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Elizabeth Cheng

Elizabeth Cheng, Opinion Editor

(she/her) Elizabeth is your favorite Opinion Editor! Sometimes, she wishes she could have a smooth, wrinkle-free brain. Her ideal scenario at any given time is having a picnic with fried chicken and boba. She likes editing for grammar,

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Alumnuns Anirudh Bhardradwaj, William Huang, senior Antone Jung, and junior David Lee competing in the National Science Bowl Finals in Washington D.C. Not pictured: seniors Sharon Zhu, Eric Shen.

Lynbrook wins 32nd National Science Bowl competition

August 27, 2022
Class of 2022 graduation ceremony

Class of 2022 graduation ceremony

June 5, 2022
Abortion has become an increasingly polarizing topic within the nation, making the decision of Roe v. Wade one of the most prominent ones in recent years.

What does the death of Roe v. Wade mean?

May 26, 2022
Lynbrook’s NBA predictions for 2022

Lynbrook’s NBA predictions for 2022

May 26, 2022
The eugenics movement, often with racist or ableist motivations, touted the concept that the human race could be improved by breeding out genetically “unfit” individuals.

California’s little-known history of eugenics

May 3, 2022
Chopped: Epic edition

Chopped: Epic edition

April 7, 2022
Angela Sun is currently the principal cellist of the San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra and the cellist of Quartet Cabaletta as a part of the organization Young Chamber Musicians.

Angela Sun’s cello journey

April 5, 2022
Euphoria raises awareness for drugs, sex, violence and mental health.

Euphoria: The fine line between raising awareness and glorification

March 8, 2022
Boys basketball wins quarterfinals CCS NorCal 2022

Boys basketball wins quarterfinals CCS NorCal 2022

March 2, 2022
There are differences in Lynbrook students’ perception and experience with sex, from choosing abstinence until marriage to embracing sexual experiences earlier on.

Let’s talk about sex, baby

February 1, 2022
Education administratives may change the math curriculum if proposals are approved.

New math guidelines bring integrated courses, not integrals

December 7, 2021
Commemorative bricks and tiles, located at the entrance of the football stadium and on the pool deck, can be purchased by members of the Lynbrook community to support the Athletic Boosters.

Commemorative bricks leave legacies

November 9, 2021
Breaks are important for students to focus during class and not be mentally absent.

[Photo] It is okay to be absent for your mental health

November 9, 2021
This is a map of traffic before and after school.

Traffic congestion before and after school

October 6, 2021
Homecoming: Freshman Skit 21-22

Homecoming: Freshman Skit 21-22

October 4, 2021
Lynbrook’s Class of 2021 will graduate in-person despite students being in remote learning for most of the year.

Class of 2021 will graduate in four separate ceremonies, in-person

May 26, 2021
Joomi Park looks forward to playing Division III golf at Occidental College.

Joomi Park swings her way to Occidental College

April 19, 2021
It is imperative that students be aware of staff members’ responsibility as mandated reporters for the wellbeing of themselves and their peers, in the case that they find themselves in such a harrowing situation.

What students should know about mandated reporting

March 17, 2021
My orange chicken looked nearly identical to Panda Express’!

Copycat recipe review: Panda Express’ orange chicken

February 3, 2021
El chocolate caliente: Mexican spiced hot chocolate.

A diverse array of hot chocolate and its best friends

December 9, 2020
Quarantine has given (from left to right) Vakkalanka, Chen and Sriram ample time to pursue new hobbies, which have helped them foster new skills and improve themselves as people.

Channels, circuits and characters: Students discover new passions in quarantine

November 4, 2020
Workers bag meals at the Cupertino High School cafeteria.

FUHSD extends free meal service to anyone under age 18, no questions asked

October 7, 2020
Advocacy through social media is not going to go away any time soon. By being careful to not spread misleading information, while still advocating for issues we care about, we can make social media a valuable tool to create a long lasting impact.

The rise of advocacy in social media

August 25, 2020

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