By Sophie Sullivan Editor-in-Chief Attend any movement, demonstration, or justice efforts in or around Los Gatos, and you’re likely to see or hear from Alicia — who asked not to disclose her last […]
Indigenous Activist Highlights Discrimination in LG
Pfizer-BioNTech Vaccine Gets Approval for Ages 5-11
By Sidney Bricker Local News Editor Children aged 5 to 11 are now eligible to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for COVID-19, following a decision by director of the Centers for Disease Control […]
Culture of Consent Rally Brings Attention to Sexual Assault and Harassment
By Maya Gomez Sports Editor This past Sun., Nov. 7, Saratoga High School’s Culture of Consent Task Force, a group led by SHS staff and students passionate about consent education, organized a […]
UN Climate Change Conference Sets Out Future Sustainability Goals
By Isla Patrick Local News Editor The UK hosted the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland, from Oct. 31 to Nov. 12. World leaders, government representatives, […]
The Many Characters Around the Thanksgiving Table
By Maya Gomez Sports Editor Ah yes, it’s finally November: the most boring month of the year. If you say that your favorite month is November, please leave. I am serious, you […]
Anna Marie Tendler Hops onto TikTok!
By Kate Gruetter Culture Editor Troubled teens everywhere, you are saved. Anna Marie Tendler, artist, businesswoman, and girlboss, recently made her debut on TikTok. Her account, which currently has 190,000 followers, includes […]
Sullivan Advises Against the Use of Passive Voice in Criminal Reports
By Sophie Sullivan Editor-in-Chief Oftentimes, it seems as if the effort to remove implicit biases from our language and actions is unending. As we continue to learn and support others with reparative […]
Levi’s Stadium Hosts FIFA Delegates in Bid to Become 2026 World Cup Venue
By Senji Torrey Public Relations Manager Though the 2022 World Cup is still a year away, FIFA has already begun the process of planning for the 2026 World Cup, which will take […]
FIFA Delegates Visit Levi’s Stadium for 2026 World Cup
By Senji Torrey Public Relations Manager On Oct. 30, soccer lovers from all around the Bay Area welcomed 17 Federation International Football Association (FIFA) delegates to Levi’s Stadium in a bid to […]
Principal Buchanan Asks for Help Regarding Vandalism Concerns
LGHS Principal, Kevin Buchanan has released a statement regarding the recent vandalism at the school, which included graffiti, pumpkin smashing, and egging. He asks that any information surrounding the events be reported […]
Fiesta de Artes Raises Thousands for At-Risk Youth
By Jordan Chan Editorial Editor The Kiwanis Club of Los Gatos hosted its 25th annual Los Gatos Art and Wine Festival, or Fiesta De Artes, from Sept. 18 to 19 on the […]
Annual Magical Glass Pumpkin Patch Dazzles Once Again
By Angela Sheu People Editor On Oct. 2 and 3, the Los Gatos community welcomed back the annual Magical Glass Pumpkin Patch on the LGHS front lawn. Local glass artists displayed and […]
Did Black Swan Take (Too Much) Inspiration From Perfect Blue?
After watching the popular film Black Swan, my cousin informed me of its alleged inspiration, an anime called Perfect Blue. Although the director of Black Swan denies any influence, there are clear […]
Gruetter Spills the Tea on Brooklyn 99’s Final Season
By Kate Gruetter Culture Editor A slapstick comedy full of mischievous fun, rowdy detectives, and impossible heists, long lasting television series Brooklyn Nine-Nine finally came to a close with the release of […]
Fun Recipes for Fall Vegans
By Sidney Bricker Local News Editor With Halloween around the corner and fall knocking at the door, these three halloween recipes are sure to get you in the autumn mood. These desserts […]