especially those who are not already close – seems to be a rarity. Given the hyper-competitiveness […]
King and Hoole go behind the scenes Great America’s Halloween Haunt
Video by Liam Hoole Media Production Editor Article by Madeline King Editor-in-Chief Get ready to scream in fear, because this year’s Halloween Haunt at Great America is ready to be more terrifying […]
LGHS Hosts Service Fair
Photos By Lexi Kupor and Maddi King On Sept. 26, LGHS hosted a service fair to promote local opportunities for students to get involved in the community.
Sun and Rossi Recap Climate Strike
By Esther Sun and Sofia Rossi Residents from all over the South Bay Area gathered at Diridon Station to participate in a local movement of the Global Climate Strike and demand action […]
Fox and Rossi Capture Silicon Valley’s Climate Strike
Photos by Alaina Fox and Sofia Rossi
White Supremacy Posters Found on SJSU Campus
by Lexi Kupor People Editor San Jose State University discovered nine posters linked to a white nationalist organization displayed throughout campus on the morning of Aug. 12. Though campus authorities quickly removed […]
Fractured Follies Highlight Reel
Austin Yung, Nick Borgia, and Ethan Sanders Editor-in-Chief, P.R. Manager, and Humor Editor
Yung and Sanders visit the Monet Museum
Austin Yung and Ethan Sanders Editorial Editor/Humor Editor Oscar-Claude Monet (1840-1926) was a French painter and a founder of the Impressionist painting movement in the late 1800s and early 1900s. By 1913, […]
Senior Maya Haylock Convinces Administration to Provide Healthier Meals at LGHS
by Sasha Ryu This past April, the administration announced that, starting next year, the school cafeteria will begin serving healthier meals that cater to a wider range of dietary preferences and restrictions. […]
