The Top 10 Student Cities
As the school year comes to a close, seniors across the world will be packing their duffle bags and suitcases and heading off to the […]
Sterling, Silver, and the State of Racism in the NBA
Once hailed as the worst and least interesting professional team in the sports world, the Los Angeles Clippers found themselves all over the news in April. […]
Sage Wisdom from Boys Varsity Tennis Captains
Boys Varsity Tennis had a season for the record books after winning BCL for the first time in over 50 years. After going undefeated in […]
San Francisco’s Loss of He(art)
In late February, the SF Chronicle ran an article about the closing of George Krevsky Gallery, a staple in the San Francisco art scene for […]
Negative Inaction: the Cost of Ignoring Discrimination
You did not get rejected from your dream school because of affirmative action. You got rejected because you got rejected. “If I were black, I […]
Hamas-Fatah Agreement: A Steps Towards Peace?
In Palestine on April 23, a step was made towards peace as Hamas and Fatah, the two political groups that govern the Gaza Strip and […]
Bands at Lick Expand: Helen Keller Birthday Party
Loie Plautz ‘15 and Daniel Holtzman ‘17 are part of a new band started in February, called Helen Keller Birthday Party. They write all their […]
Student-Run Band at Lick: Space Among Many
This past week, Lick’s popular, self-run band, Space Among Many, spoke with the PT Online staff about their experience in music and how they came […]
The Third Team
We usually think of a high school sporting event consisting of two teams, each competing to the peak of their abilities for a chance to win. […]
Top Mexican Drug Lord “El Chapo” Captured
On February 22, Mexican Marines and police stormed into the Aenida del Mar Condo tower in Mazatlan. There, they captured the world’s most wanted drug […]
