by Sophie Sullivan Opinion Editor In a distance learning environment, LGHS Agroecology students pick up seeds and starters from the high school and grow a garden in their backyard instead of at school. […]
Agroecology Students Curate Home Gardens
OPINION: Classes Should Examine Relevant, Current Context
by Emerson Morley National/World Editor In this pivotal year, with the growth of the Black Lives Matter movement, forest fires taking our neighbors’ homes, the deaths of iconic public figures, the rise of […]
Duvall Interviews Professional Soccer Player Dani Weatherholt
by Emily Duvall Culture Editor Duvall sits down with Dani Weatherholt to discuss her journey from an aspiring athlete to a professional soccer player.
Torrey Serves up Interview with Junior Volleyball Player Nithish Chakravarthy: Part 1
by Senji Torrey Media Production Editor Transcript: Senji: 0:00 This is interview part one, with Junior volleyball player, Nithish Chakravarthy. Senji: 0:59 So, to what extent has the coronavirus hindered your ability to […]
Sun Interviews Junior Zoe Frangieh
by Esther Sun Editor-in-Chief Sun chats with LGHS junior Zoe Frangieh concerning her passion for water polo and her recruiting journey.
Muthukrishnan Highlights the Harms of Cultural Appropriation
by Sonali Muthukrishnan National/World Editor Over the past few months, the Black Lives Matter movement swept over the nation, forcing Americans to reexamine what racism looks like in modern America. This new understanding […]
OPINION: Gay Marriage Rights Must Remain Protected
by Cara Davidson Public Relations Manager Let me begin by stating that I am straight. I am in no way trying to say that I understand the struggles of the LGBTQ+ community […]
Chan Interviews Kevin Jordan Concerning LGHS Math Department Curriculum
by Jordan Chan Local News Editor Chan sits down with LGHS math teacher Kevin Jordan to discuss upcoming changes in curriculum and class structures at LGHS and feeder school Fisher Middle School.
OPINION: Grind Culture Glamorizes Overexertion
by Emerson Morley National/World Editor Since the moment I entered high school, I’ve noticed the romanticism surrounding an idea I like to refer to as “grind culture.” It’s what you see on […]
OPINION: Teenagers Need to Partake in Effective Civil Engagement
by Lexi Kupor Public Relations Manager In a continuously globalizing world, the effective use of social media is paramount to the spheres of news, communication, campaigning, and collaboration. However, more recently the online […]
OPINION: Chan Argues Against “Foco”
by Jordan Chan News Editor You might be asking yourself: what are the hottest fall trends during the COVID19 pandemic? Breaking social distancing guidelines and posting about it on your social media, apparently. […]
Nigerians Protest Police Brutality
by Maddie Dewhirst National/World Editor In the past few weeks, Nigerians have risen up in protest to demand an end to police brutality. The protests have specifically targeted a section of the Nigerian […]
Gibson Interviews Hurricane Zeta Survivor
by Brynn Gibson Graphics Designer This is an interview with Vince Gibson, a 60-year-old Louisiana resident who did not evacuate for the recent Hurricane Zeta. Over the 44 years he has lived in […]
The Great British Bake Off Returns for an Eleventh Season
by Jordan Chan Local News Editor On your marks, get set, bake! I was pleasantly surprised when, on Sep. 25, The Great British Bake Off returned for an eleventh season in the midst […]
Ted Lasso Combines Comedy and Inspiration
by Senji Torrey Media Production Editor From the minds of an NBC advertisement team comes Ted Lasso, an Apple TV+ series that takes you through the life of an eccentric American football coach […]