March Madness: Pac-12 Preview
It’s that time: March Madness. The four day hiatus of college basketball, the hiatus when Lick-students, teachers, and staff scramble to fill out their March […]
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Neko Atsume
Dogs are great. I love dogs. But cats were always an enigma to me, creatures that never piqued my interest despite being one of the […]
Lord Stanley: Russian Hill’s Newest Restaurant
Located on Polk street in Russian Hill, Lord Stanley serves European-inspired fare with a California ethos. This intimate, 40-seat restaurant emphasizes local and in-season produce, […]
PT Online in Conversation: Black Student Union
Watch the BSU President Shevann Stueben ’16 and Community Networker Maiyio Taylor-Jackson ’17 reflect on BSU’s efforts and hope for their club in the future.
PT Online in Conversation: Gender Sexuality Awareness Club
Watch GSA leaders Annika Salmi ’17, Eddie Baker ’16, Samuel Berston ’16 and Kate Chaloemtiarana ’16 discuss their plans and hopes for the future of […]
“On Arts”: Public Purpose Program –Lauren Hall and Christina Perry
Lauren Hall started helping with the 826 Valencia college scholarship program in 2005, two years after the first scholarship had been awarded. When the first […]
We All Looked Up Book Review
I must confess, I read this book because I liked the cover. I felt hopeless in my search to find a book worth my time […]
The Bay Area Welcomes Super Bowl 50
Super Bowl 50 is coming to the Bay Area! Danielle DeLancey currently works for the Super Bowl Host Committee as the VP and Chief of […]
The Hateful Eight Movie Review
On December 25th, 2015 the Hateful Eight, directed by Quentin Tarantino, was released. Set four, five or maybe six years after the Civil War, this […]
PT Online in Conversation: Muses, Feminist A Capella Group
Watch Muses seniors Isabel Povey ’16, Clara Liang ’16, and Anna Young ’16 give you insight into the Muses, an all-female a capella group that […]
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