Winter Sports Kick Off at LWHS
The Tigers are hitting the court and field in both basketball and soccer as winter sports kick off at Lick-Wilmerding High School. Boys’ Varsity Soccer, […]
Ye and Antisemitism: Where Do We Draw the Line?
What does it mean to separate art from an artist? What circumstances make humans more inclined to forgive what could be considered unforgivable mistakes? What […]
The Holiday: Why Bad Christmas Movies Can Be So Good
What is the appeal of bad Christmas movies? What makes cheesy love stories wrapped in green and red so unbelievably enjoyable? Despite their trite storylines […]
Youth Involvement in Elections After Vote16 Losses
Youth cannot currently vote, however, advocates have been fighting to lower the voting age to 16. In 2015, the Vote16 initiative in San Francisco began […]
Pandemic Puppies and Holiday Hounds: Who Let the Dogs Out?
As the holiday season rolls around, families flock to breeders and shelters, hoping to bring home a new pet. In the same fashion, many people […]
Architecture Program Built from the Ground Up
It’s 1989. Lick-Wilmerding High School does not have an official Architecture class, only a similar class called Drafting & Design. The previous teacher of the […]
Let’s Go, StuCo!
The Lick-Wilmerding High School Student Council (StuCo) provides a link between students, FacStaff and the administration. From spearheading Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives to […]
Rethinking Origins of Thanksgiving: Reflections on a National Holiday
In her book, “Viral Justice: How We Grow the World We Want,” author Ruha Benjamin calls for an examination of common sense assumptions and urges […]
Artistic Spaces Promote a San Francisco Renaissance
On the corner of 24th Street and Minnesota Street lies an old concrete warehouse that saved San Francisco’s art world. Given the unassuming exterior, it […]
