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The Student News Site of Lynbrook High School

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The Student News Site of Lynbrook High School

the Epic

The Student News Site of Lynbrook High School

the Epic

Recent events to note include Octagon Club's annual food drive, the newly approved Cupertino Mary Avenue Villas housing project, the Environmental Protection Agency's repeal and the death of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, the most-wanted cartel boss in Mexico.
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Campus, community and world events

Eunice Leung, Staffer March 2, 2026

School: In a continuation of their annual donation drives, Octagon Club is organizing their first-ever food donation drive from March 1 to March 23. Previously, the club gathered items such as clothing;...

A hiking trail dotted with shrubs and various plants — one of the many such open space preserves that exist throughout the Bay Area. Local citizens should support conservation efforts through volunteering, financially, or otherwise, to preserve the Bay Area's natural wonders and as well as for recreational purposes.

Building bridges for better conservation

Alyssa Wang, Editor in Chief April 10, 2023

The Bay Area is home to many unique and beautiful ecosystems that are essential to the well-being of the environment and its inhabitants. However, human threats such as pollution and deforestation have...

From landing the first man on the moon to searching for life on other planets, space exploration has always been a symbol of America’s international economic and scientific dominance.

Space tourism lifts off, leaving Earth behind

Neha Ayyer, In-Depth Editor December 12, 2022

From landing the first man on the moon to searching for life on other planets, space exploration has always been a symbol of America’s international economic and scientific dominance. Although space...

"Everything concerning climate is really urgent. Faster is better, but it is not
always achievable without large funding." - Ken Davies, Climate Smart San Jose

San Jose strives to stay green

Claire Chiu, Writer February 26, 2020

While San Jose is best known as the home of technological advancements, it is also one of the leading cities in the effort to combat climate change within the U.S. Despite the stance the Trump administration...