by Sofia Rossi and Cooper Bowen Local News Editor and Editor-in-Chief Following its acclaimed success in Paris, the Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit opened in San Francisco on Apr. 11th and will run […]
Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit opens in S.F.
LGHS Teachers Receive COVID Vaccination
by Sophie Sullivan Opinion Editor Dozens of LGHS faculty members received the first shot of vaccinations against COVID-19 in recent weeks as county rollout guidelines expanded to include workers in education and childcare. […]
Shipping Delays Create Boba Shortage
by Jackie King Humor Editor The West Coast has erupted in panic over the past few weeks as tapioca, the key ingredient in the creation of round boba pearls, is in very short […]
Iowa State Rowers Fatally Capsize
by Georgia Kaufman Humor Editor On Sun., Mar. 28 in Wall Lake, IA, two members of Iowa State University’s club rowing team passed away after their boat capsized in the middle of Little […]
Pelayo Interviews Incoming LGHS Principal Kevin Buchanan
by Raffie Pelayo Media Production Editor
Colorado Residents Mourn Shooting Victims
by Raffie Pelayo Media Production Editor On Mar. 22, a 21-year-old-man named Ahmad Al Aliwa Alissa opened fire in King Scooper Grocery Store in Boulder, CO, killing 10 people including one police […]
California Expands Vaccine Eligibility
by Raffie Pelayo Media Production Editor Last week, Governor Gavin Newsom announced that California will allow residents 50 and older to schedule a vaccination appointment starting on Apr. 1 and everybody 16 […]
Parents Sue St. Francis High School over Blackface Scandal
by Georgia Kaufman and Jenna Roselli Humor Editor and Center Editor The parents of two 14-year-olds accused of dressing in blackface have sued Saint Francis High School (SFHS) for over 20 million dollars. They claim that the […]
Atlanta Mass Shooting Takes 8 Lives
by Sonali Muthukrishnan National/World Editor In a mass shooting on Mar. 16, Robert Aaron Long targeted three spas, killing eight people and injuring one. Of the eight fatally-shot victims, six were Asian-American women. […]
Biden unveils recovery plan in first-ever White House address
by Cooper Bowen Editor-in-Chief On Mar. 11, in his first-ever prime-time White House address, President Joe Biden outlined a path forward for the United States as vaccination rates rise and coronavirus cases […]
Disney Redesigns Ride to Address Racial Insensitivity
by Jenna Roselli Center Editor Since Walt Disney’s first attraction park, which opened in 1955, developed into multiple theme parks around the world, Disney’s brand has continued to evolve, spreading magic and joy […]
Katie Ledecky’s Visit to LGHS, One Year Later
by Jackie King Humor Editor In Feb. 2020, swimmer Katie Ledecky – Olympic gold medalist and Stanford University alum – visited LGHS to engage in a discussion with the varsity swim team. […]
NASA Engineer and YouTuber Mark Rober Tests Inventions at LGHS
by Maddie Dewhirst and Trent Bartlett National/World Editor and Sports Editor Former NASA engineer Mark Rober released a video on YouTube on Feb. 6 where he pits the world’s best field goal kicker, Matt […]
Music Department Presents To Another Galaxy: March of LGHS Bands
On Mar. 4, the LGHS Symphonic Band, Crescent Ensemble, Wind Ensemble, and Jazz Ensemble present To Another Galaxy: March of LGHS Bands. The concert, streamed live on YouTube, will begin at 7pm. […]
Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes Spike in 2020
by Jenna Roselli Center Editor Prejudice against Jews in America happens everyday — examples range from swastika masks on Walmart shoppers to the beating of the rabbi of Yale University’s Chabad House by […]