Op/Ed: He is Our President
November 8th, the least popular presidential candidate in modern history was elected my president. I had watched a campaign that was undeniably derogatory towards Muslims […]
The Dangers of Cholera in Haiti
When Hurricane Matthew swept through the Caribbean and up the U.S. East Coast from Florida to North Carolina it caused 15 billion dollars worth of […]
Op/Ed: Obama’s Legacy
On January 20, 2009, Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th President of the United States—the first African American to hold the office. His […]
Previewing the College Football Playoffs
On January 1, 2016, the second annual College Football Playoffs will begin. After another amazing and unforgettbale season, four teams remain in the fight for […]
Basketball’s Impact Off the Court
Basketball is so ingrained in Lick culture that sometimes it is easy to overlook how it brings the Lick community together, especially during the big game […]
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 […]
Racial Bias; Often Implicit, Always Preventable
With widespread media attention surrounding the explicit prejudice expressed by President-elect Trump and many of his supporters, clear and overt instances of racism have taken […]
Playlist of the Week: Gigi Torres
“I love music! All kinds of music. I love how it can lull you to sleep; make you feel happy when you are sad; give […]
Zine: A Reflection of Mass Incarceration in the United States
Below is the zine created by the PPP Intro to the Prison Industrial Complex class, taught by Marley Pierce. An article which goes into depth […]
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 […]
