By: Owen Fugit Editorial Editor Out of all Los Gatos High School’s students, only a few can claim to have started a successful business, and leading that small group of entrepreneurs is […]
Agarwal Demonstrates his Drive through XC and Clubs
Vantress Shows Dedication to Rowing and Classes
By: Dana Hathaway and Nelson Kramer Public Relations Manager and Local News Editor Los Gatos freshman Lena Vantress has hit the ground running as she explores the ins and outs of high […]
Lechá van de Paverd demonstrates her talents in Field Hockey and Horseback Riding
By: Margo Rawlings Sports Editor Los Gatos High School sophomore Catarina Lechá van de Paverd is anything but ordinary. Born in Spain to a Dutch mother and Spanish father, Lechá van de […]
Multi-Talented Goel thrives in Music and Science
By: Esha Bagora Media Production Editor Senior Tanya Goel is nothing short of extraordinary. Whether she’s on stage singing her heart out, researching cancer biology, or dominating the New York Times games, […]
Sacco Continues to Perfect his Running Skills in XC
By: Owen Fugit Editorial Editor Chronic runner and Los Gatos sophomore Ryan Sacco has a year full of ups and downs ahead of him. Literally and figuratively. Sacco is currently enrolled in […]
Alarm Tones
By: Hayley Strahs and Dylan Wadhwa Graphics and National/World Editor Brrring! Beep! Tweet! These sounds jolt us awake every morning and trigger the start of a new day. However, alarm tones can […]
What your favorite TV Show says about you
By: Rory Zeman and Aliya Koshalieva Culture and National/World Editor Whenever you ask a parent about their favorite child, they will hesitantly reply by saying, “I don’t have a favorite,” despite the […]
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce
By: Veronica Schubert Sports Editor SPOTTED: Taylor Swift in box seats at a Kansas City Chiefs game, sitting with none other than Travis Kelce’s mother, Donna “Mama” Kelce. Swifties and NFL fans […]
Nelson describes her superstitions
By: Katie Nelson Media Production Editor I feel like every person has at least a few superstitions or lucky charms. At the bare minimum, a person often has a sentimental object that […]
Candy Corn
By: Katie Nelson Media Production Editor Candy corn: one of the most iconic symbols of October. The legendary orange, yellow, and white triangle of goodness. At least, this is how I see […]
Ranking Pete Davidson’s Relasionships
By: Aliya Koshalieva National/World Editor Pop culture and celebrity news enthusiasts all fall to their knees screaming and crying when they see the headline: “Pete Davidson now dating. . .” This man […]
Dance Moms
By: Esha Bagora Media Production Editor It’s that time of year, where I begin to fall down the rabbit-hole of watching Dance Moms compilations on YouTube. The drama, the fights, the choreography, […]
Curtis provides Halloween costumes
By: Emery Curtis Graphics Editor With Halloween coming up, are you struggling to find a costume? Are you tired of going as a boring pirate or a lame vampire? Then this is […]
Gruetter details how she would Dominate the World
By: Sam Gruetter Sports Editor Like many others, I often lie awake at night pondering how I would go about the difficult task of world domination. Why you may ask? Why not? […]
Expensive Food at Restaurants
By: Katie Borders Opinion Editor I will never understand how expensive restaurants get away with charging ten dollars per bite of food. It truly boggles me and makes me wonder how they […]