By: Angela Sheu and Linda Wang News Editor and Humor Editor You can always count on senior Cole Massie, a friendly face at LGHS, for his extensive engineering knowledge and good-natured character. Through robotics, […]
Massie Expands Computer Science Skills in LGHS Robotics
Strahs Conquers LGHS Visual Arts
By: Ainsley Northrop People Editor Freshman Hayley Strahs is starting off her first year of high school strong with a rigorous schedule and optimistic attitude. Not only is she taking seven classes, […]
Roh Thrives in Mathematics
By: Ashir Rao Public Relations Manager Sophomore David Roh is pushing mathematics to new heights at LGHS.To the amazement of his classmates, Roh started his high school math journey by taking AP […]
Moore Commits to Dartmouth for D1 Tennis
By: Jordan Chan Editor-in-Chief Get ready Wildcats: After spending two years away from LGHS, Michela Moore is back and ready to enjoy her senior year before heading off to Dartmouth to play […]
Slater Brings Stories of Alaskan Adventures to Los Gatos
By: Macy Dennon News Editor Among sophomores, Alley Slater stands out as the epitome of interest. Her story began in the Philippines, where she was born and raised for the first seven […]
Lasso Dominates on Varsity LGRC
By: Georgia Kaufman Opinion Editor If junior Diego Lasso could describe himself in five words, they would be thoughtful, creative, athletic, and not funny. Whether he is flying down Lexington Reservoir for […]
Harrington Preps for LAX
By: Sarah Gouldrup Humor Editor Rising football star and incoming freshman Jack Harrington is nothing short of spectacular when it comes to sports and school. Whether he’s perfecting his tackle after school […]
Middleman are not Pivotal for Productivity
By: Dell Dumont Graphics Designer Whether I disagree about the quality of a movie or the taste of pineapple on pizza, there is no point in defending my belief if I can’t […]
Moore Argues Against Collegiate Athletes NIL Deals
By: Brendan Moore Sports Editor Collegiate athletes are recruited, receiving scholarships for their individual athletic abilities. These scholarships offer students an opportunity to have their skills in sports taken into the professional […]
Duvall Advocates for more Respect in Concert Culture
By: Emily Duvall Opinion Editor Live music is back and thriving after the loosening of COVID restrictions within the last year. As someone who loves to go to concerts and see live […]
Stop Workplace Inequity
By: Angela Sheu Local News Editor Many look to the pay gap — the difference between the median earnings of men and women employed full-time — as how employers unequally value different […]
Reform Lawn Standards
By: Victor Josifovski National/World Editor Maintained with pride and diligence, clean-cut grass lawns are a staple of the American suburb and home. Yet, behind the beauty of these vast green expanses lie […]
NFL is too Lenient with Sexual Assault Allegations
By: Saya Alvares Sports Editor TW: Contains content mentioning sexual assault. Whether you’re a die hard fan or simply have heard the title, the National Football League (NFL) has a colossal presence […]
Create Equitable Expectations
By: Alex Evans Editor-in-Chief I dedicate this article to my little brother, sophomore Storm Evans, for instilling an abhorrence for weaponized incompetence in me. As children, the two of us received instructions […]
Do Not Pit Female Stars Against Each Other
By: Kate Gruetter National/World Editor Since the beginning of Hollywood, audiences have watched as media sources have criticized and judged females in the spotlight. However, in the past decade, we’ve watched new […]