The greatest challenge has been to face ourselves and our emotions while alone in quarantine. For English 101 students, the examination of "aloneness" became a semester-long quest to understand a single...
Fear due to the color of your skin should not have to happen in 2020.
When the Black Lives Matter protests erupted in spring of 2020, it was shocking to see just how many Americans were unaware of the...
“Hi and welcome to This Linganore Life, Episode 2003,” said EN101 student Leah Bolger. “I’m your host, Sister Edith Davis.”
Leah Bolger, constructed her EN101 Project on the theme of...
Best Actor? No. Best Picture? NO. Diversity? YES!
Picture this: the new diversity requirements for the Oscars are put to the test in a local high school. Would your school be nominated? Would your school...
A crying closet?
"It's a real thing," said Elizabeth Rajnik. She made this part of her proposal to improve LHS.
Let's be honest, no school is perfect. Everyone has opinions! But imagine the one...
Being a sophomore, I find myself constantly analyzing my involvement in school thus far and the crushing importance of my next two years. With junior year comes the college application process, SATs and...
The Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers—or PARCC test, as it is more commonly known—is being scrapped in Maryland. This online standardized test is familiar to most Maryland...
On October 1, the girls varsity soccer team honored their teachers at halftime during their game against South Hagerstown. The girls won 7-0. This was the seventh win of the season, 7-2-1.
The girls...
At 10:00 AM on Saturday, March 10, hundreds of people gathered at 2 South Glade Road in Walkersville, Maryland, to witness a very special event--the opening of the new Walkersville Library.
Patrons...
by Hannah Haught, Co-Editor-In-Chief
• November 17, 2017
On the week of November 13-17 National English Honor Society members worked together with English teacher Mrs. MaryEllen Newcomb to create ornaments for a Christmas tree. The tree was appropriately named...
