by: Advika Anand, Nelson KramerGraphics Editor, Editor in Chief As film has evolved over the years, humans have seen black-and-white movies, big-budget blockbusters, romance novels, and even low-quality music videos. However, there […]
The edit becomes mainstream entertainment
Gloege struggles as an unc
by: Noah GloegeNational/World Editor Since my prime, A.K.A. my freshman year on the soccer and cross country teams, the state of my unc-ness has taken over my life. Instead of being as […]
Pan and Liu detail the Blind, Deaf, Mute Challenge
by: Annabelle Pan, Lydia LiuGraphics Editor, Public Relations Manager Only four years late to the trend, we attempted the Blind, Deaf, Mute Baking Challenge as a group of overconfident troublemakers who are […]
Strahs holds tics FAQ
by: Hayley StrahsEditor in Chief Ticks are parasitic blood-sucking insects that can transmit red meat allergies and Lyme disease, while tics are involuntary movements or sounds associated with neurodevelopmental disorders. Luckily for […]
Hathaway and Anand dives into useful abbreviations
by: Quinn Hathaway, Advika Anand Media Production Editor, Graphics Editor Humans are inherently lazy. We have looked for shortcuts to alleviate any struggle since the beginning of our existence. This trend has […]
Liu despises early wake-up times
by: Lydia LiuPublic Relations Manager Unlike middle school, my high school classes have never felt so applicable to my actual life. I can tell you how the human body works thanks to […]
Zamansky explains the FaceTime microcosm
by: Lila Zamansky and Tanya Chang Media Production Editor and Sports Editor Communication has greatly evolved over time: from pigeons, to letters, to text, and finally, to FaceTime. For elders, FaceTime is a platform […]
Singhal endures mascot misery
by: Siyona SinghalHumor Editor Recently, I experienced something that I would not wish on my worst enemy. Now, before I dive in, you must understand that I thought this event was going […]
Ambekar takes personality tests
by: Tanvi AmbekarOpinion Editor Does anyone else remember the personality test craze during the COVID-19 pandemic?? Because I can clearly recall the second I stepped back onto my elementary school campus, all […]
Littfin has a NeeDoh dilemna
by: Kat LittfinEditorial Editor It is difficult to walk through the LGHS hallways without spotting the objects that are sweeping the nation, or rather, the teenage population here at LG: NeeDohs. These […]
Banno and Singhal explain obscure laws
by: Arnav Singhal, Fuyu Banno Sports Editor, Graphics Editor When you wake up in the morning, have you ever thought about your clothes when dropping off your kid? Well, if you are a […]
The LGHS community must appreciate local green areas
by: Siyona Singhal, Arnav Singhal, Megan Saul Humor Editor, Sports Editor, and Editor-in-Chief As summer approaches and school begins to wrap up, it is natural for students to start making summer plans. […]
Netser pursues a career in economics
by: Atharava Pandey Sports Editor With eyes set on the future, junior Ben Netser chases the best version of himself while making the most of his high school experience. Netser’s rigorous course […]
Senior Halle Cole shines alongside her community
by: Tanya ChangSports Editor LGHS senior and future Brigham Young University (BYU) student Halle Cole is turning her passion for helping others into a future career path. As Cole prepares to attend […]
Miletich pursues volleyball, academics, and medicine
by: Britt MelinauskasNational/World Editor Tenacious and driven junior Silvia Miletich takes on all endeavors in her third year at LGHS with extracurricular pursuits, academic excellence, and athletic accomplishments. After moving to Los […]