Louisa Rich-Gayko, Staff Writer
Louisa Rich-Gayko (class of 2028) is a sophomore at Carlmont High School in her first year of journalism. She is passionate about discovering new stories while hopefully traveling to different countries. Outside school, you can see her playing soccer with friends, baking, and binge-watching Netflix.
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A student sits on their phone, eager to get back to their pile of homework and waiting to finish the three hours of volunteering they are doing for something they couldn't care less about.
That student...
Forget everything your teachers have told you and stop studying right now for your Advanced Placement (AP) exam. If you really want to succeed this year on your test, throw away your flashcards, review...
“Tick, tick, tick, tick.”
I stare up at the clock during fourth period, impatiently waiting for it to be 12:14 p.m. so I can leave the learning behind for 45 minutes and enjoy some time catching...
When I was 7 years old, watching a Stanford football game with my dad, I saw an opposing player get hurt and had to be taken off the field for medical treatment. I cried because I felt terrible for him,...
"Ding!" my phone buzzes in my pocket, and even though I am at a formal dinner with my family, I discreetly pull my phone out of my pocket and check it to see if anyone has texted me.
"Shoot, my friend...
Growing up surrounded by other queer people, Sahana James realized at a young age that she was bisexual. Unlike many others, there was no defining moment when she realized she liked girls; it had always...
Every year, as temperatures drop and the days get shorter, students begin to dread the upcoming months, desperate to make it to spring again.
Conversations fill with complaints about the cold, darkness,...
The Carlmont Scots varsity soccer team beat the Alisal Trojans 2-0 at home on Dec. 10.
Both teams played well throughout the entire match, with high intensity and good teamwork. But going into the second...
The salty wind whips the sails of the boat, making them snap in rhythm with the rush of the waves. The boat tilts hard to one side, slicing forward and threatening to tip over, as the crew fights to keep...
The Carlmont Scots varsity football team fell to the Burlingame Panthers 34-0 at the Homecoming football game on Oct. 17.
The Panthers went up 14-0 in the first half and did not give up their shutout...
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