by: Gowri SunilLocal Editor According to an ABC News article, stores carefully design layouts, like aisles and shelves, to influence shoppers’ choices. Milk and meat are placed at the very back, forcing […]
Sunil argues governments must prevent manipulative store layouts
Governments must regulate GMO’s
by: Tanya ChangSports Editor Over the past century, many advances in agriculture have allowed for a drastic increase in worldwide food production. However one thing seems unchangeable: world hunger. Millions of people […]
Coven urges the government to protect protesting rights
by: Abby CovenLocal Editor Our government must honor the tenets of the U.S. Constitution and actively preserve the right to protest. Seventeenth-century philosopher John Locke inspired the founding fathers’ thinking about principles […]
Students must remove stigma around pooping
by: Hayley StrahsEditor in Chief Most kids don’t poop at school. For some, it’s not wanting to miss class; for most, it’s an issue of comfort. Being a teenager, I laughed at […]
Non-religious people should seek secular, medical-based treatment
by: Sam GruetterEditor in Chief Regarding support groups for those with substance abuse disorders, the “anonymous” comes to mind: Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Overeaters Anonymous (OA), etc. While these groups […]
Muthukrishnan argues Election Day should be a paid holiday
by: Sahil MuthukrishnanCulture Editor In a time when the United States faces extreme political divisions, voting is one of the most crucial tools U.S. citizens can utilize to make their opinion heard. […]
People must be more wary of content validity
by: Advika AnandGraphics Editor Since 2024, generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) video technology has improved immensely in both quality and accessibility. Tools such as OpenAI’s Sora, Luma Dream Machine, and Runway Gen-3 have […]
Schools should offer more languages
by: Tanvi AmbekarOpinion Editor In 2024, only 43% of public schools in the United States taught one or more world languages as independent courses, with Spanish, French, and ASL being the most […]
LGHS should encourage enrollment in more diverse classes
by: Kat LittfinEditorial Editor Los Gatos High School offers a plethora of electives for students to choose from throughout their high school career. Popular choices include advanced academic courses, particularly Advanced Placement […]
Schubert argues society must be aware of sugar risks
by: Tori SchubertPeople Editor Most people don’t hesitate to indulge in a sweet treat or sugary drink every once and a while, taking advantage of the feeling the sugar rush provides. As […]
Nguyen explores his hobbies
by: Siyona SinghalHumor Editor Despite a busy schedule, freshman Felix Nguyen makes sure to find time to explore new hobbies and interests. Of Nguyen’s diverse course load, his favorite class is Clothing […]
Rich makes her mark on LGHS Leadership
by: Megan SaulEditor in Chief LGHS Wildcat turned Northeastern Husky Sara Rich is making her last semester of senior year nothing short of extraordinary. Although it is only her first year in […]
Le leads JV basketball undefeated
by: Tanya ChangSports Editor Captain of the undefeated JV basketball team Mason Le is thriving in his sophomore year of high school, his strong mindset and leadership skills driving him to improve […]
Valdez heads towards a future in medecine
by: Tanvi AmbekarOpinion Editor With classes ranging from AP Biology to French 4 Honors, junior Fernanda Cantu Valadez pursues her dreams in the medical field while continuing to explore her interests in […]
Eoff pursues passion of performance and music
by: Siyona SinghalHumor Editor Through guitar and theater, junior SJ Eoff is turning his passions into priorities, dedicating his time to the things he truly loves. Eoff is taking a diverse course […]