LAHS student NBA playoff predictions

By Adam Alfi, Tyler Elman, and Dominic Pellegrini|May 30, 2023

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Tyler Elman, Staff Writer

Yesterday, the varsity girls field hockey team lost 3–0 to Valley Christian High School in their first home game of the season.

Varsity field hockey loses first home game against Valley Christian

Cross country takes to a flying start at Lowell Invitational

Cross country takes to a flying start at Lowell Invitational

Varsity football loses against Capuchino during Friday home game

Varsity football loses against Capuchino during Friday home game

Sophomore Tiernan Braun aims to shoot a ball towards the goal. On Tuesday, September 5, the Los Altos High School varsity boys water polo team won their rivalry game against Mountain View High School 18–1 at home.

Varsity boys water polo wins rivalry game against Mountain View

Senior Kieran Harrison, representing the Los Altos High School varsity soccer team, shoots a goal during a home game.

Kieran Harrison commits to the University of Chicago for soccer

Members of the Los Altos High School slam poetry team with their coach; from left to right: English teacher and poetry slam team coach Carrie Shaffer, seniors Madi Tan and Angely Vargas, sophomore Kaiden Luis and junior Jen Palacios.

Poetry team slams through competitions and COVID-19

Los Altos High School choir does some sightseeing at Plaza de España in Seville, Spain; from left to right: seniors Manonmani Raffill and Abby
Chai, junior Vincent Arredondo, Kassandra Bowman, ’23, senior Ryan Tock, junior Alexandra Whann, senior Chengzhi Wang, juniors Trisha
Bhattacharyya and Mei Ozawa, senior Sofie Miao, junior Caesar Coca, Eva Martinez, ’23, junior Isa Baratoff, Milo Bogdanic, ’23 and seniors
Maddy Randall and Mal Weisfeld.

LAHS choir sings their way through a European summer

Taylor Swift column: Returning the scarf (Matilda’s Version)

Taylor Swift column: Returning the scarf (Matilda’s Version)

Since its inception, Disney villains have been archetypally crafted to fit racist or sexuality-based stereotypes.

Disney’s villains are all part of a story. Sometimes, a racist one.

The 1947 Western film “Angel and the Badman” is pictured next to A24’s 2019 “Midsommar.” Both films are symbolic of the genres the film industry leaned toward at the time.

How A24 is changing the film industry

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