Playlist of the Week: Sutter Morris ’18
“I just chose a bunch of random songs that I enjoy listening to. I really like Jesus of Suburbia by Green Day because it has […]
Maira Kalman: Exemplary New Yorker
Maira Kalman was born in Tel Aviv, but emigrated with her family to New York at the young age of four and has remained in […]
Playlist of the Week: Marley Pierce and Alan Wesson
“In no particular order these are the songs we play most frequently in our office. They range from tunes aimed at forcing us to be […]
NCS Finals: Lick Tigers vs. St. Patrick-St. Vincent Game Tying Shot
It’s been a wild season for the Boys basketball team. From a strong start to a disappointing Oracle, the Tigers came back and won the […]
Spotlight Video: 2/27/17
Spotlight Ep. 5 from Kapp Singer on Vimeo.
A Spotlight on the English Department
Lick’s English Department is renowned for its focus on empowering reading, writing, and critical thinking, the diversity of the literary and cultural voices included in […]
Trump’s Appointees Biographized
Rience Priebus, Chief of Staff: President Donald Trump has designated Reinhold (Rience) Priebus as the White House Chief of Staff. Priebus, the former chairman of […]
With Echo-Amazon’s Alexa does your Bidding
January 6, 2017, Las Vegas, Nevada: At the annual Consumer Electronics Show, high ranking members of the tech industry were starry eyed and buzzing about […]
Patriots Win a Super Bowl for the Ages
In arguably the most improbable comeback of all time, Tom Brady and the New England Patriots hoisted their h Lombardi Trophy on Super Bowl Sunday. […]
Understanding the Effects of Race on Bay Area High Schools
Though San Francisco is a largely progressive city, it certainly is not exempt from the racial issues plaguing contemporary America. These problems are especially apparent […]
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