by Gabrielle Pollock Culture Editor Taylor Swift is a world-wide pop icon. From her debut album in 2006, Swift has come a long way. After exploring country music in her early years […]
Pollock reviews new Taylor Swift album
Girls’ tennis team win CCS and regional championships
by Sam Zukin National Editor The varsity LGHS girls’ tennis team achieved tremendous success with an outstanding league record and triumph in both the Central Coast Section (CCS) and regional championships. Undefeated […]
Opinion: Leave substances at home or don’t go to school events
by Abbi Berry PR Manager I slip away from the loud music that permeates the Large Gym and shuffle into the bathroom where I watch three underclassman girls crowd into a stall. […]
Editorial: Solving LGHS’ dilemmas requires more communication
by Abbi Berry and Sam Zukin PR Manager and National Editor Days before the 2016-2017 school year ended, Assistant Principal Kevin Rogers informed the LGHS World Language teachers that the district would […]
Opinion: Stop supporting Saudi war crimes in Yemen
by Andy Braham World Editor As you read this, Saudi Arabian jets bought and paid for by US taxpayers are flying over Yemen, dropping thousands of pounds of explosives on the poorest […]
Nathan For You returns with a fourth season
by Henry Lamb News Editor With the fall TV season heating up now with hit shows like The Walking Dead and Saturday Night Live raking in massive audiences, it might be easy […]
Iraqi Kurdistan vote for independence
by Andy Braham World Editor The Kurdish people, the largest oppressed ethnic group without a nation of their own, live throughout northern Iraq, southeastern Turkey, the very tip of Syria, and northwestern […]
Hagar shares easy to make Thanksgiving recipes
by Ashley Hagar Center Editor Looking for the perfect way to give back to your family? Try cooking a Thanksgiving dinner for your loved ones in lieu of having your parents spend […]
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul assaulted outside his home
by Andy Braham World Editor On Nov. 3, Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul survived a serious assault outside his home in Bowling Green, KY. The assailant, a middle-aged neighbor named Rene Boucher, body […]
People debate Mueller’s impartiality
by Hayley Knowlton People Editor Whether special counsel Robert Mueller, head of the investigation focusing on Russia’s involvement in the 2016 presidential election, should be fired due to his potential bias within […]
Greek life suspended at Florida State
by Sami Linden Graphics Designer Beginning on Nov. 6, Florida State University (FSU) indefinitely suspended all sorority and fraternity activities on campus. John Thrasher, the president of the university, issued the ban […]
Dua Lipa self-titled album review
by Tatum Jenkins Humor Editor Dua Lipa, a new breakthrough pop star from England, pushes her way onto the list of to-watch artists with her debut self-titled album, Dua Lipa. A collection […]
Designers from Korea show off their 2018 collections in Seoul Fashion Week
by Shannon Enriquez Humor Editor This past Oct., designers from Korea gathered in Seoul to showcase their Spring and Summer 2018 collections in the Seoul Fashion Week. Many designers expressed a great […]
Thieves steal weapons from Sergeant’s car
by Bradley Adams Public Relations Manager Police are investigating the theft of weapons from a San Mateo County Sheriff sergeant’s car in the Tenderloin in San Francisco on the evening of Friday, […]
Opinion: Sanders analyzes NFL national anthem kneeling protest
by Lauren Sanders Editor-in-Chief Hurricanes, shootings, and… kneeling? Oh my? Frankly, I find it very difficult to focus opinionated energy on kneeling NFL players as egregiously horrific events continue to transpire in […]