By: Quinn Hathaway Media Production Editor Is Sunday the beginning or the end of the week? That is the question in the discussion around Sunday’s position in the seven-day week. Regardless, whether […]
Hathaway describes her average Sunday
Habib puts Nano-Banana AI to the test
By: Ivan Habib Website Manager Amid the AI frenzy around deep neural networks and the transformer architecture, cutting-edge image generation and editing models like Gemini’s 2.5 Flash Image, colloquially named Nano-Banana, and […]
Ambekar critiques unnecessary english letters
By: Tanvi Ambekar Opinion Editor Your Honor and members of the jury, my name is Tanvi Ambekar, and I appear before you today to propose changing the spellings of certain English words […]
Pan encourages acts of self-care
By: Annabelle Pan Graphics Editor People tell us to do a lot of things. We finish some tasks, like chores, because others force us to. We push off others, such as homework, […]
Strahs tackles the age-old trolley problem
By: Hayley Strahs Editor-in-Chief Think fast! You are conducting an out-of-control trolley barrelling towards six people. But wait, you have the option to divert the trolley onto a different track, with only […]
Kramer criticizes Canvas
By: Nelson Kramer Editor-in-Chief To all the parents who forgot what it’s like to be in high school, ask any student, and they will tell you that it sucks. Whether your kid […]
Anand encourages original costumes
By: Advika Anand Graphics Editor Once upon a time, Halloween was about the thrill of the night, filled with carving eerie jack-o’-lanterns, hanging plastic skeletons, and racing to get more candy than […]
Littfin justifies her fear of squirrels
By: Kat Littfin Editorial Editor Sharks, alligators, snakes, and squirrels. At first glance, one of these things is not like the others, but I rebuke this sentiment. Squirrels are singlehandedly one of […]
Field hockey star Hong excels in all spheres of life
By: Jane Wilde and Megan Saul Humor Editor and Editor-in-Chief Senior Jisoo Hong is finishing her time at LGHS strong by skillfully balancing a rigorous course load with the challenges of being […]
Exchange student Bournonville joins LGHS and ice hockey team
By: Tanya Chang and Tori Schubert Sports Editor and People Editor Former Danish national ice hockey player Theo Bournonville joins Los Gatos in his junior year with an adventurous spirit and a […]
Ameziane Learns new languages
By: Fuyu Banno Graphics Editor Language expert and skilled violinist Jed Ameziane sets his sights on a bright future as he enters his first year of high school. Fluent in French, Ameziane […]
Tomchenko leads sophomore class
By: Advika Anand and Lydia Liu Graphics Editor and Public Relations Manager As she begins her second year of high school, sophomore Anna Tomchenko steps into her role as sophomore class president, […]
Buran gears up for an eventful year
By: Arnav Singhal and Atharava Pandey Sports Editors Athletic and adventurous mountaineer sophomore Justin Buran is kicking off his second year at Los Gatos High School with energy, focus, and determination. Skillfully […]
Rollins takes on his senior year with a packed schedule
By: Isabella Langner and Sam Gruetter Center Editor and Editor-in-Chief Senior Alex Rollins is the modern Renaissance man, doing everything from academic to creative hobbies. Legos have been a part of senior […]
Beyhm-Berger excels in creativity
By: Hayley Strahs Editor-in-Chief Fashionable flute-playing freshman Moxie Beyhm-Berger is taking LGHS by storm. Between theater, band, and a cappella, Beyhm-Berger’s talent transcends all types of performing arts. Beyhm-Berger is in seven […]