In this tutorial talk, Annameekee Hesik, an English teacher at LGHS, explains how she wrote her two novels, The You Know Who Girls: Freshman Year and Driving Lessons. Hesik discusses how she […]
Tutorial Talk: Annameekee Hesik Discusses her Two Novels
Virtual Classes to Take During Quarantine
By Lexi Kupor and Jenna Roselli People Editor and Opinion Editor While the current shelter-in-place requirements are surely not ideal, it seems as though the cultural sphere is largely adaptable in the […]
Things I’ve done while quarantined
by Morgan Tinsley Editor-in-Chief Quarantine is tough. Sometimes it brings out the best in people, and other times it brings out the worst (ie: Costco hand sanitizer aisle). But at least we have […]
King interviews LGHS student tested for COVID-19
By Madeline King Editor-in-Chief Interviewer: Can you give me a quick rundown of your current situation? Student: Well, so my brother tested positive [for COVID-19], but it took a really long time […]
How To Stay Healthy During Quarantine
By Quincy Marks Public Relations Manager How to Stay Healthy During Quarantine: Wake up at set time each day Keeping your body on a schedule helps create a sense of normalcy. Waking […]
Fisher Middle School provides free meals for students amid COVID-19 concerns
by Madeline King Editor-in-Chief Beginning Wed., Mar. 18, the Los Gatos Union School District (LGUSD) Child Nutrition Services (CNS) program is offering families free breakfast and lunches at RJ Fisher Middle School […]
San Francisco halts evictions
By Alaina Fox News Editor Given COVID-19 and the quarantine’s impacts on employment, San Francisco Mayor London Breed temporarily halted evictions related to the pandemic on Mar. 13. The moratorium on such evictions […]
Video: BTS of LGHS’s Mamma Mia!
by Sophie Sullivan and Liam Hoole Media Production Editors Due to the dangers of the COVID-19 pandemic, many high capacity events in Los Gatos have been canceled. However, we felt the effort […]
In Sally Wen Mao’s “Oculus,” the Poem Becomes a Time Travel Machine
by Esther Sun Opinion Editor — but not just that. As a space travel machine, the poem navigates dimension and distance, glancing from one blistering evocation of mainland Chinese setting to another: factory, […]
Ways Teenagers Can Help During the Coronavirus Crisis
by Esther Sun Opinion Editor With the COVID-19 outbreak forcing our lives to take a dramatic turn and school likely not to return for the rest of the year, many of us at […]
BREAKING: LGHS Junior Prom, Senior Talent Show, Spirit Rally & More Officially Cancelled
by Sasha Ryu Sports Editor On Friday evening, the administration confirmed that several annual school events have officially been cancelled due to the recent COVID-19 closures. In a school-wide email, Principal Grasty wrote: […]
Get to Know Varsity Swimmer & Gifted Mathematician Cyrus Tau
Like King Cyrus II of Persia, senior Cyrus Tau is truly great. Some may call Tau a mathematical genius as he completed AP Calculus BC his sophomore year, while pursuing his interest […]
Senior Ava Gangi Dedicates Herself to Music and Art
by Alia Arafeh & Sonali Muthukrishnan Culture Editor, News Editor Kind, talented senior Ava Gangi produces music as a way to express herself and give voice to her thoughts and feelings. Her parents’ support […]
Junior Kamran Ostrum Becomes a Role Model Within the Community
by Sasha Ryu Sports Editor For junior Kamran Ostrum, perhaps two of the most influential people in his life have been his father, Jeff Ostrum, and the 45th President of the United States, […]
Junior Ronie Whittall Awarded at Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
by Sophie Sullivan Media Production Editor She’s barely 17, yet junior Ronie Whittall has already established herself as a decorated, up-and-coming junior handler in the world of dog shows. Together with her mom, […]