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Take 5: Stephens prepares for lead role in fall play, Fools

September 26, 2013

Katie Blackstone and Ellie Swoboda interview junior Connor Stephens on his first lead role in the upcoming play, Fools.

Through These Halls: junior Taylor Kaddouri creates petition to say the Pledge of Allegiance every day

Hannah Martin, Sports Reporter September 25, 2013

Students  have been reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in schools since 1942 and to this day, the pledge symbolizes a promise we make to be true to our country along the freedom that we have as Americans....

Hot Links: 5 websites for awesome fantasy sports

Hot Links: 5 websites for awesome fantasy sports

Ben Rachell, Reporter September 24, 2013

Fantasy sports’ roots have been around for a while, even before the modern internet. In 1980, Dan Okrent founded “Rotisserie baseball,” similar to the versions of fantasy sports many of us play today....

How to: Be Popular

September 23, 2013

Digital Media staff members Jake Robbe and Brendan Rodgers take a look at how to be popular at LHS.

Out and About: Which-Wich offers one-of-a-kind sandwich experience

Out and About: Which-Wich offers one-of-a-kind sandwich experience

Hannah Marshall, Assistant Webmaster September 20, 2013

I'll admit, I was wary when my friend convinced me to go with her during their opening week. I'm a Subway and Jimmy John's die-hard and I just didn't think I could handle a new sub experience. Boy,...

Out and About:  Chesterfield Valley Chick-fil-A closing temporarily while expanding

Out and About: Chesterfield Valley Chick-fil-A closing temporarily while expanding

Garrett McBay, Reporter September 13, 2013

On September 14, the Lafayette Renaissance Sponsor Chick-fil-A's restaurant in the Chesterfield Valley will be closing for renovations. The location has set records in the past for speedy service and is...

Take 5: Chard continues his commitment to volleyball through management

September 12, 2013

In the first installment of the Take 5 feature series, Jalyn Henderson and Alex Witzig interview Michael Chard, manager of the girls volleyball team.

Hot Links: 5 websites for entertaining study breaks

Hot Links: 5 websites for entertaining study breaks

Jessica Brown, Business Manager September 10, 2013

Need a study break? Laughter is proven to decrease stress and reenergize the mind and body.  Unfortunately, not all of these websites are accessible at school,  but here are five hilarious hot links. www.engrish.com It’s...

Club Spotlight: Craft Club provides creative outlet for Pinterest enthusiasts

Club Spotlight: Craft Club provides creative outlet for Pinterest enthusiasts

McKinzie Duesenberg, Reporter September 9, 2013

Have you ever looked at Pinterest and saw a Do It Yourself (DIY) and just thought, 'if only I had the time to make this and good company to do it with?' Well that is exactly what seniors Diana Lee and Amber...

Club Spotlight: Be the Change established as spin-off of Challenge Day

Club Spotlight: Be the Change established as spin-off of Challenge Day

Delaney Eyermann, Social Media Director September 3, 2013

Starting last year, Be the Change is a new club that hopes to spread its message to everyone. Many students remember last year’s Challenge Day, or at least heard the stories of what happened on that...

Out and About: Sky Music Lounge provides local, cheap musical venue alternative for students

Out and About: Sky Music Lounge provides local, cheap musical venue alternative for students

Jennifer Butler, Reporter August 29, 2013

Sky Music Lounge is the perfect place for those that just enjoy music and discovering new local bands. Most of the local shows are held in the upstairs part of the Lounge called The Loft at Lucerne. Entry...

Through These Halls: Gallaher takes artistic passions to the next level

Through These Halls: Gallaher takes artistic passions to the next level

Emily Altic, Reporter August 28, 2013

Taking art classes is often mandatory in early school curriculum. Many students complete the projects in hopes of making good grades or earning the required fine arts credit, then never pick up a paintbrush...

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