Students Become Teachers at First LWHS TedX Event
Lick-Wilmerding High School hosted its first ever TEDx event on April 20, 2023. TED events spread important knowledge through their accessible short talks. The range […]
Author: Emily Nguyen
Emily Nguyen is a junior at LWHS and a second year writer for the Paper Tiger. Outside of school, she serves on the SF Youth Commission and loves biking and reading.
SF Seeks Downtown Revitalization as a Solution to Budget Deficits
When the COVID pandemic in 2020 encouraged working from home, various companies embraced this style of working. The San Francisco Downtown area, once a hub […]
Youth Involvement in Elections After Vote16 Losses
Youth cannot currently vote, however, advocates have been fighting to lower the voting age to 16. In 2015, the Vote16 initiative in San Francisco began […]
Mike Clayton
Mike Clayton grew up in Mt. Gilead, Ohio, a rural town of around 3000 people. He wanted to branch out and experience life in a […]
Ballot Measures
Many members of the Lick-Wilmerding High School community, including seniors, are of age to vote, and it is crucial for everyone to be informed […]
Sanborn Speaks on the Sixties
In the United States in the 1960s, there were many large-scale anti-war protests. Many Americans were shocked by the violence and intensity of the Vietnam […]
Eric Temple Leaves Lasting Legacy on Lick-Wilmerding
After over a decade of leading Lick-Wilmerding High School, Eric Temple will be stepping down at the end of May. Often seen greeting students as […]
Is Car-Free JFK Drive in Golden Gate Park Equitable?
John F. Kennedy Drive is a 7.3 mile promenade that begins in the Panhandle on Fell St. and ends near the Golden Gate Park Windmills […]
Two SFUSD Parents Build a Recall Movement from the Ground Up
Two San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) parents — Autumn Looijen and Siva Raj — aggrieved with SFUSD’s performance during the COVID-19 pandemic, took action […]
San Francisco District 7’s Supervisor Melgar Organizes Ocean Avenue Task Force
Ocean Avenue is a major artery, running from Mission Street west across town to the Pacific. By car, bike and public transportation, those coming from […]
