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 […]
Nigerians Protest Police Brutality
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 […]
POM: Heyl commits to row at Gonzaga University
by Georgia Kaufman Humor Editor A stellar student in her classes at LGHS, a helpful soul in peer to peer education groups, and an absolute beast in rowing, senior Varsity Women’s rower […]
POM: Peck dominates cross country
by Revanth Rao Sports Editor A tenacious runner and an avid mountain biker, senior Justin Peck is a motivated and high-achieving athlete in multiple pursuits. In particular, Peck shines when he runs […]
El Gato Recommends: Positions, Wonder, and Oliver Tree
Ariana Grande’s Positions by Jenna Roselli Center Editor After rocking the world with her Positions music video, Araina Grande released her sixth album, Positions, on Oct. 30. As of Nov. 4, her […]
Ryu Recounts National Senate Elections
by Sasha Ryu Editor-in-Chief This election cycle, many progressive candidates in battleground states out-fundraised their conservative counterparts by tens of millions of dollars. Lawyers, educators, and women played a significant role in this […]
King Celebrates Taylor Swift Album Anniversaries
by Jackie King Humor Editor Although 2020 has been the year of the unexpected, Taylor Swift has swooped in to save the year more than once. With the release of her documentary […]
Kaufman Critiques Emily in Paris
by Georgia Kaufman Humor Editor Do you enjoy Hallmark™ Christmas movies a little too much? Do you cry at the sight of the Super Bowl Budweiser commercials? If you answered “Yuh” to either […]
LGHS Showcases Unique Halloween Costumes
by Sidney Bricker Media Production Editor Sophomore Mika Schreiman used makeup to transform herself into a pop art portrait for Halloween. She took inspiration from Andy Warhol, an artist who is famous for […]
HUMOR: Running Causes Public Humiliation
by Caroline Wagner Graphics Designer As someone who likes the idea of running but hates it in practice, I have had my fair share of unfavorable experiences. It all started when I got […]
HUMOR: Phone Case Choice Reveals Personality Traits
by Emily Duvall Culture Editor Let me just say: over my many years of having an iPhone, I can tell you that I am a certified expert about phone cases. The second I […]
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HUMOR: Disliking Cats Proves Fear of Rejection
by Alex Evans Local News Editor In my eyes, no valid reason to dislike cats exists. They are honestly the ideal companion. They do not take ages to train like dogs and you […]