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Candidates vie for city, state and national seats in elections

Candidates vie for city, state and national seats in elections

Westgate Costco approved amid community backlash

Westgate Costco approved amid community backlash

The new FUHSD area trustee map will be used for the first time this year as the elections in Trustee Areas 2 and 5 unfold.

Four candidates run in first FUHSD by-area trustee election

Webinar provides parents with guide to alleviating student stress

Webinar provides parents with guide to alleviating student stress

Top left: Lynbrook received a National Blue Ribbon School Award on Sept. 23. Top right: A late-night house fire that broke out in West San Jose on Oct. 17 was fully extinguished by 4 a.m. Bottom left: An overhead shot of Hurricane Milton, which swept Florida on Oct. 7. Bottom right: Cuba's Antonio Gueritas Power Plant failed on Oct. 18, causing widespread collapses of the power grid nationwide.

Campus, community and world events

Students share their perspectives on the 2024 election

Students share their perspectives on the 2024 election

The disconnect between media detoxing and reality

The disconnect between media detoxing and reality

Moving west, east and west again

Moving west, east and west again

Stopping the legacy of inequity in college admissions

Stopping the legacy of inequity in college admissions

Editorial: Initiating safer traffic practices around campus

Editorial: Initiating safer traffic practices around campus

Moving west, east and west again

Moving west, east and west again

Looking back and moving forward

Looking back and moving forward

Touch, taste, sight and smell in a digital world

Touch, taste, sight and smell in a digital world

“What do you want to be when you grow up?”

Atoms or Aristotle?

I thought I wanted to be a romantic — or even a communist — after indulging in the passionate, Marxist-inspired writing of Sally Rooney.

Reading between the lines

Editorial: Initiating safer traffic practices around campus

Editorial: Initiating safer traffic practices around campus

Editorial: Schoolwide phone policy should assist responsible usage

Editorial: Schoolwide phone policy should assist responsible usage

The recent influx of "test flu" has led to absences on test days, disrupting the learning environment and delaying teacher schedules.

Editorial: Fighting the newest outbreak: test flu

At the FUHSD Earth Day Event, students taught one another about environmental and health literacy and emphasized campus sustainability.

Editorial: Campus sustainability should not stop with students

When making decisions, there are many factors that class officers may consider that other students may not realize.

Editorial: The importance of empathy for class officers

MEX Magazine strives to make math memorable

MEX Magazine strives to make math memorable

Little Libraries

Little libraries bring communities together, one book at a time

Author Ellie Yang Camp tackles nuances of Asian American identity

Author Ellie Yang Camp tackles nuances of Asian American identity

Flying into junior Jennifer Sahil’s fantasy novel

Flying into junior Jennifer Sahil’s fantasy novel

Aidan Chen’s journey into 3D art and cinematography

Phoebe Tang pursues engineering passions with Funky Monkeys robotics team

Phoebe Tang pursues engineering passions with Funky Monkeys robotics team

Graphic illustration by Chelsea Lee. (Olivia Yuan)

Communities built out of books

Graphic illustration by Chelsea Lee. (David Zhu)

Xara Aman’s journey of growth

Graphic illustration by Chelsea Lee. (Yvonne Wu)

Building resilience through basketball

Graphic illustration by Chelsea Lee.

Building passions with Manav Choudhary

This is the poster in room 22 of Dilworth Elementary School that sparked controversy over the inclusion of gender identity in elementary school curriculum.

Curriculum Integrity petitions against gender identity in TK classrooms

Lynbrook students and teachers use their hair to strengthen their identity, self-expression and culture, embracing different textures, colors and religious expressions.

Styling personal identity and expression through hair

Rising temperatures in early October have reached record-breaking numbers of 106 degrees Fahrenheit in San José, corresponding to global temperature trends.

Sweltering heat waves make their way through the Bay Area

Thirteenth Amendment is often seen as a law that completely abolished slavery, yet a loophole remains: allowing slavery to remain legal as a form of punishment.

The Exception in the 13th Amendment and the unseen legacy of slavery

San Jose and Cupertino have sister city connections around the world, including Dublin, Ireland; Ektarinaberg,
Russia; Bhubaneswar, India and Okayama, Japan.

Linking the globe through the sister cities program

Graphic illustration by Anna Cen and Maddy Chang. Photo by Gary Pan.

The Athetic Senate shines a spotlight on school sports

Photo by Amanda Jin.

Interns shape the future of sports medicine

Graphic illustration by Taek Kim. Used with permission by Selen Turkoz.

Selen Turkoz saddles up for success in equestrian

Graphic illustration by Akash Anand. Photo by Amanda Jin.

Importance of sports fundraisers for community causes

Esther Kwan does a flying kick in her red and gold Kung-Fu uniform. Photo by Crystal Zhu and graphic illustration by Inaaya Yousuf.

Junior Esther Kwan kicks her way to international gold

Graphic Illustration by Rebecca Cai

Coldplay’s “Moon Music” creates memorable soundscapes

Graphic Illustration by Rohan Kakhandi, Isabella Chiu, Yvonne Wu

Exploring Halloween across the globe

Graphic by Meadow Shen

Top 10 Frightful Flicks to binge this Halloween

View the full photo gallery at the link in our bio or at bit.ly/indlunchshow24.

InDesign Lunch Fashion Show 2024

Homecoming: Dance 24-25

Homecoming: Dance 24-25

Tug, not tackle: Students and staff on girls flag football in Viking athletics

Tug, not tackle: Students and staff on girls flag football in Viking athletics

Approaching 60 years of history: Lynbrook back in the day

Approaching 60 years of history: Lynbrook back in the day

Nostalgic memories, since 2010

Nostalgic memories, since 2010

Vertigo and La Pluma Open Mic

Vertigo and La Pluma Open Mic

Students gathered in the parking lot on March 29 for ASB's first school-sanctioned celebration of Holi.

Adding a little color with Holi

Gaming the system

Gaming the system

Lost in translation.

Lost in translation.

View the full photo gallery at the link in our bio or at bit.ly/indlunchshow24.

InDesign Lunch Fashion Show 2024

Homecoming: Dance 24-25

Homecoming: Dance 24-25

View the full photo gallery at the link in our bio or at bit.ly/epicseniorhoco24.

Homecoming: Senior Skit 24-25

View the full photo gallery at the link in our bio or at bit.ly/epicjuniorhoco24.

Homecoming: Junior Skit 24-25

Homecoming: Sophomore Skit 24-25

Homecoming: Sophomore Skit 24-25

Women who inspire Lynbrook

Women who inspire Lynbrook

Being firefighters, since 1986

Being firefighters, since 1986

Graphic illustration by Gray Pan.

Freshmen and Sophomores battle in the first ever Underclassmen Showdown

Graphic illustration by Yvonne Wu.

Celebrating the year of the dragon: Lunar New Year 2024

Celebrating the year of the dragon: Lunar New Year 2024

Graphic Illustration by Amanda Jin, Alexandra Wu and David Zhu.

Behind the runway

Formula 1: Pit lane Talk

Formula 1: Pit lane Talk

Graphic Illustration by Daeun Chung

College mythbusting with Mr. Roy

Don’t judge a book by its cover: the shortcomings of banning books

Don’t judge a book by its cover: the shortcomings of banning books

the Epic’s predictions for Super Bowl LVII

the Epic’s predictions for Super Bowl LVII

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