Playlist of the Week: Maya Moredock-Ting ’18
“With the stress of school and fall in full swing, chill music is my go to. Getting through a day is so much more bearable […]
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Everytable Amends Financial Model to Serve Low Income Neighborhoods
Everytable is a new restaurant chain founded in LA with a mission to bring healthy food to both a affluent and poorer neighborhoods. Their current focus […]
Playlist of the Week: Matt Clifford ’17
“Start things off with a ’69 classic “It’s Your Thing.” A funk playlist wouldn’t be complete without the infamous Detroit parliament-funkadelic, who ask for their […]
Spotlight Video: 9/12/16
Spotlight Ep. 1 from Kapp Singer on Vimeo. Nate and Gavin Pola
Google Cardboard and The New Era of Journalism
I am standing on the ledge of the helicopter soaring by the side of the Empire State Building. I glance down cautiously to behold a giant man […]
Spring Sports Wrap-Up
Spring at Lick may be the most highly anticipated season when it comes to athletics. There are seven different sports in the spring and this […]
Lick Students Dazzle in 2015 One-Acts Festival
The One Acts festival has historically been a magical jewel in the crown of the Lick-Wilmerding performing arts department. The One Acts are written, directed, and […]
What It’s Really Like To Be a Chef
“What’s the best thing your dad makes?” “I bet you have amazing dinners!” “Do you get really good food at home?” These are just a […]
Brown Sugar Kitchen: Tasty, Great Soul Food in Oakland
I took a seat in the cushioned carmine red chair at the counter and put my hunger aside to scope out the scene around me. It […]
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