Dell Dumont Graphics On May 11, the Biden administration lifted Title 42, a pandemic-era policy that shut down virtually all avenues for migrants to seek asylum in the US. President Joe Biden […]
Seven Horses Die Ahead Of Kentucky Derby
Ella Marrufo Culture Editor Prior to the 149th Kentucky Derby, seven horses died in the week leading up to the race at Churchill Downs. The horses’ injuries varied in severity from fractured […]
Turkey Election Goes To Runoff
Ashir Rao Public Relations Manager On May 14, the first round of Turkey’s general election was declared inconclusive, prompting a runoff between the top two candidates on May 28. Right wing incumbent […]
European Leaders Condemn Russia
Esha Bagora Public Relations Manager On the morning of May 16, European leaders from 46 nations convened to hold Russia accountable for its invasion of Ukraine. The Council of Europe, the continent’s […]
Cease Fire In Conflict Between Islamic Jihad and Israel
Dell Dumont Graphics On May 13, civilians celebrated the announcement of a cease fire in Gaza City after five days of fighting between Israel and the Islamic Jihad militant group; at least […]
Counselor Tamera Parks To Retire
Margo Rawlings News Editor After spending 15 years at Los Gatos High School (LGHS) and four years before that at Aptos High School, beloved guidance counselor Tamera Parks will be retiring at […]
LGHS Hosts Senior Prom At Levi’s Stadium
Ella Marrufo and Bridie Beamish Culture Editors On Saturday, May 21, Los Gatos High School held its annual Senior Prom. Every year seniors enjoy a different, exciting location for the dance; while […]
Respected Teacher Navrides Retires
Kate Gruetter and Brynn Gibson National/World Editor and Editor in Chief Whether you know him as the voice echoing from the loudspeaker at school sports events or by the meticulous corrections on […]
LGHS Seniors Participate in Senior Talent Show
Lucy Panicacci Culture Editor On Apr. 28, LGHS seniors participated in the annual Senior Talent Show in the theater, putting on amazing performances. Hosts Keira Dodd and Ethan Currie kept the audience […]
Three Stabbings At UC Davis
Ella Marrufo Culture Editor A string of three stabbings, two of which were fatal, at the University of California (UC), Davis left the community on edge. The first stabbing occurred on […]
Human Remains Found in Santa Monica
Dell Dumont Graphics On Apr. 25, 2023, according to the Santa Monica Police Department, “human remains were found in the courtyard of an abandoned property in the 2900 block of Santa Monica […]
Ternopil Bombed By Russia
Aliya Koshalieva Graphics On Apr. 13, Russia bombed the Ukrainian town of Ternopil, the hometown of the Ukrainian Eurovision act Tvorchi, moments before they started their performance in Liverpool. Tvorchi members Andrii […]
Fractured Follies Returns
Jordan Chan Editor in Chief After a three-year hiatus, Los Gatos High School’s annual teacher variety show, Fractured Follies, has returned. This beloved tradition, spearheaded by AP English Literature teacher Paris De […]
Beloved Economics Teacher Erol Ceran To Retire
Brynn Gibson Editor in Chief After a long and impressive career, including 14 years and two months teaching at LGHS, beloved history and economics teacher Erol Ceran has decided to lay down […]
Calassa’s Story Inspires Future Engineers
By: Macy Dennon News Editor Have you ever dreamt of sending something to space? Mark Calassa, Vice President and Deputy General Manager of Strategic and Missile Defense Systems at the aerospace and […]