By Ainsley Northrop Editor-in-Chief A jack of all trades, senior Tripp Thomas has undoubtedly established a lasting impact at LGHS. Whether he is wowing crowds with his music, succeeding in some of […]
Thomas Takes His Talents to UCLA
Senior Kyra Cherlopalle Leaves a Lasting Impact on LGHS
By Ainsley Northrop Editor-in-Chief A strong force in the classroom, on the waters, and within the community, senior Kyra Cherlopalle is finishing her time at LGHS strong. Whether she is advocating for […]
Seniors design their prom
By: Ainsley Northrop Editor-in-Chief After months of planning, the Los Gatos High School leadership team held Senior Prom on May 10 at Levi’s Stadium. A long-anticipated annual event, prom served as one […]
Future Doctor Michael Hein Details His Upcoming Plans
By Isabella Langner and Kayla Mitchell People Editor and Media Production Editor Senior Michael Hein has made the most out of his four years at Los Gatos High School. With a record […]
Palik Perseveres in His Last Days of High Schol
By Hayley Strahs Local Editor With four years of high school experience under his belt, senior Marco Palik possesses a clear plan for his future beyond Los Gatos High School. In his […]
Senior Julia Luckow Does It All
By Emery Curtis Graphics Editor After moving 18 times around California, senior Julia Lukcow describes her life as a “melting pot” with each place introducing new people, styles, and sounds. “What I […]
English courses should increase required readings
By Kat Littfin News Editor OpinionAn Atlantic article published late last year garnered national attention with its title, The Elite College Students Who Can’t Read Books. The article describes Columbia Literature Humanities […]
Schools Should Prioritize Community Service
By Ainsley Northrop Editor-in-Chief Across the United States, schools vary in their policies regarding community service. While many schools deem service hours voluntary, some require students to complete a certain number of […]
Strahs Advocates For Summer Studying
By Hayley Strahs News Editor When school’s out and the sun’s overhead, studying probably isn’t at the forefront of your mind. After all, summer vacation is supposed to be a break from […]
Boys Should Be More Vulnerable
By Nelson Kramer Humor Editor High school, particularly junior year, brings on a lot of stress and anxiety. Internalized questions, ranging from “How will I get this done?” or even “Am I […]
Tariffs Lead to Overconsumption
Margo Rawlings Editor-In-Chief While the tariffs Donald Trump promised to impose seemed like a far-off, abstract concept after his election last November, American consumers are beginning to feel their negative effects. Over […]
Adam Advocates For Creative Outlets in School
By Kloe Adams Editorial Editor Growing up, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary offered strong forms of creative enrichment through hands-on art projects. As school progressed, creative outlets through school dwindled as the standardized […]
Fugit Suggests Changing View of Movies as Educational
Owen Fugit Editor-in-Chief Today, society regards movies as vessels for entertainment, not enlightenment. We ignore the fact that many movies and TV shows are produced to comment on an issue or topic […]
Hastings Recommends Movies for High School
By Megan Hastings Public Relations Manager We all have things in our lives that we look forward to daily: things to keep on living for. If you could not tell by my […]
Park Recaps Thunderbolts*
Jordan Park Sports Editor The latest movie from Marvel Studios, Thunderbolts*, hit theaters May 2 and has exceeded the expectations of fans and critics alike. Packed with action, thrilling plot twists, and […]