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The Student News Site of Lynbrook High School

the Epic

The Student News Site of Lynbrook High School

the Epic

The Student News Site of Lynbrook High School

the Epic

Holden Choi finds a career path in his passion for video games

Jenny Suh, Staffer January 29, 2025

As sophomore Holden Choi adjusts his headset, he stares at the screen where a medieval map shows completed missions, the progress bar loading before he dives into another match. The sounds of his rapid...

Products from each student business, including seasonal smoothies, tie dye shirts, and sugar scubs, hand sanitizers, and hand soaps.

Student businesses provide postsecondary training

Angelina Feng and Eileen Zhu December 9, 2024

From handcrafted soap bars to tie-dye shirts to homemade smoothies, students in the special education department build organization, creativity and problem-solving skills through their business ventures. Students...

Senior Jack Dang has curated
a YouTube channel featuring
his personal and business
journeys.

Turning life into a movie with Jack Dang

Robert Yu, Staffer December 9, 2024

Monitor and LED microphone in position, senior Jack Dang steadies his webcam in an RGB-lit room. After designing every step of his action plan and the culmination of countless hours, Dang was finally ready...

Anas Gadelrab and Shreyas Anand have found a passion in providing haircuts for their friends. Photos used with permission by Shreyas Anand and Anas Gadelrab.

Anas Gadelrab and Shreyas Anand finding joy in styling hair

Charlotte Bolay and Yvonne Wu December 9, 2024

Anas Gadelrab The smell of hair products pervades his senses as junior Anas Gadelrab works on his latest work: a low-taper fade. Each client he comes across is unique, meaning he must deploy his diverse...

The process of choosing the perfect book and delivering it to the student unfolds in three steps: the student fills out a questionnaire, a librarian finds a perfect match, and the book is given back with a handwritten note and festive wrapping.

The intricate art of book matchmaking

Erin Fitzpatrick, Staffer December 9, 2024

Twice a year, there is a tradition that brings books to students in a uniquely personal way. Working together, Students for Literacy Club officers and the school librarians create curated book packages...

Jason Wu grows passion and creativity through a side hustle

Brian Lee, Staffer November 14, 2024

A notification sounds as junior Jason Wu reaches for his phone. Nervous, he reads over the message slowly: “Could you build me a mechanical keyboard?” A wave of validation rushes through his body....

Chloe Chung strengthens connections through vinyl

Akash Anand, Staffer November 6, 2024

As she prepares the record player, junior Chloe Chung embeds herself into “Do I Wanna Know?” by the Arctic Monkeys, enhancing her listening experience through the booming quality coming from the...

MEX Magazine strives to make math memorable

MEX Magazine strives to make math memorable

Anushka Deshmukh, Staffer November 4, 2024

Sophomore Sophia Shi and junior Kevin Zhu, founders of MEX Magazine, type frantically, adding last-minute touch-ups to the third issue of their magazine. Though they have done this routine many times before,...

Little Libraries

Little libraries bring communities together, one book at a time

Claire Guo, Features Editor November 4, 2024

From far away, the neighborhood is unassuming: neat rows of manicured houses and sprawling trees narrowing to the horizon. However, upon closer inspection, this neighborhood is unique — walking up the...

Author Ellie Yang Camp tackles nuances of Asian American identity

Author Ellie Yang Camp tackles nuances of Asian American identity

Olivia Yuan, News Editor November 4, 2024

“This is not a how-to book or a book of complete answers,” author Ellie Yang Camp asserts in the introduction of “Louder than the Lies.” “This book is like a map in progress.” Reading...

Flying into junior Jennifer Sahil’s fantasy novel

Flying into junior Jennifer Sahil’s fantasy novel

Ethan Wong, Staffer November 4, 2024

In a world torn apart by war, conflict erupts between two kingdoms when one refuses to provide aid in dire times of need. As four young warriors fight an oppressive war in hopes of controlling their own...

Aidan Chen’s journey into 3D art and cinematography

Cecilia Wu, Staffer November 4, 2024

Junior Aidan Chen sat in his room, scrolling through his YouTube homepage, when a video thumbnail caught his eye — an empty yellow corridor with an abnormal grainy entity. Intrigued, he clicked on the...