by Sami Elizondo Culture Editor After the water polo and swim seasons came to an end my junior year of high school, I decided that I would fill up my free time with […]
OPINION: Parents Shouldn’t Micromanage Their Kids’ Money
OPINION: Muthukrishnan Advocates for Political Neutrality
by Sonali Muthukrishnan News Editor As the impending 2020 election rolls around, many Americans spend time carefully analyzing potential presidential candidates. The time each candidate spends on the road campaigning showcases their policies […]
El Gato Recommends… (March Edition)
Gentefied by Alia Arafeh Culture Editor If you’re looking for a new show to binge, I recommend the newly released Netflix show Gentefied. It provides an insightful look into the life of a […]
Brown Reviews Parasite
by Delaney Brown Center Editor On Oct. 5 in 2019, director Bong Joon Ho released Parasite, a movie detailing the stark divisions between different social classes. The film harnesses the use of metaphors […]
The Ghost of Los Gatos High
by Lexi Kupor People Editor Juniors who find themselves in Kristen Austin’s classroom will testify that their year’s worth of education consists of much more than just the English language. Rhetorical devices, synthesis […]
Patterson expresses love for up and coming pop star Nova Miller
by Alis Patterson Media Production Editor The phrase “retro pop” completely encompasses the new Swedish pop star in the making Nova Miller. Her new single, Do It Myself, is a certified bop, […]
YouTube implements drastic policy reforms in response to COPPA lawsuit
by Sasha Ryu Sports Editor For many years, YouTube incentivized its creators to make ad-safe, “family-friendly” content — often spotlighting channels deemed to be ‘PG,’ and making it so that the website’s […]
Wei explains why she loves Costco
by Wilma Wei Humor Editor Costco is truly a beautiful thing; everything is in bulk – just like your mom (sorry) – free samples reign, and their food court slaps. Yeah, Trader […]
An open letter to Second Semester Seniors
by Amelia Enns Humor Editor Dear LGHS, Senioritis. Everyone knows what it is. You spend all of high school, and probably some of middle school, complaining that you’re already experiencing it, you’re […]
Patterson imagines herself on Survivor
by Alis Patterson Media Production Editor There are few things in my life that I love more than Survivor. Since I was a little girl I have dreamed of being on the […]
How to survive being lactose intolerant
by Wilma Wei Humor Editor Welcome to my world, where one mocha, latte, or cup of milk tea has the power to knock me out for hours. Lactose has an uncanny ability […]
Things I’ve Done at 2 AM
by Jamie Blough Editor-in-Chief We’ve all been there; whether it’s because you chugged a quad-shot latte at 7 PM, or accidentally took a three hour nap in the middle of the day and […]
Elizondo Offers Vacation Advice
by Sami Elizondo Culture Editor After February break, I am convinced that students and staff members alike need to get out of Los Gatos. Luckily, I am a professional vacation planner and, after […]
Please Walk Faster
by Emerson Morley Graphic Designer I am almost late for school almost every day; I wake up, see that I’m a little on the early side, then make the adult, executive decision to […]
Sweet Tooth, by Cavetown: charming and catchy, but bounded
by Cooper Bowen National/World Editor Twenty-one-year-old British singer-songwriter Cavetown released his latest single, Sweet Tooth, fittingly on Valentine’s Day last month. As the title track on a new four-song collection of the […]