Low Price, High Cost: The Ethical Downfall of the Fashion Industry
Each 9.99 dollar top bought at Forever21 or H&M contributes to the three trillion-dollar industry known as fast fashion. These brands attempt to capture all […]
Overuse of Social Media Divides Teenagers
A new addiction threatens our way of life: social media. At Lick, as students gather at Caf tables, they seem to be glued to their […]
Chinese Gaokao Makes American SAT Look Easy
High school can be stressful academically, and in China in particular, the pressure for academic high schoolers to get accepted into university is overwhelming. While […]
Charges of Voter Suppression Overshadows Georgia Governor Race
In the 2018 midterm elections, Brian Kemp, who at the time was serving as Secretary of State, was elected governor of Georgia after a contentious […]
New Lick Colors Are Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow — That’s UNO
As UNO cards are passed around the circular table in the Center, the usually calm, laid-back environment becomes tense with anticipation. The red, green, blue, […]
Playlist of the Week – Toby Taylor-Cohen
Tobias Taylor-Cohen ’20 is an eccentric, fun and iconic junior at Lick-Wilmerding High School. He loves to skateboard and write music, and if he ever […]
Playlist of the Week – Christy Yee
This week’s playlist comes from Christy Yee ’21, an adventurous, music-loving sophomore. She enjoys listening to many types of music, but her favorite genres […]
Wildfires, Climate Change and Our Communal Responsibility
154,000 acres burned. 14,000 homes destroyed. 88 lives stolen. These are just a few of the tragic statistics from November’s Camp Fire, the deadliest and most […]
Spotlight #4: Thanksgiving Edition
Gavin is back at the helm. Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
Playlist of the Week – Chloe Davis and Abby Amlesom
Chloe Davis ‘20 and Abby Amlesom ‘19 teamed up to bring you this week’s Playlist of the Week. Davis describes this playlist as a collection […]
