A to Yearbook Marketing: Have you read our ads on the bathroom stalls yet? Good reads. A to a More Interactive Colonel: Our own Mrs. Fagan could probably make a living with A’s and F’s given the amount of ideas she tweeted us for this edition. The Colonel has also introduced polls, which have all… Read More October Report Card
2016 is the year of monumental changes: new SATs, recalled Eggo waffles, and even a new president. If you were born sometime between Nov. 30 and Dec. 17, you’re changing too. Some former Scorpions and Sagittarians are now being told to embrace a different identity: the new sign called Ophiuchus. Even if you weren’t born… Read More You’re Not What You Think You Are
The presidential debate on Sept. 26 between the infamous Donald J. Trump and Hillary Rodham Clinton was one of the most anticipated and the most viewed in presidential history, with a record 100 million people tuning in to watch. The pressure remained high throughout the night as both candidates attempted to share their ideals and… Read More Who Won the Presidential Debate?
The Colonels may have lost the home opener by a large margin, but the mood at Bill Mignault Field was definitely one of excitement. The home campaign started with introductions of the youth league football and cheerleading programs, followed by the entrance of the LHS Marching Band which performed throughout the night, and concluded with… Read More Colonels Lose Season Home Opener, Still Show Signs of Elite Football
Corrynne Medina, Staff Writer Senior Corrynne Medina is a staff writer for the 2016-2017 Colonel. She plays varsity basketball and softball and participates in Young Marines. After graduation, she will be going into the United States Marine Corps.
The iPhone 7 was announced Sept. 7 and has been available for purchase since Sept. 16. The iPhone 7 includes many new features including the controversial AirPods. Apple removed the headphone jack and added wireless AirPods to be released late October at the price of $159. These tiny new wireless headphones are innovative but… Read More Going Wireless: The New iPhone
Rachel Evans, Staff Writer Sophomore Rachel Evans is a staff writer for the 2016-2017 Colonel. She participates in marching band. Jolie Suarez, Staff Writer Sophomore Jolie Suarez is a staff writer for the 2016-2017 Colonel. She spends her time outside of class often swimming. She also enjoys reading, writing, and singing.
The Army Corps of Engineer approved a pipeline to be placed under the Missouri river in July and it is sending shivers down the spines of North Dakota’s Native Americans – and has created violent controversy. Energy Transfer Partners, a Dallas-based company, came head to head with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and video documentation… Read More Dispute Between Native American Population and North Dakota Companies Turns Violent
1) THE WALKING DEAD: Not only does this show include guts and gore, but drama and suspense as well. The Walking Dead is a highly rated and popular TV show that first aired on Oct. 31, 2010. The show starts out with Rick, the main character, in the hospital after getting injured only… Read More Five Binge-Worthy Shows to Watch on Netflix
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