by: Sam GruetterEditor in Chief Ironmans are one of the most difficult and tiring athletic events: a triathlon that features a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike ride, and 26.2-mile run. In 2015, the […]
Gruetter argues society must recognize the role of privilege
Gloege argues the U.S should change driving curriculum
by: Noah GloegeNational/World Editor As high school progresses, more high school students start driving. While many individuals are relatively good drivers, I have seen some absurd things happen at the wheel. Many […]
Singhal argues for nationwide grade standardization
by: Arnav SinghalSports Editor Many students across the country have come to believe that earning any grade lower than an A is unacceptable. Academic pressure has reached an unhealthy level. Competition among […]
Pan argues YouTube ads must be shortened
by: Annabelle PanGraphics Editor With most free digital media apps and websites comes a constant flow of advertisements. Spotify Premium, Netflix Premium, and Youtube Premium all promote an ad-free watching experience for […]
by: Ivan HabibWebsite Editor The United States’s undergraduate college admissions process has become increasingly selective, placing immense pressure on students to be “impressive” enough to earn entrance into elite universities. This has […]
Enact policies to limit antibiotics
by: Gowri Sunil Local Editor Stretching back to the 1970s, the American meat industry has employed mass production tactics, known as factory farming, to amplify their profits while keeping cultivation costs low. […]
Wilde argues in-person work should be more prevalent
by: Jane WildeHumor Editor After Covid-19, the labor force culture has been increasingly shifting from in-person to remote work. While some argue the pandemic has created more efficiency in the workplace by […]
Seperate science from politics
by: Abby CovenLocal Editor The second term of the Trump administration marked the most significant resurgence of measles in three decades. The current spike is projected to be the highest in all […]
Kramer argues society should be more connected to reality
by: Nelson KramerEditor in Chief I felt alone for a long time. It was the average day for me in junior year: burnt out beyond belief and feeling more disconnected than ever. […]
Reject cringe culture
by: Siyona SinghalHumor Editor Most students are familiar with the concept of aura points. People view simple actions, such as walking around with an open backpack, negatively, while they praise small moments […]
Invest in nuclear energy
by: Tanya ChangSports Editor As climate change worsens, countries are continuing to search for solutions that reduce pollution while still producing sufficient energy for everyone. Renewable energy sources like wind and solar […]
Chang and Zamansky revisit IXL horrors
by: Tanya Chang, Lila ZamanskySports Editor, Media Production Editor Growing up, kids immerse themselves in many experiences: playdates, intense rounds of hopscotch, or day-long visits to the neighbor’s house. Each kid has […]
Ambekar describes the quintessential college campus
by: Tanvi AmbekarOpinion Editor As high schoolers living in Silicon Valley, most LGHS students have worried about where they will go for college. There are many factors that high schoolers take into […]
Park recounts a peculiar German exchange student
by: Jordan Park Website Editor Next month marks the four-year anniversary of the summer a German exchange student lived at my house. In honor of Lenart (Like Lenard but with a T), […]
Liu adapts to her strict parents
by: Lydia LiuPublic Relations Manager Having strict parents isn’t just a lifestyle; it’s a full-time survival game with levels, boss fights, and zero respawn chances. Other kids grow up learning how to […]