- October 3Skip the SAT? Tackling the changing testing requirements for college admissions
- October 3The unclear future of California's homeless
- October 2Lack of spatial awareness: A campus epidemic
- October 2Education emergency: Budget cuts affect LAUSD schools
- September 30Senior spotlight: An in-depth interview with Joseph Claypool
!["It’s important to read [during the summer] because it gets you off screens and keeps your mind thinking about turning words into images. It helps with your imagination and depth of thinking, especially when learning concepts," said Henry Miller, a freshman.](https://lahsgriffingazette.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/unnamed-2-1200x900.jpg)
