by Madeline King Editor-in-Chief Dear LGHS Administration, Earlier this month, the senior class received your email regarding updates to our traditional graduation ceremony. After reading several lines detailing this school’s dedication to […]
By Wilma Wei Humor Editor As we enter college application season in LGHS, many seniors have to make the critical decision on whether they will choose to immediately enter college, or if […]
By Lexi Kupor People Editor Several weeks ago, my social media became flooded with memorials, mental health resource information, and GoFundMe links as the news of a tragic suicide of a nearby […]
By Sasha Ryu Sports Editor Now more than ever, money plays an instrumental role in shaping the nature of our country’s politics. With the aid of millions upon millions of dollars worth […]
by Quincy Marks Public Relations Manager Every day, teachers pile on loads of homework to supplement the material learned during class-time. Although homework is a necessary part of school, the work for […]
By Morgan Tinsley Sports Editor I recently visited my beloved Nana and Grandad at their home in rural Kentucky, the place responsible for me saying “lightning bugs” rather than “fireflies.” Before leaving, […]
by Sasha Ryu During the winter season, the LGHS cheer team performs for the boys’ basketball teams, but never for either of the girls’ teams. It would be one thing if the […]
by Madeline King and Wilma Wei News Editor, Culture Editor Every school day, students and teachers at LGHS throw their plastic wrappers, empty lunch bags, and excess paper into the recycling bins […]
by Lexi Kupor Media Production Editor As a kid, my parents would comfort me during times of fear with a solace you’ve probably heard before: “Those kinds of things don’t happen here. […]
by Katherine Monsef Graphics Designer Vegans seem to have garnered a bad reputation in recent years due to the common stereotypes of being smug hippies who constantly brag about their vegan lifestyle. […]
By Wilma Wei Culture Editor 2019 starts a new year and a fresh beginning for many people who make New Year’s Resolutions – a list of things that they want to accomplish […]
By Morgan Tinsley Sports Editor After the release of Netflix’s new horror movie Bird Box in mid-December of last year, everyone and their grandma took to social media platforms to declare their […]
by Delaney Brown People Editor Every February, the Oscars cause millions of people to flock to their TV screens to catch a glimpse of their favorite movie stars as they strut across […]
Dear staff or others whom this should concern, At the end of August, I had a panic attack at school. Like most peers my age, I have minor anxiety; so far, the […]
During the midterm elections on Tuesday, Nov. 6, voters across the country handed in ballots, voting for not only their favorite candidates but also choosing whether or not they supported various state propositions. Below, El Gato News provides a summary of the results of the 11 California propositions on the ballots, and what those final decisions mean for citizens.