By Sonali Muthukrishnan News Editor Every sophomore English class at LGHS reads Maus by Art Spiegelman as a means of broadening our horizons and further understanding the persecution of Jews in Nazi […]
by Morgan Tinsley Editor-in-Chief With Harvey Weinstein sentenced to prison with a comically timed case of Coronavirus, the #MeToo movement seems to have made great strides in bringing toxic abusers to justice. […]
by Esther Sun Opinion Editor Times of crisis have always proven particularly apt at driving cooperation. Now, with the world descending into a public health nightmare and China acting like a petty […]
by Esther Sun Opinion Editor With the COVID-19 outbreak forcing our lives to take a dramatic turn and school likely not to return for the rest of the year, many of us at […]
by Sophie Sullivan and Emerson Morely Media Production Editor, Graphic Designer Many communities, specifically academic institutions, have made steps in recent years to create a more open dialogue regarding mental health. This has brought many […]
By Madeline King Editor-in-Chief As the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps the globe, hundreds of colleges and universities worldwide have cancelled all on-campus events for an extended period of time. This includes information sessions, tours, […]
by Cooper Bowen National/World Editor The United States of America, infamous adolescent of the world stage, has become a gerontocracy. The chambers of the Capitol Building are filled not with bright young minds […]
by Morgan Tinsley Editor-in-Chief Privacy and security are two things most Americans cherish, and a dilemma over which is more important has long plagued citizens. Many wonder where to draw the line in […]