Each year, LHS Ag students get to show off their hard work and creativity during the Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) Exhibition. Walking through the halls, visitors can pet furry friends, learn about aquaponics, discover the best ways to construct plant arrangements, and so much more. The Journalism I and II staff took time to visit… Read More SAE Exhibition Highlights
We all have moments where it just feels like you need to let something out, whether it’s through ranting or raving. One small thing can set off a switch in your head, and before you know it, you’re suddenly nonstop talking about everything that may be bothering you or makes you feel excited. Ranting and… Read More Ranting and Raving
On Sundays, you can find many people watching the National Football League, or the NFL, which is America’s premier football league and the most popular televised sports league in the United States. Although, most NFL fans could tell you that the 2025-2026 season has been defying all the expectations. Players who weren’t supposed to be… Read More The NFL’s “New Normal”
Recently, Tom Brady cloned his dog, Lua. How is this scientifically possible? The method used is called somatic nuclear transfer. The nucleus, or core, of a cell is taken from any cell in an animal’s body– in the case of Lua, blood cells– and a fertilized egg cell of the same, or similar, species has… Read More Is Cloning Ethical?
As the days get colder and the sun sets earlier, students are anxious while counting down the days until winter break! The excitement buzzes through the hallways as students talk about mornings with no alarm clocks and making plans with friends for winter break! The long months of early mornings, homework, non-stop testing and studying,… Read More Student Voices: What Students Can’t Wait For This Winter Break!
With Thanksgiving approaching, Ledyard High School students have a lot to be thankful for. Whether the items we are grateful for are big or small, it is always important to express gratitude for the things in our lives. According to the article, Gratitude Enhances Health, Brings Happiness- And May Even Lengthen Lives, by Maureen Salamon,… Read More What Are You Thankful For?
Picture this: snow falling outside, a crackling warm fire, and you with a blanket and Starbucks in your hand; it’s not just coffee, it’s winter done right. From the sweet treats to the fun drinks, and an early heads up on a new drink (hint hint), Starbucks is the perfect place to go to whether… Read More Cozy up with Starbucks
This senior… Works at the Thames Yacht Club as a sailing instructor and Captain Scott’s Lobster Dock at the counter. Does soccer, indoor track, and lacrosse. Plans to major in marine engineering. They have two cats. Their favorite class is Ag. Their favorite food is cheese. Is co-president of the ski club. Lives out of… Read More Mystery Senior Week 3!
Last week’s Mystery Senior was… Mia Starling!
Every year on October 31, many people of all ages and across nations dress up for Halloween. The holiday has ancient roots and has evolved much to form the modern-day version. So, where did it start? Around 0 CE, in western and central Europe, the Celts, a polytheistic pagan culture, celebrated Samhain. Samhain was a… Read More An Abridged History of Halloween
