by Abbi Berry Public Relations Manager Tension between the two sides grows as yet another issue arises among the student body and administration. Both parties fight to improve an aspect of the […]
Editorial: Give students a voice when it comes to changing LGHS traditions
Los Gatos teen robs local Walgreens
by Jamie Blough Culture Editor Over the past few weeks, many Bay Area business locals were victims of an increasing number of robberies. From cash register raids at gunpoint to shoplifting high […]
Evans reviews new pop music singles
by Jordan Evans Editor-in-Chief New music never ceases to roll in, and lesser-known artists are gaining ground in the competitive industry. With their distinct styles, Olivia Holt, Marteen, and Saving Forever are […]
September 2017 Announcements
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-1zTlWGlYE&t=5s Check out the kick off Wildcast to the 2017/2018 LGHS school year. Intro footage credit to Spencer Herder, Michael Shusterman, and Alexander Eischen. Starring Dana Cook, Ryan Manseau, Elizabeth Monsef, […]
New 2017 and 2018 movies
by Austin Yung News Editor With films such as IT, Baby Driver, and Spider-man: Homecoming audiences and movie critics are blown away with none of these movies rated under 80 percent on […]
Rockfall injures climbers in Yosemite
by Sami Linden Graphics Editor During the afternoon of Sep. 28, a large slab of rock dropped into the valley floor of Yosemite National Park, interrupting many visitors’ day in the area. […]
Is your Apple Watch your new heart rate monitor?
by Bradley Adams Public Relations Manager Apple teamed up with Stanford University and American Well, a privately held telehealth company, on their Apple Heart Rate Study to test the Apple Watch as […]
Tiny bats infest high schools
by Reegan McCluskey Opinion Editor Be careful where you go on night walks; bats can be found anywhere. In the past couple of months, multiple states – including California, Texas, Colorado, and […]
Hurricane Maria leaves devastation in Puerto Rico
by Sami Linden Graphics Designer On Sept. 20, Hurricane Maria hit the US Territory, Puerto Rico. It initially struck the area as an extremely strong Category Four hurricane, with winds up to 155 […]
Far-right party gains seats in German parliament
by Cole van Miltenburg Editor-in-Chief On Sunday, Sept. 24, a federal election took place in Germany to determine the role of chancellor and parliamentary positions. Germans had the opportunity to cast two […]
Goat yoga spreads throughout the US
by Katherine Monsef Graphics Editor Yoga recently branched out. Its new form, goat yoga, is spreading internationally as a form of animal-assisted therapy. According to the goat yoga website, their therapy provides […]
Canada whitewashes American history
by Shannon Enriquez Humor Editor After pictures of a children’s history workbook went viral, a bigger issue involving First Nations peoples has surfaced. Popular Book Company Canada’s children’s workbook claims under the […]
Russia plays a controversial role in Middle East
by Thomas Petroff People Editor Conflict in the Middle East has been a continuous problem in the world today for decades; religious and political problems are on the rise in the areas […]
Las Vegas encounters largest mass shooting in US history
by Thomas Petroff People Editor On Oct.1, Las Vegas, NV, witnessed a mass shooting at the Route 91 Harvest Festival. The gunman who fired upon the crowd at the festival was 64-year-old […]
Boy Scouts of America admits girls
by Sophie Kroesche News Editor On Wed., Oct 11, the Boy Scouts of America announced a new opportunity for girls to join their organization next year and gain the ability to reach Eagle […]