By: Margo Rawlings and Brendan Moore News and Sports Editors Sophomore Katie Nelson is very adapted to the environment at Los Gatos High School. Not only is she active in sports at […]
Sophomore Katie Nelson Excels In Both Sports and Baking
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Sheth Sings Her Way Through Life
By: Ainsley Northrop People Editor Freshman Amiya Sheth is achieving notable success at Los Gatos High School through theater and singing. Despite it only being her first year here, Sheth is already […]
Evans Reveals Student Confessions
By: Alex Evans Editor-in-Chief Students of LGHS, the confessions are in! Cast away your copy of Reality Check and tune in now to my new segment detailing anonymous confessions of the student […]
Duvall Reminisces on School Memories
By: Emily Duvall Opinion Editor As my time at Los Gatos High School slowly comes to an end, I am constantly looking back at my time and memories here, while savoring my […]
Rao Details Replacement Death Penalty
By: Ashir Rao Public Relations Manager In a controversial ruling, the Supreme Court of Ohio banned the use of the death penalty in the state. To placate conservatives in this crucial swing […]
Liu Recommends Dupes
By: Nadia Liu Public Relations Manager If you’re active on TikTok, you’ve almost certainly seen one of newly-crowned “It Girl” Alix Earle’s (@alixearle) “get ready with me” videos. Since her rapid rise […]
Zeman Recaps Golden Globes
By: Rory Zeman National/World On Jan. 10 the Golden Globes hosted its 80th annual award ceremony. Members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association gave out 25 awards to 2022’s most remarkable performances […]
Koshalieva Details Arrest of Influencer Andrew Tate
By: Aliya Koshalieva Graphics Editor TW: Sexual Assault On Dec. 29, 2022, Romanian authorities arrested the infamous social media star and former professional kickboxer Andrew Tate for organized crime, human trafficking, and […]
Personal Experiences Are As Valuable As Statistics
By Linda Wang Humor Editor It’s common knowledge that one of the best ways to strengthen an argument is with statistics and fact-based knowledge. Indeed, statistics certainly provide an objective piece of […]
Plane Crashes in Nepal, 72 Dead
By Nadia Liu Public Relations A plane crash near Pokhara, Nepal, killed 68 people on Jan. 15 in the worst Nepalese air crash in three decades. The plane was a Yeti Airlines […]
British Government Vetoes Scottish Gender Bill
On Jan. 16, the British government vetoed a gender recognition bill that the Scottish Parliament approved that would have made it easier for people to change their legal gender. This is the […]
Kenyan LGBTQ+ Activist Murdered
By Megan Hastings Media Production Editor The recent murder of LGBTQ+ activist Edwin Chiloba sparked outrage across nations after police found him on Jan. 6 in a metal box in Eldoret, Kenya. […]
House of Representatives Votes to Cut IRS Funding
By Victor Josifovski National/World Editor On Jan. 9, the House of Representatives voted 221-210 to cut funding to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) by nearly 71 billion dollars. As the first move […]
Asian Student Stabbed at Indiana University
By Aliya Koshalieva Graphics On Jan 11, Billie Davis, 56, stabbed an Asian student from Indiana University in a Bloomington city bus in what officials describe as an “unprovoked racially motivated attack.” […]
GOP Creates Weaponization of Federal Government Subcommittee
By Dell Dumont Graphics Included in the congressional rules package passed by the GOP majority House is a resolution to create a “Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government.” The […]