By: Jane Wilde and Tori Schubert Humor and People Editor Medical officials examined around 18 people from the MV Hondius cruise ship regarding their positive test for the Hantavirus. The ship went […]
Cruise ship passengers test positive for the Hantavirus
Florida’s different history course provokes debate
By: Advika Anand Graphics Editor Florida implemented a new high school United States history course designed to compete with the nationally recognized Advanced Placement (AP) program. Florida’s governor, Ron DeSantis, and the […]
FEMA alters federal spending
By: Julia Valencia Opinion Editor President Donald Trump appointed a panel that is making a push to change the way that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) functions, proposing cuts that would […]
TDPs spark advancements
By: Ivan Habib Website Manager Development and transportation of new medicines and experimentation techniques remain limited by the fragility of cells, proteins, and other biological mechanisms. These delicate materials must be kept […]
Alabama attempts to implement an alternate voting map
By: Kloe Adams Games Creator The Supreme Court cleared the path for Alabama to use a new voting map for midterm elections. Previously, a lower court blocked Alabama’s voting map, which featured […]
Trump administration announces CA Medicaid cuts
By: Advika Anand Graphics Editor Vice President JD Vance announced on May 13 that the Trump administration is withholding 1.3 billion dollars in Medicaid funding from California for allegedly failing to tackle […]
Rob Moore hosts town hall meeting for local students
By: Claudia Casal Montserrat People Editor Los Gatos Mayor Rob Moore and his team of five interns invited local students from all over Santa Clara County to participate in his Youth Town […]
LGHS drama performs
By: Hayley Strahs Editor-in-Chief As the school year comes to a close, the LGHS Drama Department has been busy. In March, LGHS’s thespian troupe attended the California State Thespian Festival, a prominent […]
LG hosts signing day event
By: Kayla Mitchell Public Relations Manager On May 11, Los Gatos High School hosted a signing day ceremony for committed seniors on campus, honoring 24 LGHS student-athletes across 13 varsity sports. The […]
The freshman class finishes the annual May Fun Run
By: Tanvi Ambekar Opinion Editor As the school year draws to a close, the LGHS’s freshmen class embarked on what many upperclassmen deem the most exciting yet dreaded event of the year: […]
Music ensembles perform
By: Sahil Muthukrishnan and Fuyu Banno Culture and Graphics Editors The LGHS Music Department hosted its annual music cookout on May 16. The event featured each ensemble’s final concerts, dinner, and heartfelt […]
LGHS staff hosts the Follies
By: Kat Littfin Editorial Editor Fractured Follies is an annual variety show that LGHS teachers and staff put on together to entertain their students and broader LG community. This year, the performances […]
Students should not perform PDA
by: Annabelle PanGraphics Editor Of the five love languages, physical touch is the most publicly visible. Although there is no harm in affection when done in private, couples should not perform public […]
Stop incentivizing repititive AI startups
by: Ivan HabibWebsite Editor Many startups have abandoned the traditional methods of marketing and instead now use “AI” as a marketing shortcut to attract investors, even when the true product is merely […]
Littfin proposes reducing college stress and embracing alternatives
by: Kat LittfinEditorial Editor Although summer is approaching, college tension is ever-present in each high school community. Whether it is incoming sophomores deciding whether to take AP courses, soon-to-be seniors stressing about […]