By: Noah Gloege World Editor The United States needs to lower the costs of sports and increase accessibility for younger athletes before it can become a major country that consistently produces talented […]
Gloege urges the US to make sports more affordable
Sunil discourages teachers from unfairly curving tests
By: Gowri Sunil News Editor Tests are meant to assess an individual’s knowledge, and the resulting grades should reflect that. But when tests are curved, grades reflect the knowledge of others, too. […]
Littfin criticizes trends of performative activism
By: Kat Littfin Editorial Editor Historically, activism has been an effective way for individuals to enact political and social change. However, with social media and the internet emphasising personal image, the ways […]
Anand argues against additional AP classes for sophomores
By: Advika Anand Graphics Editor AP classes are college-level courses offered to high school students that cover university material. They are developed by the College Board and culminate in a standardized exam, […]
Liu supports additional AP classes for sophomores
By: Lydia Liu Public Relations Manager Sophomore students at Los Gatos High School should have the opportunity to take more Advanced Placement courses. Currently, AP European History (AP Euro) and AP Music […]
Coven argues Disneyland should be economically accessible to everyone
By: Abby Coven News Editor “The Happiest Place on Earth” has become a luxury only for the rich. Originally, Walt Disney envisioned Disneyland to cultivate a magical experience for families of most […]
Gruetter condemns glorification of criminals on social media
By: Sam Gruetter Editor-in-Chief In recent years, many politically motivated shootings have occurred, including the assassination attempt on President Donald Trump, the murder of UnitedHealthcare Brian Thompson, and the most recent killing […]
Zamansky argues studying in the morning is more efficient
By: Lila Zamansky Media Production Manager It’s well past midnight, your room is dimly lit, and you still have two more hours of work left. You tell yourself you’ll study “just a […]
Habib criticizes the villainizing of procrastination
By: Ivan Habib Website Manager We all know the feeling of delaying an essay to the very last minute. It is 8:00 AM and the essay is due at 4:00 PM. Your […]
LG must acknowledge women-owned businesses
By: Britt Melinauskas, Sahil Muthukrishnan, Atharava Pandey, and Arnav Singhal National Editor, Culture Editor, and Sports Editors Los Gatos’s abundance of small businesses largely contributes to the town’s distinctive vibrancy. A walk […]
POM: Portia Zeidler commits to University of Notre Dame
by: Kayla Mitchell and Britt Melinauskas PR and National Editors Senior Portia Zeidler is thrilled to make the most of her final year of volleyball at LGHS as both team captain […]
Los Gatos Field Hockey makes history with their record
by: Tanya Chang Sports Editor The LGHS Varsity Field Hockey Team has shown no signs of slowing down this year, powering through their season with relentless energy, discipline, and teamwork. The Wildcats […]
LG football continues play
by: Megan Saul Editor-in-Chief Just weeks away from the conclusion of the regular season, the Los Gatos High School Varsity Football Team is quickly racking up wins and gaining the recognition it […]
LGHS water polo approaches postseason with confidence
by: Nelson Kramer Editor-in-Chief Approaching late October means the high school water polo season is coming to an end, yet the LGHS water polo teams have not thought about letting up for […]
Los Gatos marching band competes in WBA Band Tournaments
by: Annabelle Pan Graphics Editor Setting off on their task of learning and memorizing the 2025 show music, the Los Gatos High School Marching Band and Color Guard began their season in […]