Summer Destinations 2019: Iocco “strikes” once-in-a-lifetime opportunity in Spain
by Braden Weinel and Alexis Fowler
July 18, 2019
Rising senior Luciano Iocco will be travelling to Spain for ten days to train with the Real Madrid C.F. and the Valencia C.F. Academy coaches. Iocco will be travelling with his club soccer team, F.C. Frederick and will have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to play inside of professional teams training grounds and sta...
Summer Destinations 2019: Oman cruises straight into summer with trip to western caribbean
by Braden Weinel and Alexis Fowler
June 21, 2019
First stop after school for Aaron Oman is a five day cruise to the western Caribbean. He will be leaving out of Fort Lauderdale on The Majesty of the Seas with stops in Key West, Florida and Nassau, Bahamas. The Majesty of the Seas comes equipped with sports courts, casinos, water slides, rock wa...
Make yourself a better college candidate over summer break
by Yesenia Montenegro, Editor
June 20, 2019
1.Find a volunteer opportunity Volunteer work is one of the biggest factors that colleges look for in potential students. Volunteering shows engagement, leadership, and time management, and it's something you probably should be doing already. When you volunteer, you’re helping out the community ...
Summer Destinations 2019: Zieg-Sniffen marches up to Interlochen music camp for six weeks
by Braden Weinel and Alexis Fowler
June 18, 2019
Alyson Zieg-Sniffen leads the Trumpet section of the marching band. On June 20, Zieg-Sniffen will further her music education at the Interlochen music summer camp in Interlochen, Michigan. She will be there for six weeks focusing on becoming a better musician, along with 1500 select high school students. Zi...
Lancer Media “stitches” the community together through Ryan’s Case for Smiles project
by Sierra Rossman, Reporter
June 14, 2019
Imagine a world with nothing but needles, loud machines, and beeping for days on end with a medical routine that would drive any person stir-crazy. This is the reality for many children and teens who suffer from serious illnesses. It is hard to stay positive in the face of pain. According to Ryan’s Ca...
Summer Destinations 2019: Brengel serves at Rockbridge Young Life camp
by Braden Weinel and Alexis Fowler
June 13, 2019
In 2017, Katie Brengel went to her first Young Life camp at Rockbridge in Goshen, Virginia. Two years later she is serving at the same camp. Brengel started doing Young Life her freshman year and is an active member to this day. For three and a half weeks, Brengel will be on work crew, a group of...
If you could change one thing at Linganore, what would it be?: Photo of the Day 6/12/19
by Emily McNally and Ashley Baker
June 13, 2019
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 thing you would want to do to improve Linganore. Students in Mrs. MaryEllen Newcomb’s English 10 Honors c...
Summer Destinations 2019
by Braden Weinel and Alexis Fowler
June 13, 2019
For many, summer is about leaving school for a stress free schedule, sunshine, beaches, and far away places. However, for some students, summer is a time of learning, service, and opportunity. From going on exotic cruises to training abroad for sports, the summer of 2019 is anything but ordinary for La...
Bridge collapse project delights AP Calculus students: Photo of the Day 6/11/2019
by Ashley Martin and Grace Corbitt
June 11, 2019
On June 4 2019, Mr. William Eckard challenged his AP Calculus class to build a bridge out of Popsicle sticks and hot glue in order to hold 200 pounds on top of it without breaking. This project was designed to test the students architectural skills and to see how well the class could figure out how...
