Cam Roberts, Sports Editor
January 17, 2020 • No Comments
When January hits at GLHS, many things come to the students minds. Getting over Christmas and winter break, heading into the new year, but most importantly, basketball season is in full swing. The team has a star-studded roster this 2019-20 season, with multiple returning starters to compliment. The boys have been in the gym and weight room since the summertime and have shown nothing but promise. The hype around this year’s team has been floating about since school started, and it is visible inside the gym on every game day. The team consists of a strong starting five: Senior Jared Houghton, Junior Devan Wilson, Sophomore Isiah...
Illustration by Hannah Perri
Fans remember Kobe Bryant for his contributions off and on the court.
Cam Roberts, Sports Editor
February 28, 2020 • No Comments
Earlier this year, a tragic helicopter accident occurred in the hills of Calabasas, California resulting in the death of nine beautiful souls. Two of these passengers made national headlines and silenced a nation within minutes: 41 year old Legendary NBA player Kobe Bryant, as well as his 13 year old daughter, Gianna, had passed away. Kobe and Gianna are survived by loving wife and mother Vanessa Bryant as well as their three other girls, Natalia(17), Bianka(4), and Capri(7 Mo.). Kobe was not only a hero on the court, but also inspired those who came before and after him to keep pushing. His “Mamba Mentality” and will power to break barriers and give nothing less than all of yourself into your craft and everyday life was a global inspiration. According to multiple major news sources such as the New York Times, the...
Illustration by Rilee Lonberger
Written in 1903, "The Call of The Wild" sold 10,000 copies in its first 24 hours of being published. The book is also considered one of the most popular novels ever written by an American author.
Rilee Lonberger, Feature Editor
February 25, 2020
The classic story that was written over a hundred years ago about a dog accepting his true nature and turning wild has finally received a new, more modern movie adaptation with a new CGI (computer-generated imagery) animated dog to go with it. The new “The Call of the Wild” movie retells the classic story about the once domesticated dog Buck and his journey that eventually leads him to the unknown wilderness. While the core story of the book is followed in the movie, many details and side stories were never explored in the new adaptation. However, this can be expected as it is difficult to fit a whole entire book into an hour and a half movie. The skipping of parts is first prevalent at the beginning of the movie, as it glosses over what makes up a pretty big chunk of the original book. After the main dog, Buck, is captured...
March 3, 2020
Many people believed that the 2020 Halftime show was not family-friendly. This is...
Valentine’s Day: Commercialism Nightmare?
March 3, 2020
The excitement of December holidays is over, so now what? After Christmas and the...
January 13, 2020
Facebook? Instagram? Twitter? All of these platforms have one major thing in common:...
As a student, have you ever experienced learned helplessness?
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