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Former Monta Vista High School assistant principal Janice Chen took office as the new principal on July 1 following former principal Maria Jackson’s retirement.

New principal Janice Chen prepares for her Viking journey

National Honors Society members test knowledge on Japanase language, cultural traditions, history and society in 33rd National Japan Bowl held in Washington D.C. Photos used with permission from Japan-America Society of Washington D.C. and Japanese Honors Society.

Japan Bowl teams achieve best performance in Lynbrook history

Notable events include Cardiomed Club's annual dissection hosted in collaboration with Surgery Interest Club, the Cupertino Whole Foods shutting down due to a rat infestation, Harvard sueing the Trump Administration and the new pope, Pope Leo XIV. Top left: photo used with permission from Ilan Garcia.
Top right: photo used with permission from Wikimedia Commons. Bottom left: Photo used with permission from Wikimedia Commons. Bottom right: Photo used with permission from Wikimedia Commons.

Campus, community and world events

Lynbrook Legends are selected based on impact and achievements accomplished within their respective fields or in supporting the community. Photo by Irene Hwang.

New Lynbrook Legends program celebrates distinguished alumni

FUHSD plans to implement a district-wide phone ban policy that will restrict usage of smartphones during instructional periods, including class time and tutorials. Cell phones will be allowed during brunch and lunch, or during emergency circumstances with permission from a staff member. Photo by Brian Lee.

FUHSD bans phones during class time for the 2025-26 school year

2024-25 Senior Columns

2024-25 Senior Columns

It’s September 11, 2018.

One thousand. The biblical number of prosperity, the number of years in a millennium, and the number that signifies a remarkable milestone.

A fresh sheet of square paper

Just past midnight, my house is deafeningly quiet.

On soup and stories

Shakespeare’s “Sonnet 73,” one out of the 154 the Bard published in 1609, deals with themes of love and aging, yet one word of this sonnet in particular catches my eye. Graphic illustrations by by Gary Pan, Qianzi Loo, Alyssa Wang and Vidushi Upadhyay.

As after sunset fadeth in the west

2024-25 Senior Columns

2024-25 Senior Columns

It’s September 11, 2018.

One thousand. The biblical number of prosperity, the number of years in a millennium, and the number that signifies a remarkable milestone.

A fresh sheet of square paper

Just past midnight, my house is deafeningly quiet.

On soup and stories

Shakespeare’s “Sonnet 73,” one out of the 154 the Bard published in 1609, deals with themes of love and aging, yet one word of this sonnet in particular catches my eye. Graphic illustrations by by Gary Pan, Qianzi Loo, Alyssa Wang and Vidushi Upadhyay.

As after sunset fadeth in the west

With legal immigration pathways narrowing and deportations without due process rising nationwide, it has become more important than ever for students and school communities to be educated on their rights and protections. Photo by Qianzi Loo. Graphic illustration by Maddy Chang

Editorial: Building safety and awareness around student immigrant rights

Lack of awareness around the prevalence of digital misinformation affects students in the digital age. To combat these concerns, student engagement in media literacy and responsible journalism should be prioritized within schools.

Editorial: Media literacy in and out of FUHSD classrooms

Students actively engage in discussions and group activities in their Ethnic Studies class.

Editorial: Federal education cuts threaten ethnic studies programs

In a district wide effort to address student mental health issues, Lynbrook plans to launch a future mental wellness center, preceded by a monthly prototype launching in May.

Future wellness center is a step toward aiding student mental health

Student petitions are an important way of bringing attention to school issues, but the line between serious and counterproductive petitions must be drawn. Graphic illustration by Charlotte Bolay and Crystal Zhu

Editorial: The power of petitions in student advocacy

Truly Fresh, a nonprofit started by junior Xara Aman, targets produce waste by collecting excessive fruits in neighborhoods around the Bay Area, and donates them to West Valley Community services.

TrulyFresh offers fresh solutions to food waste in homes

Assistant Principal Kimberlee Morgan is seated at her desk in the office. She takes on the responsibilities of counseling and student services.

Kimberlee Morgan trades the classroom for the office

Sruthi Chetput keeps tradition in motion

Sruthi Chetput keeps tradition in motion

Vishnu Sankaran joins inclusivity and sports

Vishnu Sankaran joins inclusivity and sports

Hrithikesh Kotha challenges himself through music

Hrithikesh Kotha challenges himself through music

Sruthi Chetput keeps tradition in motion

Sruthi Chetput keeps tradition in motion

Vishnu Sankaran joins inclusivity and sports

Vishnu Sankaran joins inclusivity and sports

Hrithikesh Kotha challenges himself through music

Hrithikesh Kotha challenges himself through music

Photos by Lilly Wu. (Lilly Wu)Graphic illustration by Claire Guo. (Claire Guo)

Claire Hsu bakes it up

Jayden Yang makes waves through water polo

Whether through panic-buying or an
uptick in lipstick sales, the American
shopping cart can reveal much about
the state of our economy during
economic hardship. Photos used with permission under Creative Commons license.

Tracking consumer and marketing changes over the recessions

Catholicism, one of the largest branches of Christianity, remains one of the most influential religions in the U.S. today. It has impacted on schools, healthcare, policies and national traditions.

Catholicism intersects with American culture

Aside from the hefty expense of a seat, space tourism also comes with another astronomical price tag: environmental sustainability.

The environmental price of reaching for the stars

San José and
the larger San Francisco
Bay Area are home
to a variety of native
species such as the
California poppy, owl’s
clover and lupine.

The Bay Area’s complex web of native and invasive wildlife

The three branches of government within the Constitution — the judicial, executive and legislative — were crafted to avoid a crisis in the system of checks and balances that prevents one branch from overpowering another.

The possibility of a constitutional crisis in our perfect union

Through personal growth, perseverance and prioritizing their overall health, students have built stronger teams and become stronger individuals. Graphic illlustration by Anna Cen.

Student athletes persevere through injuries, bad weather and stress

Coaches and students play basketball with Zone 6. Photos used with permission from Zone 6. Graphic illustration by Anna Cen.

Zone 6 coaches confidence one drill at a time

Anika Khanna at the 2025 Gator Cup. Michael and Michele Myers practicing. Photos used with permission from USA Archery and Michael and Michele Myers. Graphic illustration by Anna Cen.

Anika Khanna, Michael Myers and Michele Myers find their next target

Track athletes from different high schools leap over hurdles while bounding toward the finish line. Photo by Akash Anand. Graphic illustration by Anna Cen

Setting track athletes up for success

Athletes, from high school and college, are able to use their popularity and skill for profit through different sponsorships. Graphic Illustration by Amanda Jin.

Name, image and likeness are reshaping the culture of athletics

Truly Fresh, a nonprofit started by junior Xara Aman, targets produce waste by collecting excessive fruits in neighborhoods around the Bay Area, and donates them to West Valley Community services.

TrulyFresh offers fresh solutions to food waste in homes

Assistant Principal Kimberlee Morgan is seated at her desk in the office. She takes on the responsibilities of counseling and student services.

Kimberlee Morgan trades the classroom for the office

Former Monta Vista High School assistant principal Janice Chen took office as the new principal on July 1 following former principal Maria Jackson’s retirement.

New principal Janice Chen prepares for her Viking journey

View the full photo gallery at the link in our bio or at bit.ly/gradphotos25.

Class of 2025 graduation ceremony

View the full photo gallery at the link in our bio or at bit.ly/sprom25.

Senior Prom 2025: Rewrite the Stars

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/gradphotos25.

Class of 2025 graduation ceremony

View the full photo gallery at the link in our bio or at bit.ly/sprom25.

Senior Prom 2025: Rewrite the Stars

Farewell Rally 2025

View the full photo gallery at the link in our bio or at bit.ly/spromfashionshow2025

Senior Prom Fashion Show 2025

View the full photo gallery at the link in our bio or at bit.ly/2025silsilayfashionshow.

Silsilay Fashion Show 2025

Behind the live performances of ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ (ft. Studio 74 and Lynbrook music department)

Behind the live performances of ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ (ft. Studio 74 and Lynbrook music department)

Unwrapping holiday memories

Plucking heartstrings with Lynbrook students’ favorite love songs

Silsilay connects communities across the bay

Teachers take on brain rot terms

Epic staffers Amanda Jin and Irene Hwang give their opinions on the 2025 Oscars nominations. Graphic illustrations by Olivia Tu.

From Anora to Emilia Perez: Our opinions on the 2025 Oscars

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

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