Playlist of the Week – AJ Naser
This weeks playlist is by junior AJ who is a member of the Paper Tiger.
Reimagining Grading at LWHS
How much do grades influence our motivation to learn? Do they enhance or take away from the learning experience? And how can Lick-Wilmerding High School […]
Playlist of the Week – Women’s History Month
This is a playlist of songs about women’s empowerment designed for women’s history month.
Are Literary Classics Still Relevant in High School Curriculums?
To read or not to read? Within the past few years, high school English teachers across the country have asked this question amidst debate over […]
SF Seeks Downtown Revitalization as a Solution to Budget Deficits
When the COVID pandemic in 2020 encouraged working from home, various companies embraced this style of working. The San Francisco Downtown area, once a hub […]
Complaints Pour in After Bay Area Flooding
In a matter of days, California, which has endured years of extreme drought, was hit by severe storms causing devastating flooding. San Francisco Assessor-Recorder Joaquín […]
Affirmative Action Under Attack
As college admissions roll out, one decision is still yet to come. Five months ago, The US Supreme Court heard Students for Fair Admissions Inc. […]
The Paradox of Horror Movies
Despite all of our natural self-preservation instincts, humans find pleasure in fear. We watch scary movies in the dark on Halloween and wait for hours […]
Playlist of the Week – Eric Ho
This weeks playlist is by junior Eric, “Interstate-280 is a collection of songs that I listen to while commuting. Most of the songs are indie […]
Pressure Increases on Food Banks due to Post-Pandemic Pricing
Last year, supermarket food prices across the country rose by 13.5%, causing over 34 million people and 900,000 Bay Area residents already struggling with food […]
