by Alia Arafeh Editorial Editor This is an interview conducted with Mazen Arakaji as a follow-up to the explosion in the Lebanese capital of Beirut that occurred on Aug. 4, 2020. Arakaji lives […]
Lebanese Citizen Mazen Arakaji recaps life post Beirut explosion
Hyder Swims and Shreds in Icy-Cold Environments
by Cooper Bowen and Sofia Rossi Editor-in-Chief and News Editor When not slicing through frigid Pacific swells or pounding down equally bone-chilling ski slopes, senior Chris Hyder spends his afternoons writing letters to his […]
Kaufman Interviews Surburbamore on Music Production
by Georgia Kaufman Humor Editor Kaufman meets with members of a local band and speaks on the topic of their music. Six out of ten of Suburbamore’s members chatted with the El Gato […]
October 2020 Wildcast
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POM: Petroff excels at Field Hockey
by Lexi Kupor Public Relations Manager A powerhouse on the soccer field, a lacrosse virtuoso, and a field hockey front runner, senior Amelia Petroff brings a spirit of energy and zeal to […]
HUMOR: Wagner Depicts Grocery Shopping During Pandemic
by Caroline Wagner Graphics Editor It’s April 2020, the peak of Coronavirus paranoia. You haven’t left the house in weeks. As your food supply dwindles, you have no choice but to voyage […]
Muthukrishnan Recommends Enola Holmes
by Sonali Muthukrishnan National/World Editor “To be a Holmes you must find your own path. I now see that being alone doesn’t mean that I have to be lonely. My life is […]
OPINION: Replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples’ Day
by Maddie Dewhirst National/World Editor “In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue,” is a near-ubiquitous phrase in the United States. However, this saying highlights a perennial problem: in America we glorify Christopher Columbus, […]
Los Gatos Approaches Town Council Election
by Lexi Kupor Public Relations Manager For weeks, a rainbow of local candidate signs has brought a vivid, electoral spirit to the most frequented traffic lights, businesses, and crosswalks throughout the Los Gatos […]
HUMOR: Spelling is Unnecessary
by Brynn Gibson Graphic Designer I want to make this abundantly clear: spelling is a choice. And like all choices you make in life, it is not mandatory. Persoanlly, I do not […]
Watch the TedXLGHS Countdown Recording!
Missed the TedXLGHS Countdown live event on Oct. 10? View the full program here or view the LGHS-produced local content at the YouTube playlist embedded below. Stay updated on future events on […]
OPINION: Republican Ideals Oppose Christian Values
by Esther Sun Editor-in-Chief “[The Lord] executes justice for the fatherless and the widow and loves the sojourner, giving him food and clothing,” Moses declares in Deuteronomy 10:19, as the Israelite refugees […]
OPINION: College Board Must Adjust to Fit Student Circumstances
by Jackie King Humor Editor After the 2020 Advanced Placement (AP) Tests were moved online due to coronavirus, and students who had spent their whole year preparing for a specific kind of test […]
HUMOR: Chan Critiques iOS14
by Jordan Chan News Editor Picture this: I’m dying. Or actually, I’m choking. Or maybe someone stabbed me — it doesn’t really matter. The point is, there is an emergency and my life […]
HUMOR: Birds Threaten Society
by Alia Arafeh Editorial Editor If you say “bird” when someone asks what pet you want or what your favorite animal is, I must be honest: You’re really stupid. As someone who […]