Opinion

Photo courtesy of Natalie Berner Every 15 Minutes is a biennial car accident simulation that LCHS presents with the help of the police and fire departments to serve as a…

Recently, more television producers have started including social commentary in their shows. Some have taken the comedic route to discuss political matters, while others offer a serious, startlingly realistic portrayal…

The Dred Scott Supreme Court decision of 1857 ruled that people of African descent could never become citizens of the United States, and therefore the Missouri Compromise that outlawed slavery…

Like any other awards show in the past couple of years, the 76th Golden Globe Awards had no shortage of uncomfortable jokes, unnecessarily long acceptance speeches, and celebrities who were…

Early decision results have been coming out for the past few weeks, and the regular decision deadlines for colleges and universities are fast approaching. Although some LCHS students have been…

From Flickr It is undeniable that some high school classes are useful, and others are not so much. However, this, of course, depends on what every person views as useful.…

As an English student at LCHS, every student will read their fair share of books. A lot of the same books are read by everyone from ninth to twelfth grade.…

Written by Winnie Jung          On the day I am typing up this article, January 15th, the United States of America is twenty-five days into the partial government shutdown. The…

I watched President Trump’s speech on illegal migration yesterday evening and heard Senator Schumer and House Speaker Pelosi’s responses. I think both sides made some good points. President Trump, I…

Plenty of holidays celebrated in America are incredibly commercialized, and Christmas is no exception. For Christians, celebrating Christmas is an important part of their religion, but for those that aren’t,…