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, […]
Junior Ronie Whittall Awarded at Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
Sophomore Sophie Messer Gets Involved with the Community
by Delaney Brown Center Editor Dazzling sophomore Sophie Messer is an incredible light on campus as her multifaceted talents enable her to be a fearless and confident leader. Whether she is playing the […]
Sophomore Shalin Prasad Discovers New Talents
by Revanth Rao National/World Editor Whether he’s playing sports or video games, sophomore Shalin Prasad seems to enjoy games of all sorts. This interest has led him to push himself to join the […]
Freshman Jackie Enns Demonstrates Prodigal Lacrosse Skills
by Jackie King People Editor It can be a struggle for new LGHS student to adjust to their schedules given the hours of homework, extracurriculars, and more, but LGHS freshman Jackie Enns […]
Freshman Zackary Plesha Excels in Arts, Academics, and Athletics
by Alaina Fox Both figuratively and literally, freshman Zackary Plesha runs towards his dreams with burning ambition and unparalleled finesse, proving himself a strong leader in all that he does. From the arts […]
Wagner Describes her Day in SF
By Caroline Wagner Graphic Designer After purchasing our day passes via the Caltrain app, we arrived at the San Jose Diridon station for our train to San Francisco. Once we arrived in […]
EDITORIAL: Mental Illness is Not a Competition
by Sophie Sullivan and Emerson Morely Media Production Editor, Graphic Designer Many communities, specifically academic institutions, have made steps in recent years to create a more open dialogue regarding mental health. This has brought many […]
Governor Newsom predicts California schools will remain closed through summer break
By Madeline King Editor-in-Chief Governor Gavin Newsom stunned many California residents Tues., Mar. 17, stating that schools should expect to remain closed through summer break. “Don’t anticipate schools are going to open […]
OPINION: Colleges must extend National Decision Day
By Madeline King Editor-in-Chief As the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps the globe, hundreds of colleges and universities worldwide have cancelled all on-campus events for an extended period of time. This includes information sessions, tours, […]
Los Gatos, Post Shelter-In-Place
by Sasha Ryu Sports Editor In my 17 years of living in Los Gatos, I’ve never seen Noah’s Bagels empty on a Saturday morning. Usually, there’s a line going out the door that […]
OPINION: Abolish the Congressional Gerontocracy
by Cooper Bowen National/World Editor The United States of America, infamous adolescent of the world stage, has become a gerontocracy. The chambers of the Capitol Building are filled not with bright young minds […]
OPINION: Facial Recognition Must Be Regulated
by Morgan Tinsley Editor-in-Chief Privacy and security are two things most Americans cherish, and a dilemma over which is more important has long plagued citizens. Many wonder where to draw the line in […]
OPINION: LGHS Security is Insufficient
by Lexi Kupor People Editor Many students can attest that their high school career could not differ more from the experiences of their elders. Not only is our generation forced to navigate the […]
OPINION: Coronavirus Does Not Justify Hostility Towards the Asian Population
by Sophie Sullivan Media Production Editor The World Health Organization declared the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, a Public Health Emergency of International Concern on Jan. 30, and the number of diagnosed cases of the […]
OPINION: The Democratic Primaries Are Detrimental to the Election Process
by Lexi Kupor People Editor As we near the decisive November presidential election, the talk of politics and candidacy seems to infiltrate nearly all classroom and social discussions. Mixed within the interminable debates […]