by Katherine Monsef Graphics Designer Vegans seem to have garnered a bad reputation in recent years due to the common stereotypes of being smug hippies who constantly brag about their vegan lifestyle. […]
OPINION: Veganism is Good for the Environment
LGHS Student Ariana Yamouti Interns in the Medical Field
By Morgan Tinsley Sports Editor El Gato’s Morgan Tinsley sits down with Ariana Yamouti to learn about Yamouti’s interests and accomplishments in the medical field.
Town Council Chambers showcases LGHS student’s artwork
By Sami Linden and Reegan McCluskey Graphics Designer and News Editor On Feb. 7, students from the LGHS Advanced Art Program (Art 2, 3 and 4) headed to the Town Council Chambers for […]
Follow Pollock’s Valentine’s Day gift guide
By Madeline Pollock Culture Editor With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, it’s time to get inspired to purchase some heartfelt gifts. Whether your Valentine is a best friend, sibling, significant other, […]
Oh Snap! (Scintillating San Diego)
by Delaney Brown People Editor El Gato’s Delaney Brown travels down to San Diego, California to capture the unique aspects of the city. Click here to check it out!
Wool explores passion for ceramics
by Ashley Hagar and Sami Linden People Editor and Graphics Designer If you haven’t already met the talkative, exuberant Michael Wool, make sure to check out his people article in the January […]
Los Gatos remembers Nancy Offer
By Sami Linden Graphics Designer Over December break, former LGHS faculty member Nancy Offer passed away after fighting cancer over the past year. In the aftermath of the devastating news, please take […]
Opinion: New Year’s resolutions are overrated
By Wilma Wei Culture Editor 2019 starts a new year and a fresh beginning for many people who make New Year’s Resolutions – a list of things that they want to accomplish […]
Opinion: ‘Birdbox’ doesn’t deserve praise
By Morgan Tinsley Sports Editor After the release of Netflix’s new horror movie Bird Box in mid-December of last year, everyone and their grandma took to social media platforms to declare their […]
Opinion: Oscars hosts needs to represent culture today
by Delaney Brown People Editor Every February, the Oscars cause millions of people to flock to their TV screens to catch a glimpse of their favorite movie stars as they strut across […]
December 2018 Issue
01news 02news 03news 04national 05editorial 06opinion 07opinion 08world 09world 10,11center 12culture 13culture 14humor 15humor 16people 17people 18sports 19sports 20sports
PewDiePie vs. T-Series: The Epic YouTube Rivalry
by Sasha Ryu Media Production Editor For the past six years, Swedish comedian Felix “Pewdiepie” Kjellberg remained undefeated as the YouTuber with the most subscribers in the world. However, over the past year, […]
Thursday Night Live 2019 — MC Highlight Video
by Sasha Ryu Media Production Editor For weeks, the students and staff of LGHS have been anxiously awaiting Thursday Night Live. Every January, dozens of hopeful performers audition to be a part […]
Dish Dash brings authentic food diversity to the Bay Area
By Sami Elizondo Humor Editor Along the charming street of Murphy Ave. in downtown Sunnyvale, a Middle Eastern restaurant like no other can be frequently overlooked by those in search of an […]
Villa Montalvo hosts Narnia themed light show
This year Bruce Munro featured 10 exhibits at Villa Montalvo in Saratoga called “Stories in the Light.” His work is inspired by C.S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia series, which he grew up […]