Playlist of the Week: Isabella Yin ’20
“I like to have a mix of genres, decades, and artists, otherwise I get bored of just listening to pop music. I listen to my […]
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.
Playlist of the Week: Jake Lennett ’17
“Like many folks, working out is part of my routine; I truly believe in the whole concept of ‘sound body sound mind.’ As many people […]
LWHS Student Body Organizes and Leads Schoolwide Walkout
During the afternoon of November 10th, Suzanne Shimek – Lick-Wilmerding English teacher – sent out an email to her senior students with a subject that […]
Playlist of the Week: Winter Dance Concert
This playlist is a mix of several songs from the Winter Dance Concert on December 2nd and 3rd! Of course, there are more songs, but […]
Spotlight Video: 11/21/16
Spotlight Ep. 4 from Kapp Singer on Vimeo.
Playlist of the Week: Daniel Holzman ’17
“I was planning on making an angry playlist in the spirit of the week, but when I sat down to do it I decided against […]
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 […]
Spotlight Video: 10/30/16
Spotlight Ep. 3: Halloween Edition from Kapp Singer on Vimeo.
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 […]
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