by Senji Torrey Media Production Editor On Sep. 28, the Tampa Bay Lightning finally broke their 15-year championship drought by defeating the Dallas Stars 4 games to 2 to win this year’s […]
NHL Brings an Unprecedented Season to a Close
POM: Driscoll Commits to Swim at UCSB
by Ethan Sanders People Editor If you ever visit campus during a swim meet, you’ll probably hear athletes, students, and parents alike chanting senior Matt Driscoll’s name. The record-breaking Driscoll is a […]
Santa Clara County Votes to Delay Sexual Harassment Policy Investigation
by Sophie Sullivan and Alex Evans Opinion Editor and News Editor On Tues., Sept. 22, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 to pass a substitute referral against an investigation into the uniformity and enforcement […]
September 2020 Wildcast
Check out the September 2020 Wildcast!
Auditions for LGHS Fall Play – Today at 3pm!
Auditions for the LGHS Fall Play – The Ghost of Spoon River – will be held today, Sept. 23, at 3pm. The auditions can be accessed with this Zoom link. All LGHS […]
Colleges Alter Reopening Plans in Response to Virus Surge
by Quincy Marks and Emily Duvall Public Relations Manager and Culture Editor Starting in August, many colleges and universities began to reopen their campuses to students. Most American colleges initially had the same plan for the beginning […]
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies at Age 87
by Emerson Morley, Maddie Dewhirst, & Sofia Rossi On Fri., Sep. 18, liberal Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died at age 87 after experiencing a recurrence with metastatic pancreatic cancer in […]
OPINION: Say No to Chick-Fil-A
by Jenna Roselli and Sidney Bricker Center Editor and Media Production Editor Where does a Chick-Fil-A customer’s money go when they pay $5.95 for a Chick-Fil-A Nuggets combo? What organizations does it […]
Protests Erupt in Belarus After Alleged Fraudulent Flection
by Maddie Dewhirst National/World Editor Protests have engulfed Belarus – some having turnouts of hundreds of thousands of people – since the presidential election on Aug. 9, when incumbent Alexander Lukashenko declared […]
OPINION: Respect Neurodivergency
by Emerson Morley National/World Editor When I was eight years old, I was diagnosed with a plethora of learning disabilities that pertain to my working memory and pattern recognition. Due to my […]
OPINION: Recruited Athletes Work Just as Hard as Their Peers
by Jackie King Humor Editor Earlier today, I saw a video that went viral showing two students in the 6th grade talking about their dreams. One of the students tells the class […]
Kupor Analyzes “Heather” Music Video
by Lexi Kupor Public Relations Manager Upcoming indie pop singer Conan Gray surprised fans with the Aug. 20 premiere of his music video for Heather, a track from his debut album Kid […]
OPINION: Don’t Tell People how to Protest
by Revanth Rao Sports Editor On Aug. 26, the NBA cancelled playoff games for three days after players decided to participate in a strike protesting the shooting of Jacob Blake. Blake, an […]
OPINION: Fox Eye Trend Reveals Racism Towards Asian Americans
by Sophie Sullivan Opinion Editor For months now, artists in the makeup community have been using a new pose to showcase their eye makeup. The pose—referred to as the “fox eye” or the […]
El Gato Recommends… (September Edition)
Nas by Senji Torrey Media Production Editor Nas’s newest album, King’s Disease, is perhaps exactly what everyone needs right now. In his thirteenth album, Nas talks, or preaches rather, about subjects ranging […]