Pine Island is a wonderful place to be to help clean up and save the environment. However, if President Barack Obama happens to be close by, it may not be the best place to be. The ECE Marine Science class at LHS decided to take a trip to Pine Island to pick up trash and… Read More Thanks, Obama
The softball team encountered a lot of change this season with the arrival of their new coach, Brittany Connors. The team did not let the adjustment to new coaching styles and environment stand in their way. In the beginning of the season the team set a goal for themselves that consisted of making it to… Read More A Successful Season with a New Coach
For the new drivers who have just received their licenses, the opportunity to drive independently means increased freedom and better access around town, especially for a part time job. With many students who switch from buses and drop-offs to parking their own cars, there are concerns that exist regarding the ability to park, particularly regarding… Read More Pass on the Pass?
After several months of anxiously waiting, the Tanger Outlets opened their doors to the public. Inside, there are three levels of stores. The outlets are super convenient for those who are shopping fanatics. “The outlets are so awesome! Now I don’t have to drive all the way up to Clinton,” junior Raeghan O’Connor said. Many… Read More A New Addition to Foxwoods
I remember as a fresh-faced sophomore receiving a sheet of the top 100 “most challenged” books ever to be published, many of which have been staple readings in our English department’s curriculum, such as “To Kill a Mockingbird”, “Fahrenheit 451”, and, probably the most challenged on that list, “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”. We even… Read More Censor This
A: Drama A: New electives B: Athletics C: Winter D: WiFi F: SBAC A: A to the drama program. I mean, ya did “Les Mis.” B: To the athletic programs. If y’all don’t stop winning errything, we’re gonna have to pin those banners to the floor. A: To the new electives. Everyone… Read More Final Report Card
On May 5, the epic “Marvel” comic book story, “The Avengers” continued. Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, the Hulk, Hawkeye, and Black Widow had to fight their self created monster. The fight, together with emotions, fear, and ethical dilemmas, made this movie incredibly good. What’s special about the Marvel movies is they don’t just make… Read More Second Movie, but Not Just Second Best
There’s no disputing it: caffeine is the most popular and accessible drug in the world. Although coffee and other similar caffeinated drinks are not as infamous compared to other dangerous drugs, it is clear that it is making an impact on our society. According to the National Coffee Association USA, Americans spend more than $30… Read More Jitter Bug
Junior Ryan Krupansky did not think about being a rower until late in his freshman year. He briefly saw in the morning announcements that the rowing club was looking for new members. Little did Krupansky know that seeing that announcement would change his life. Krupansky mentioned that he was thinking about joining his friend, junior… Read More Rower Ryan Krupansky
During the Baltimore riots, many African Americans protested their mistreatment by police forces. However, among these were also anti-protesters. A video that depicts a mother slapping her son for harming the police has gone viral. This video is a symbol of the little ounce of humanity that remains, even in the midst of violence and… Read More Mother and Son Rise Above Brutality Against Police Forces
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