2017 NBA-All Star Returns to New Orleans
The NBA All-Star game has been an annual basketball tradition since 1951, but in 2017 there was a real risk that the famous event would […]
Oscar’s Move Towards Diversity Almost Gets Cancelled
On February 26th, 2017, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences held the 89th annual Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. […]
Why Trudeau Supports the Keystone Pipeline
To understand Justin Trudeau, Canada’s 23rd Prime Minister, one must understand Canada’s own plights under his father, Pierre Trudeau. Pierre Trudeau accomplished a lot as […]
Advanced Jazz Combo: A Force of Creativity
Tucked away in the corner of the senior section, Sam Watson ’17 is furiously typing on his clunky Asus computer. One would expect a busy […]
Benny Gold: San Francisco-based Designer
Few people have played the active role that Benny Gold has played in spearheading San Francisco’s advancement as an art and design town. Over the […]
A Guide to New Courses for the 2017-18 School Year
Check your course catalogue for the complete list of courses that will be offered in 2017-2018. Below, we list only the new courses added to […]
Field Trip to Angel Island: Witnessing the Hardships of Immigration
On Sunday March 19th, a group of 14 students from Dr. Catherine Fung’s Ethnic Studies Through Literature class and Eileen O’Kane’s Immigration History class took a field […]
The Future of Journalism
The New York Times saw their 2016 profits drop nine million dollars adjusted for operating costs, a decline of almost 20%. The Wall Street Journal […]
Journalism Under the Trump Administration
Over the course of his 2016 presidential campaign and now as president, Donald Trump has time and again brashly demonstrated his dislike of the media […]
Little Shop of Horrors Preview
It’s that time of year when Lick-Wilmerding hosts the spring theatre production, and 2017’s musical opens tomorrow, Thursday, March 30! This year, the Lick theatre […]
