By Ashir Rao Public Relations From running to speaking to philosophical literature, junior Deniz Kurdi is a man of many interests. Give him a question, and you’ll be sure to get an […]
Kurdi: A Man of Many Interests
Between There and Now, Too Is Refreshing
By Kate Gruetter National/World Editor On May 16, independent publishing house 9VT\5 released an anthology of short stories titled Between There and Now, Too. With 24 stories and nine different authors making […]
Bagora Anti-Recommends Shazam — Fury of the Gods
By Esha Bagora Public Relations Most people regard movies as a break from everyday life, a peaceful excursion from reality. Shazam — Fury of the Gods is not that. Truly one of […]
EDITORIAL: Los Gatos Community Should Advocate For Robust Public Transport
By Angela Sheu News Editor Los Gatans are painfully familiar with our town’s notorious gridlock, which is especially bad after school, on weekends, or amid summer beach traffic. While it’s a complex […]
Rising High School Stars
By Dana Hathaway Editorial Editor Professional athletes are world famous. People like Tom Brady and Lionel Messi are household names for good reason — they are some of the best at what […]
Faion Hicks Arrested
By Ainsley Northrop People Editor On Saturday, Apr. 1, Florida police arrested football player Faion Hicks on three charges. The Denver Broncos originally drafted Hicks as a cornerback in the seventh round […]
UConn Wins March Madness
By Brendan Moore Sports Editor Basketball fans across the nation were glued to their TVs witnessing absolute madness. The 2023 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, dubbed March Madness, started with the 68-team tournament […]
Miami Open and BNP Paribas Open Bring Upsets
By Nadia Liu Public Relations Following the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, the Miami Open runs from Mar. 19 to Apr. 2. These two events are the largest non-Grand Slam tournaments […]
2023 MLB Season Begins
By Brendan Moore Sports Editor Mar. 30 marked the Opening Day of the 2023 Major League Baseball (MLB). Following a wild offseason full of countless signings and trades, all 30 teams set […]
New Regulations For Trans Atheletes
By Margo Rawlings News Editor On Mar. 23, the World Athletics (WA) Council announced its decision to ban transgender individuals from competing in track and field internationally and created new restrictions for […]
Excitement at Australian Grand Prix
By Owen Fugit Media Production Editor For Formula 1 (F1) fans around the world, few races were as exciting as the most recent Australian Grand Prix on Mar. 2. It was a […]
LSU Wins NCAA Womens Championship
By Lucy Panicacci Culture Editor On Apr. 2, the Louisiana State University (LSU) Tigers defeated the Iowa Hawkeyes 102-85 in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Women’s National Championship in Dallas, Texas. […]
Sophia Tau Commits to UC Berkeley
By Dana Hathaway Editorial Editor With numerous first place medals and just three seconds separating her from the LGHS 3200m record, it came as no surprise to anyone when senior Sophie Tau […]
Baseball and Softball Continue Strong Seasons
By Kate Gruetter National/World Editor As the spring sports season progresses, Los Gatos High School’s baseball and softball teams have continued to perform brilliantly, with both the girls’ and boys’ teams racking […]
LGHS Track and Field Dominates at Stanford Invitational
By Aliya Koshalieva Graphics With less than five meets left in the season, Los Gatos High School’s track and field team is dominating the track. With victories ranging from wins against schools […]