Playlist of the Week — Cate Warden
Cate Warden ’23 created this playlist with some fun and upbeat tunes inspired by the best sunset spot in Pacifica!
Cate Warden ’23 created this playlist with some fun and upbeat tunes inspired by the best sunset spot in Pacifica!
Tessa Fastiff ’24 finds studying is easiest when accompanied by music without words. She also enjoys the calming feeling offered by classical music, and has […]
Katrina Pehling ’23 considers themselves to be somewhat a connoisseur of the Naughty Aughts, and music is no exception. The objectively worse, the better. Feeling […]
This playlist, created by Anabel Harris ’24, is inspired by the beginning of autumn (Sept. 22). Anabel enjoys dancing, painting, reading, and crafting in her […]
As a child, Charlotte King ’24, grew up listening to her parents music taste and baking on Sunday mornings. Her childhood weekends were filled with […]
Keira Nakamura ’22, Noelle Pak ’22 and Kate Peterson ’22 created this playlist during an overnight trip on a boat. They included songs that commemorated […]
Naomi Taxay ’23 is the online editor for the Paper Tiger. She spent the majority of her summer up in the mountains listening to her […]
On September 17, 2026, Lick-Wilmerding High School’s Varsity Girls’ Flag Football team made history, taking the field for its first official game against University. In […]
On October 9, 2026, students from Lick-Wilmerding High School’s semester-long Zen in the Bay: A Holistic Exploration of Buddhist Meditation & Practice class took a […]
As the school year begins, the U.S History Seminar: Asian American Activism PPP has returned to Lick-Wilmerding with a new focus on turning the study […]
On July 17, 2026, Connie Chan, supervisor of District One on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, unveiled a legislative package containing two bills that […]
Under Marcos Hernandez’s leadership, following Kathleen Fazio’s departure, Lick-Wilmerding High School lunch is taking a new, exciting, still-delicious direction with the Flavors of Our Diversity […]
On August 26, 2026, the Bhotekoshi-Trishuli floods—Nepal’s deadliest recorded floods in history—submerged the Nepal-Tibet border due to a collapse of a major glacier from the […]