by: Chloe WilsonCulture Editor The Met Gala, an annual event for celebrities to benefit the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, was held on May 4. The theme this year […]
Wilson recaps the Met Gala
Watch these 2000s shows
by: Claudia Casal MontserratPeople Editor Whether it’s to fill up summer vacation or to relax after a busy day, 2000s TV shows are the perfect distraction from the summer heat; here are […]
Langner reviews The Sheep Detectives
by: Isabella LangnerCenter Editor As a lover of detective movies and cute animals, I undoubtedly enjoyed The Sheep Detectives. While some friends and family were ridiculing me for watching this movie, I […]
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 […]
Littfin describes Tyler Catastrophe
by: Kat LittfinEditorial Editor During my two years in El Gato, I have realized that even though my screentime is often far too high for someone who should be more focused on […]
Banno recounts trauma of AP testing
by: Fuyu BannoGraphics Editor By the time this article is published, I can guarantee that people will spot me prancing around the school radiating joy and whimsy – indeed, the direct opposite […]
Strahs explains Hazbin Hotel
by: Hayley StrahsEditor in Chief Around two years ago, I was home sick for a whole week and looking for something to watch. After binging all of Heimler’s AP Euro review videos […]
Pan confronts her acrophobia
by: Annabelle PanGraphics Editor After eight long years of denying my fear of heights, I have moved on to my next stage of grief: bargaining. If I can’t erase my trauma through […]
Singhal describes the chaos of Socratic Seminars
by: Siyona SinghalHumor Editor Every high school student has to take English for all four years. This means that, sadly, every student has experienced a Socratic seminar once in their life. Kids […]
Gruetter tries creatine
by: Sam GruetterEditor in Chief Recently, I have embarked on an endeavor to get extremely ripped and achieve peak physical condition. When weighing my options for catalyzing this process, I considered all […]
Mitchell and Gruetter’s chaotic summer plans
by: Kayla Mitchell, Sam GruetterPublic Relations Manager, Editor in Chief Sept. 2, approximately 17 weeks away, will mark the separation of two tectonic forces. After meeting in elementary school and forming a […]
Piper Robinson thrives in all their creative endeavors
by: Fuyu Banno Graphics Editor Senior Piper Robinson takes their creativity to the next level, coming up with ingenious ideas, learning how to blacksmith, and looking toward the future with big aspirations. […]