Monday This Spirit Week kicked off with what all good rap battles end with, a mic drop. However, Senior Spirit Representative Teenie Noskowski’s fumble of the microphone wasn’t the only hip-hop/candy themed […]
Spirit Week Spring 2016
Bay Area art exhibits you should visit this Spring Break
by Lark Breen Culture Editor Maybe you’re going to Croatia on spring break, building houses in Mexico, or touring colleges. Whatever your itinerary, consider exploring some of the most interesting art […]
Clark says we still need affirmative action in colleges
by Sean Clark Editor-In-Chief In my junior AP Language and Composition class, we simply could not have a complete discussion on the racially-charged book, The Invisible Man, by Ralph Ellison. My teacher […]
Bulaich and Rothstein welcome new Wildcats
by Abbigale Berry Web Editor On Friday, Mar. 18 Mrs. Bulaich gave birth to her son Joseph. He is 8lbs and 4oz. And this Monday, Mrs. Rothstein welcomed her daughter Aliza to the world. She […]
UC Berkeley may cut College of Chemistry
by Lauren Sanders Opinion Editor UC Berkeley’s administration currently faces unrelenting protests from students and faculty alike regarding the potential dissolution of Berkeley’s College of Chemistry, a well-renowned facet of Berkeley’s prestigious […]
Hoverboards are the craze everywhere
by Sophie Domengeaux News Editor If you went on any social media platform in 2015, or even stepped outside your house, you have probably seen the latest transportation craze – hoverboards. […]
Pla says don’t introduce students to colleges at an early age
by Charlotte Pla World Editor If you are in high school, you have faced the pressing stress of what your future holds. Commonly, high school students are encouraged to attend a […]
Local BBYO members discuss their chapter
by Abbi Berry Web Editor BBYO (B’nai B’rith Youth Organization) has long been misunderstood through various stereotypes, and never fully appreciated for its incredible impact on the participating Jewish teens. With its […]
Hakkarainen says no uterus, no opinion
by Sanna Hakkareinen News Editor Looking down at the pregnancy test, you see a small plus. You’re pregnant. You are going to have a child, and it is currently beginning the long […]
Valentine’s Day snack recipes to make with your sweetheart
by Elizabeth Monsef Sports Editor If you ever find yourself in search of the quick and delicious Valentine’s Day snack that will impress your loved ones, this article is for you. These […]
Teens can now express their perspectives
by Jordan Evans People Editor I have a mere three social media accounts; despite this small number (compared to my peers,) I am introduced to an abundance of information. This information […]
Justin Bieber has found his purpose
by Sanna Hakkarainen News Editor Today, Justin Bieber is one of the most well known singers in the world, and was named 2015’s most searched celebrity on the internet. There is an […]
Spoken word poets Sarah and Phil Kay visit LGHS
by Cole Potter Web Editor-in-Chief On Feb. 5, acclaimed spoken word poets Sarah and Phil Kay held a performance in the LGHS theater during 4th period. English and creative writing classes attended […]
El Gato News 2016 Promo Video
by Camille Fowler Web Editor El Gato is now accepting applications for next year’s staff! Check out the video below for information on the class, and pick up an application in room […]
Thursday Night Live 2016
by El Gato News Guitars, drums, pianos, synths, and voices resonated through the LGHS Theatre on Thursday, January 28, as part of this year’s Unplugged. The following are videos of the musical performances […]