Class of 2017: Theater seniors leave with a flair in 18 days
by Beau Cameron, Editor
April 28, 2017
Filed under Senior Countdown 2017, Showcase, Spring 2017
The drama department may be done with its performances for the year, but that doesn't mean they've left the stage. The drama department is one of the most senior-heavy student groups in LHS, including Isabella Madrid, Martha Madrid, Eileen Rich, Lincoln Robisch, Andrew Livioco, Sara Bonfils, Garrett...
Choosing a college: Should you worry about assault?
by Rose Fiore, Editor
March 23, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase, Spring 2017
Many high school students are excited to choose their colleges based on their academic needs and social life, but are they also looking at the crime records? The U.S. Campus Safety and Security website offers data about the number of crimes that have been committed on any U.S. campus. Over the pa...
It’s Time to call foul and teach Grayson Allen a lesson
by Matthew Gelhard, Reporter
February 16, 2017
Filed under Opinion, Sports, Spring 2017
Grayson Allen, a sophomore basketball player at Duke University, has been caught using foul play in his first two years. He has been accused of changing tempos and outcomes in games by engaging in heated shouting matches and even physical altercation such as tripping and grabbing of other players. D...
Seniors Sign National Letters of Intent
by Beau Cameron, Managing Editor
February 2, 2017
Filed under Showcase, Sports, Spring 2017
Graduation, as most athletes know all too well, often terminates a player’s career in sports. In football, only 8% of all high school players are recruited to play in college, 2.4% in Division I schools. On National Signing Day, February 1, eight senior athletes committed to college athletics. Noll ...
LHSsees2020: Matt DeMember anticipates life on the field at Grove City College
by Alyssa Mattison, Editor
May 3, 2016
Filed under Senior Destinations, Showcase
On February 3, senior Matt DeMember signed his National Letter of Intent to play football at Grove City College. As the school year comes to an end, he is full with anticipation for the upcoming fall. Grove City College, founded in 1876, is located in Pennsylvania and offers over 50 programs of st...
Class of 2016: Tell us your future and “kick” off summer with VANS Warped Tour tickets
by Lancer Media
April 13, 2016
Filed under Senior Destinations, Showcase
Class of 2016, do you want a chance to see artists like 3Oh!3, Waka Flocka Flame, We the Kings, Mayday Parade, and Sleeping with Sirens, among others? You're in luck! Lancer Media has two Warped Tour tickets up for grabs. All seniors have to do is pose for a Lancer Media Destination photo. ...
Twelve sign to college athletics: three to play for West Point” Photo of the Day 2/4/2016
by Olivia DuBro, Editor-In-Chief
February 4, 2016
Filed under Photo of the Day, Showcase, Sports
On February 4, families, students, teachers, coaches and players gathered in the main gym to watch 12 seniors commit to the athletic programs at colleges around the country. On National Signing Day, high school athletes officially make an agreement between themselves and the colleges. Dante Butler,...
My first growl: A Clemson cub eyes NCAA Football Championship victory
by Olivia DuBro, Editor-In-Chief
January 9, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Showcase, Sports
Ah, the College Football Playoff National Championship... Filled with ruthless tackles, booming fans, Hail Marys, and touchdown celebrations. This sporting event is the New Year's Eve ball drop of college sporting events. The 2016 championship game is between the Crimson Tide of University of...
Naviance: Not the nightmare you think it is
by Olivia DuBro, Editor-In-Chief
October 12, 2015
Filed under Opinion, Showcase
Naviance= Nasty. At least that's what I thought before I learned how to use it. In fact, I've heard a lot of complaining from my senior peers. "It's confusing." "Why can't I just do it the old way?" "I don't have time for it." Now, with practice, I realize Naviance is an incredible tool that w...
Don’t ignore the benefits of visiting college reps
by Kaylee Henry, Editor
October 10, 2015
Filed under College Blog, Showcase
Besides the relief of getting out class, college visits can be important to your future education and could just determine where you go to college. In the fall each year, representatives from college admissions offices travel to high schools around the U.S to meet with students one on one. This all...
