Jessica Sabogal Guides Students in the Power of Public Art
Have you noticed something new about the LWHS campus? No, it’s not the construction beginning in the parking lot — although that is a new […]
Author: Loic Marcon
Loic Marcon is a senior At Lick-Wilmerding. This is his second year as Co-editor in Chief of The Paper Tiger. He first worked for the newspaper his sophomore year at Lick, serving as Co-editor of the Sports Section. Loic began writing as a seventh grader, when he joined an expository writing program. Frank Bruni, Amy Bloom, and David Brooks are a few of his all-time favorite authors.
Tri-School Art Night Preview
On Friday May 5th in the Ehrer theater, Lick-Wilmerding will host the Tri-School Art Night in conjunction with University High School and The Urban School. […]
Youth Art Exchange – Howth Street Block Party
On Saturday March 24th, the Youth Art Exchange hosted its annual Howth Street Block Party. Youth Art Exchange is a non-profit run out of Lick-Wilmerding […]
Protests at Middlebury College Further the Debate on Free Speech
When I asked my mom, a Bay Area native, to tell me the first thing that came to her mind when she heard the words […]
Playlist of the Week: Sutter Morris ’18
“I just chose a bunch of random songs that I enjoy listening to. I really like Jesus of Suburbia by Green Day because it has […]
NCS Finals: Lick Tigers vs. St. Patrick-St. Vincent Game Tying Shot
It’s been a wild season for the Boys basketball team. From a strong start to a disappointing Oracle, the Tigers came back and won the […]
Spotlight Video: 2/27/17
Spotlight Ep. 5 from Kapp Singer on Vimeo.
Playlist of the Week: Aden Misra-Siebel ’17
“This is a selection of a bunch of different types of music that I like and I hope you like them too! Amongst them are […]
Playlist of the Week: Sara Kashani-Sabet ’19
“Music is something that has always been really important to me, it’s something that I know will always be there. I think the hardest thing […]
Playlist of the Week: Get Out of the Funk
This semester in Mr. Lopez’s Pop Culture and Global Politics class, students will be examining the role of music in history. As a result, Mr. […]
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