Ask Alaska: New Advice Columnists Greet the Student Body
Do YOU remember when we asked to hear your problems? Your issues? Your woes and worries that keep you up at night? Are you in […]
Confessions of a Paper Book Snob
In second grade, I would stop my mom from dog-earing the pages of my beloved books that we would read together before bed. Now, if […]
Oracle: Champions Find a Way!
In true Lick-Wilmerding High School spirit, the annual basketball event at the Golden State Warrior’s Oracle Arena kept fans and foes engaged with losses, wins, […]
The Muses an Inspiration for Women Singers
The Muses, an all-new, all-girl a capella group at Lick, is led by Jacqueline Blaska ’15, Eva Krukowski ’15 and Carly Steyer ’15. Their debut […]
Climate Change: Disproved by Snow?
In January, the coldest temperatures in almost 20 years swept across the Northern plains, Midwest, and East Coast, creating dangerous and even life-threatening conditions. Temperatures […]
The 26th Annual Festival of One Acts
Of the 31 entries to the One Acts this year, the six well-deserving winners were the plays “Acceptance,” “Moving In,” “Confessions of 3 Tree Valley,” […]
Pope Francis Wins Person of the Year
Time Magazine’s Person of the Year award is given to the individual Time’s writing staff believes had the most influence on the world during a […]
Another America’s Cup?
At first glance, the America’s Cup appeared to be a fun boating race on the San Francisco Bay. The truth, however, is that the event […]
Cheap Kits Make Programming Accessible for Kids
Boasting four kilobytes of RAM and a $666.66 price tag (roughly $2,750 in 2014 dollars, adjusted for inflation), the Apple-I home computer went on sale in […]
Sochi Olympics: Gay Rights Controversy
When you hear “Winter Olympics,” you probably think about snowboarding and ice-skating. However, you probably do not think about equal rights. Yet, that is what […]
