by Charlotte Pla and Danika Lyle Humor Editor and News Editor Lettuce talk to you about lettuce!
Lettuce Talk to You: The Podcast
Earthquake hits Nepal
by Hyuntae Byun World Editor On Sat., April 25, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Nepal devastated hundreds of structures and resulted in a huge loss of life. Currently, nearly 5,000 are confirmed […]
Front lawn opens for students
by Ruth Murai Web Editor-in-Chief After months of waiting, Markus Autrey was proud to open the brand new front lawn to LGHS students for lunch April 28.
Spirit Week Recap Video!
by Katherine Glibas, Paige Parentice, and Keana Kianian Multimedia Journalism If you’re feeling nostalgic for spirit week, this is your article. This video was created by Katherine Glibas, Paige Parentice, and Keana Kianian […]
Elizabeth’s after school wacky snack recipes
by Elizabeth Monsef News Editor Need a few healthy recipes for a healthy after school snack, lunch, or after practice treat? Try any of the following for a quick, delicious snack: Energy […]
Chris Perry: Unequivocal god of music
by Rachel Salisbury Editor-in-Chief As David Foster Wallace wrote in his novel Infinite Jest, “Everybody is identical in their secret unspoken belief that way deep down they are different from everyone else.” […]
El Gato Social Justice Podcast
by Aidan Adams-Campeau, Brian Schunk, and Cole Potter Humor Editor, Sports Editor, and Web Editor
Preview of spring and summer concerts
by Sean Clark Culture Editor Dust off your American flag Chubbies and flower crowns; this year’s Spring/Summer concert season has officially begun. Whether you prefer small indie gigs or Shoreline country concerts, […]
Quirky philosophical girl goes to UCLA
by Ruth Murai Web Editor-in-Chief After four years of what can only be described as war with the high school grading system and standardized testing expectations, I have finally done it. I […]
Study Tips You Can’t Live Without!
by Antonia Salisbury Opinion Editor For those of you who need help studying this AP season, here are five tips to keep you on track and maximize your learning potential. Relocate. Sometimes […]
Man shot by South Carolina police officer
by Rowyn van Miltenburg National Editor Courtesy of The New York Times
Online Study Resources
By Ruth Murai Web Editor-in-Chief Final Grade Calculator http://rogerhub.com/final-grade-calculator/ Final Grade Calculator uses simple math that, of course, you’re way too busy procrastinating to do yourself. The website helps you figure […]
Ken Burns releases new documentary on cancer research
by Kelsey Fleming News Editor On Thurs., March 30, PBS aired Ken Burns’ Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies — a three-part, six-hour television special. Based on the 2010 Pulitzer Prize-winning book […]
Sarah Ma’s thoughts reach new peaks
by Montana Fowler Editor-in-Chief When I asked senior Sarah Ma how she would introduce herself to someone new, she replied, “If I were talking to someone I think I could possibly scare […]
Teacher Tiffany Hamm joins Freedom Writers
by Rachel Salisbury Editor-in-Chief For English teachers and students alike, the magic of a great work of literature is its ability to connect to the reader, or to bring the reader into […]