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 […]
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Playlist of the Week: Laurel Nathanson
“I missed my calling, for I was born with a tremendous inability to hold a note. My dreams as a singer songwriter were shattered early […]
Fall Play Preview
Playbill for the Ehrer Theater By Zelda Perkins The Diary of Anne Frank Play by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett based upon Anne Frank: The […]
Zai Divecha: Metalworker and Lick ’06 Alum
For this week’s LitMag interview, we interviewed Zai Divecha, designer, metalworker and owner of Elektra Steel (and an ‘06 LW alum!). As Elektra Steel’s website […]
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.
NFL Podcast: Looking at the Second Half of the Season
Ryan Kimball and George Dicke, two seniors at Lick-Wilmerding High School, return to preview the second half of an exciting NFL Season. Is Chip Kelly […]
How to Cast Your 2016 Vote in San Francisco
In 2012, only 53.6% of America’s eligible voters turned out to vote in the presidential election. By an international standard, this is an abysmally low […]
Playlist of the Week: Goranka Poljak-Hoy
“October! Days are shorter. Chill is in the air. The trees shimmer intense yellow, orange and purple. I long for the smell of quince and for a place that […]
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