Mrs. Scotti: “When I was a kid, I really liked playing teacher”
Mrs. Scotti, our 7th grade English teacher, gives us insight into her career with this interview. Continue reading Mrs. Scotti: “When I was a kid, I really liked playing teacher”
Everything Everywhere All at Once
I don’t think that out of the hundreds of films that I have seen, any of them have resonated with me as deeply as this one has. Continue reading Everything Everywhere All at Once
Ukraine: the unfortunate rhymes of History
With Russia’s recent invasion of Ukraine, many are noticing the distant echoes of history hanging over the present. Continue reading Ukraine: the unfortunate rhymes of History
44 days of blue and yellow
For 44 days, I’ve seen buildings crumble like jenga pieces from bombs, cars swept up in flames and smoke, ground level shots of blood decorating the asphalt, and millions of refugees running for their lives. Continue reading 44 days of blue and yellow
Once neglected and now honored: Today’s Black American Portraits
One hundred and forty works: A look at LACMA’s Black American Portraits. Continue reading Once neglected and now honored: Today’s Black American Portraits
M. Esmiol: “Enfant, je voulais être paléontologue”
Professeur de français dans notre école, Olivier Esmiol raconte son parcours. Continue reading M. Esmiol: “Enfant, je voulais être paléontologue”
6,200 miles away, the war in Ukraine affects LILA’s community
For many individuals, the fighting has been difficult, but in LILA, the conflict has primarily affected and shocked the Russian and Ukrainian communities. Continue reading 6,200 miles away, the war in Ukraine affects LILA’s community
How underwater volcanoes are born
There was an underwater volcano eruption on January 18th, near Tonga in the Pacific ocean. It was the biggest recorded anywhere on the planet in more than 30 years. Tonga’s volcanic eruption generated tsunami waves of up to 15 meters (close to 50 feet). Continue reading How underwater volcanoes are born
The forgotten war of Yemen
Throughout the several past years, there has been a terrible war going on in Yemen for different reasons. An under- reported news that LILA Gazette takes on. Continue reading The forgotten war of Yemen
How Powerschool is Affecting LILA’s Students Mental Health
By Frida Gerhardt – 7th grade. All throughout seventh grade the question that looms over everyone’s head when receiving a test is, “Did my GPA drop?”. While access to grades online may seem harmless or even positive, in seventh grade it’s a different story. When every student can share they’re grades not only does it spark jealousy but also competition. Even though Powerschool may seem … Continue reading How Powerschool is Affecting LILA’s Students Mental Health
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