Avengers: Endgame Brings Fitting Conclusion
Marvel Studios delivered a monumental conclusion to their Avengers franchise and the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s (MCU) longest and most star-studded movie made waves across the […]
SF Film Festival Features Up-and-Coming Female Directors
The San Francisco Film Festival celebrated its 62nd festival on April 10th to April 29th, honoring new and emerging filmmakers, and this year, highlighting the […]
Circus, Salsas, & Search and Rescue: The Serendipitous Journey of Molly French
You might know Molly French as the person you email when you are sick or running late. You might know her for the lively music […]
Tech Corporations Bid Adieu to the Beloved Power Vest
It’s not you, it’s your carbon emissions. Silicon Valley bros recently got dumped by their favorite clothing retailer, Patagonia. It remains to be seen whether […]
OpEd: March for Our Lives Will Define a Generation
Right now is a watershed moment in American history. Even if it fails to change a single gun policy in the United States, the March […]
To Keep and Bear Arms: America’s Oldest and Newest Right
Depending on who you ask, the individual right to bear arms may date back to as long ago as 872 A.D., or as recently as […]
New Track and Field Program Works to Ease Performance Anxiety
It is no secret that students at rigorous institutions like Lick experience academic stress. Less obvious, however, is that those same anxieties often appear in […]
Playlist of the Week – Joseph Woldemichael
This week’s playlist is from senior Joseph Woldemichael. His playlist is a mix of older beats and more contemporary songs, including artists such as Kenrick […]
