By: Megan Saul Media Production Editor Adam Johnson, a former National Hockey League (NHL) player, though most recently an Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL) player, died on Oct. 28 after a skate […]
Adam Johnson dies
Sixers trade James Harden
By: Nadia Liu Editor-in-Chief The LA Clippers acquired ten-time All-Star point guard James Harden from the Philadelphia 76ers in a blockbuster trade announced on Nov. 1. The Clippers received Harden, P.J. Tucker, […]
NBA’s Mid-Season Tournament Commences
By: Rory Zeman Culture Editor Starting on Nov. 3, the NBA’s inaugural mid-season tournament kicked off, with all of the games inspiring new competitive fervor within the league’s fanbases. The NBA is […]
Rowing Season Continues
By: Dana Hathaway Public Relations Manager Fall rowing season is in full swing, and Los Gatos Rowing Club (LGRC) is off to a great start. Building off of their summer success, the […]
LGHS Dance Team Says Goodbye to their Seniors
By: Saya Alvares People Editor The Los Gatos Varsity Dance Team seniors including Captain Saya Alvares, Co-Captain Mikalena Thimot, Co-Captain Alyssa Webb, as well as Kennedy Bahr, Pierce Drotar, and Taylor Ford […]
LGHS Football Moves On in CCS Playoffs
By: Veronica Schubert Sports Editor For the past two years, the Wildcats have fallen in the first round of the Central Coast Section (CCS) playoffs. However, the 2023 Los Gatos High School […]
POM: Ilaria Costello
By: Dana Hathaway and Jane Wilde Public Relations Manager and Culture Editor Senior Ilaria Costello is far from ordinary on the water, in the classroom, and in her community. After a lengthy […]
National Teacher Shortage
By: Nelson Kramer Local News Editor Teachers have arguably one of the most important jobs in the country; they guide and inspire the next generation, giving students a sanctuary to explore their […]
Annoying characters make for good TV
By: Veronica Schubert Sports Editor Just like how some of the best teachers might annoy you, obnoxious or over dramatic characters make movies and shows more interesting. While theatrical depictions seem unrealistic, […]
Santa Clara Soccer Dominates
By: Kate Gruetter Editor-in-Chief On Nov. 4, Santa Clara University’s Women’s Soccer Team played their last regular season match against the University of Portland. With a close score of 1-0, the Broncos […]
Why legacy should be abolished in college admissions
By: Saya Alvares and Bridie Beamish People and Nat/World Editor In light of the recent abolition of affirmative action across the nation, legacy admissions perpetuate an immoral regime embedded within the American […]
Content Warnings V.S. Trigger Warning
By: Megan Hastings Center Editor In the ever-expanding realm of digital communication, the distinctions between trigger warnings and content warnings highlight the careful thought that must go into our everyday digital world. […]
The film Industry is dying
By: Jane Wilde Culture Editor It’s no shock to say that COVID-19 affected many lives and industries, notably film.  After three years of grasping at straws, a film industry comeback is not […]
Koshalieva argues to give celebrities peace after death
By: Aliya Koshalieva Nat/World Editor Back in the day, people scrutinized what celebrities did and said whenever they made public appearances, but they never knew what happened behind the scenes. If another […]
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