By: Isabella Langner and Megan Saul Public-Relations Manager and Media-Production Editor On Jan. 10, an avalanche struck ski resort Palisades Tahoe, causing one fatality — 66-year-old Kenneth Kidd — and multiple injuries. […]
Palisades, Tahoe Avalanche
LA Murder Trial
By: Jordan Park Local News Editor The trial of a wealthy socialite accused of running over and killing two young brothers is now underway as jury selection commences in Los Angeles County. […]
Places to Go
By: Dana Hathaway Public-Relations Manager We’ve all been there. Suddenly, it’s Ski Week, Spring Break, or a long weekend, and you have no idea what to do with your newfound freedom. Well, […]
Freshman field trip to JAMSJ
By: Hayley Strahs Graphics Editor On Jan. 21, LGHS freshmen enrolled in Honors English 9 went on an optional field trip to the Japanese American Museum of San Jose to augment their […]
American Invitational Mathematics Competition
By: Katie Nelson Media Production Editor Students at Los Gatos High School have qualified for the next round of the American Invitational Mathematics Competition (AIME). The competition is school-based, and private and […]
Senior Parking Lot
By: Esha Bagora Media Production Editor Every day after school, as I sit and wait to get out of the senior lot and go home, I wonder why we seniors can’t drive […]
Classic movies are not the best
By: Rory Zeman Culture Editor Everyone is familiar with the experience of watching a film with an older family member and witnessing them glorify the movie, referring to it as a classic. […]
Kid’s music isn’t for kids
By: Hayley Strahs Graphics Editor The genre of “kids’ music” consists of songs written for, but rarely by kids. Songs such as Johnny Johnny Yes Papa, Cocomelon’s entire discography, along with various […]
Panicacci is against modern day advertising
By: Lucy Panicacci Local News Editor In today’s day and age, it seems impossible to go on any social media platform without facing a bombardment of advertisements. These ads crowd the Instagram […]
Gruetter counters argument that classic movies aren’t the best
By: Kate Gruetter Editor-in-Chief While Zeman is correct in arguing that classic movies are not necessarily the “best” movies, they still deserve recognition and admiration in the film industry because of their […]
Curtis argues not everything should include cheese
By: Emery Curtis Graphics Editor Cheese is everywhere, but it really doesn’t need to be, because it ruins perfectly good dishes. It’s safe to say that the majority of people in the […]
Beamish argues to address the illiterate problem
By: Bridie Beamish National/World Editor Seven hundred and seventy-three million adults world-wide are illiterate. An additional three billion struggle with basic reading and writing skills. Despite steady increases in literacy rates, many […]
Wrestling Culture is bad
By: Macy Dennon Editor-in-Chief TW: eating disorders When I heard about what wrestlers must do to make a certain weight class, I just about permanently distorted my face with confusion and then […]
“Girlboss” Feminism
By: Nessa Purdy Opinion Editor The idea of “Girlboss” feminism rose to popularity in the early 2010s by emphasizing the idea that true feminism is quintessentially about being your own boss, working […]
Borders believes beauty pageants need to change
By: Katie Borders Opinion Editor Beauty pageants have been around for over a hundred years, originally objectifying women as a form of advertising to lure people in for sales. Subject to much […]