By: Esha Bagora Public Relations Manager If junior Agata Fin could give her ninth-grade self one piece of advice, it would be “Nothing is going to be easy, but in the end, […]
Fin Achieves Notable Success in Both Lacrosse and Fencing
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Future Trojan Maggie Bell Highlights her Outgoing Personality and Determination
By: Georgia Kaufman Opinion Editor A self-proclaimed “G,” LGHS senior Maggie Bell could only be described as bold, outgoing, and motivated. Prioritizing her mental health, physical health, and vigorous social life, Bell’s […]
Browder Dances Through the Year
By: Sarah Gouldrup Humor Editor It’s a fish! It’s a mermaid! It’s… freshman Chiara Browder zooming by in the LGHS pool as she completes her first tryouts for the LGHS swim team! […]
Jacobson Brings her Spunky Personality to the Pool
By: Ainsley Northrop People Editor Whether she is in the pool, chatting with peers, or tending to her ducks, sophomore Eva Jacobson is sure to incorporate her spunky personality into whatever she […]
Parco Dominates on the Wrestling Mat
By: Dana Hathaway and Michaela Thimot Editorial and People Editors The sport of wrestling may not be the most well-known, but junior EJ Parco has managed to find immense success, particularly on the […]
Zilka Showcases His Immense Musical Talent With His Band Rockin Nuns
By: Ainsley Northrop and Owen Fugit People and Media Production Editors Music runs in the family for sophomore Porter Zilka. From forming a band with his brothers called “Rockin Nuns” to performing for the […]
Panicacci Shines on the Stage
By: Kate Gruetter and Lucy Panicacci National/World and Culture Editors When asked to describe himself in five words, Martin Panicacci pleaded the fifth. A talented musician and fabulous performer, it’s possible that the Los Gatos […]
Parallel Parking Should Be On Driving Tests
By Kate Gruetter National/World Editor There are many things the California DMV asks young drivers to master before receiving their license. A majority of these requirements are reasonable and rational, like six […]
Scientific Journals Are Not Accessible Enough
By Esha Bagora Public Relations Humanity as a whole can only continue to advance through science. Scientific discoveries improve our understanding of the world around us, lengthen our life spans, and revolutionize […]
Curriculums Should Crossover
By Dana Hathaway Editorial Editor History is the past that maps the future. We learn history to prepare us for the years to come, yet it seems ridiculous to learn all of […]
Experiment With Your Limits
By Alex Evans Editor in Chief After experiencing a less-than-ideal first semester, I still face the challenge of sticking with something that causes me discomfort, or stepping back to alleviate that discomfort. […]
Acknowledge Black History Month
By Bridie Beamish Culture Editor When thinking about February, many consider it the month of love and soon-to-be discounted chocolates. People flock to Target aisles, gathering up many heart shaped boxes and […]
Standardized Curriculums Should Not Overlap
By Saya Alvares Sports Editor As I hit the halfway point of my junior year of high school, I feel knowledgeable enough on the American education system to comment on an aspect […]
Alix Earle Is a Toxic Role Model
By Ella Marrufo Sports Editor Alix Earle is a name that needs no introduction in 2023. Ask any teenager who she is and they’ll respond easily, all noting the same bleach-blonde hair, […]
Think Twice Before Watching Videos of Police Brutality
By Nadia Liu Public Relations In recent years, more instances of police brutality caught on tape surface and gone viral, whether the source is a bystander’s phone or a bodycam. Most recently, […]