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Ella Minton and Lylah Kimberlin
December 3, 2024
Vedha Inampudi
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Sharing a microphone in the chorus, sophomores Hattie Kumar and Meghan McKee perform "Can't Stop" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers with their fellow Monday Jam Band members.
LHS students perform in annual Acoustic Variety Show
Anchors Vedha Inampudi and Julia Dean host the pilot of Lancer Feed: Press Play, our new broadcast show talking about homecoming week and sports
Launch of Lancerfeed: Press Play
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Wind ensemble, one of the three bands that performed on Oct. 30, plays their final song of the night. Music teacher Brad Balog conducted them.
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Phone practices across Rockwood are relatively similar, with an baseline expectation that phones are away during instructional time. While most high schools in the district ask phones be put away completely for the entirety of class, Lafayette is the only school that allows teachers to decide the expectations in their own classroom.
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Ella Minton
Ella Minton, Digital Media Staff
I wanted to join StuPub because I love working behind the scenes. There’s something special about bringing ideas to life in small, impactful ways, and making it relevant. I’m excited to contribute to that process.
Grade: Junior Pronouns: She/Her Years on Staff: 1 Hobbies: Lacrosse, cheerleading, hanging with friends and family.
Favorite Quote: “Hustle in silence, let success make the noise”
Lylah Kimberlin
Lylah Kimberlin, Digital Media Staff
I enjoy Stupub because it's a fun way to bring stories about our community and school into video. Grade: Sophomore Pronouns: She/Her Years On Staff: 2 Hobbies: Basketball Favorite Quote: "Happiness is a choice, not a result."
Vedha Inampudi
Vedha Inampudi, Digital Media Editor In Chief
I first wanted to join StuPub because I was interested in journalism and working behind the scenes. I enjoy editing and collaborating with my Digital Media staff, and I love being able to interact directly with the people in my community and see everything at school firsthand while covering it for the staff. Grade: Junior Pronouns: She/Her Years on Staff: 3 Hobbies: Playing tennis, reading, Bollywood dance, sleeping and sailing Favorite Quote: "The secret of getting ahead is getting started." - Mark Twain
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