Playlist of the Week: Ben Harris ’19
“I’m truly blessed to have the first Playlist of the Week honors. I just want to thank all my loyal fans and Loic for the […]
Category: ONLINE EXCLUSIVES
Yes Trump Could Actually Win
If the Presidential election were held today, the results would be a tossup. Looking at the RealClearPolitics poll average, an average of all recent high […]
Hurricane Hermine Review
Category One Hurricane Hermine, the fourth of this 2016 season, was the first to make landfall on Florida in 10 years. The hurricane was first […]
Neighborhood Guide: Dogpatch
Surrounded by busy highways and industrial warehouses, Dogpatch serves as a sunny oasis for neighborhood locals as well as foodies and design-lovers in search of […]
Matt Allard: Photographer and Instagram Enthusiast
Questions asked by Audrey Kalman, article composed by Liv Jenks. For the inaugural installment of the LitMag’s new bi-weekly interview series hosted by the Paper […]
NFL Podcast: A Preview of the Upcoming Season
George Dicke and Ryan Kimball, high school seniors at Lick-Wilmerding High School, preview the NFL season. They delve into their thoughts on the 49ers and […]
Spotlight Video: 9/12/16
Spotlight Ep. 1 from Kapp Singer on Vimeo. Nate and Gavin Pola
Spring Sports Update
Led by seniors Brandon Balladares, Dixon Layton, Justin Robinson, Andres Sobalvarro, and Marcus Veal, the Varsity Boys Baseball team has launched into the 2016 season […]
LWHS Dance Concert 2016 Promo
“When people visualize the dance program they see people just laughing and having fun and I really wanted to capture that for the dance promo […]
Independent Study Series: Maya Levin Investigates Forensic Pathology
PT Online: Can you tell me a little bit about what you’re focusing on in your independent study, do you have a central question or […]
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