Marianne Daubersmith, junior
As many artists will tell you, making art is a struggle. From the pressures to make so-called “good” art, or trying to live up to a certain standard, artists...
Many LHS students are hurriedly preparing to take AP exams for the first time, while veteran exam-takers begrudgingly return to the AP studying slog. May AP season is undoubtedly brutal, but there are...
After a grueling four weeks, the LHS class of 2025’s Senior Survivor has come to a close and the winner has been announced.
Coming out on top of a group of 143 seniors, the victor was Cyrus Ansari.
“I...
From neutrals to bold to statement-making designs, LHS students continue to follow the newest nail trends.
Since the “glazed donut” nails became popular in 2023, chrome nails continue to dominate.
“I...
Two new mental health related curriculums for teachers and students have been introduced this school year, hoping to improve conversations around student mental health and school community.
A new...
Reaching out for help when you’re struggling is already one of the hardest things you can do. When you add on being told to just ‘man up’ or ‘get over yourself,’ it can make picking up the...
Not following trends is the newest trend itself. Personal style outweighs the popular, which senior Isabella Huntington expresses with her outfits on the daily.
While trends and micro-trends are at an...
Are you sick of Google slideshows? Maybe, maybe not. Everyone has different opinions on how technology has impacted learning in the classroom.
Some enjoy using Apple pencils and TVs in math class, and...
Junior year is the worst and senior year is a breeze. At least, that seems to be the common belief. However, most seniors seem to disagree. Why? College applications and the stress of figuring out how...
Many students at LHS have unique holiday foods that they bring to the table.
There are many classic dishes during Thanksgiving and Christmas—like turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and more.
“My mom...
With a new Culinary Arts teacher this school year, the students are experiencing a completely new class structure and setting. After the previous Culinary Arts teacher, Christine Rulli, retired, Jennifer...
With a total of 100+ hours of work on display, people everywhere are invited to witness how donated ceramic bowls can bring joy and food to families within the community this April.
The Empty Bowls drive...
