Bailey’s Backyard Barbeque
bailey schaumburg
September 24, 2010
I love love. Really, I do. There are so many different types. Toddler love, bromance love, fresh out of the oven love…the list could go on forever. But there is one kind of love that should be banished from Earth for all of eternity: the, “I-might-die-if-I-spend-one-moment-away-from-you” love. For... Read more »
1 in 1000: Braden Clements
September 24, 2010
“People tell me I’m weird.” For sophomore Braden Clements things have always been a little different. “I was three when I learned how to use the potty.” This, however, has not stopped him. His quirky sense of humor is something he’s always possessed. “I try to venture from the norm, and... Read more »
Rising From The Ashes
allison morte
September 24, 2010
A lot of work went into developing the Free State Firebird that graces the front of yearbooks, t-shirts and our school today. In February of 1996, a committee consisting of a Lawrence High student, junior high students, parents, teachers, the assistant principal, and the assistant superintendent was... Read more »
1 in 1000: Erin Riley
September 24, 2010
For every student Free State is at some point new, new building, new teachers, new social groups; but for junior Erin Riley starting at a new school is nothing new. Riley’s family moved to Lawrence this summer from Republic of Georgia. “I’ve grown up in a military family, so I’ve moved around... Read more »
Eating Alternatives
emma machell
September 24, 2010
During lunch, while most kids have the tough decision choosing between the chicken nuggets and the pepperoni pizza some kids can skip right to the pb&j sandwich and salad bar. But not every student can afford that luxury. Maybe they’re allergic to certain ingredients or maybe they just don’t... Read more »
Courting Change
miranda davis
September 23, 2010
Traditions are important to the high school experience. Yet every once in a while a tradition, even one as vital to high school as Homecoming, needs some alterations. During this year’s Homecoming nominations, some students sought to change the tradition and expand the ballot. “Kids in special education,... Read more »
Tears, Sprains, And Boo-Boos
chris allmon
September 22, 2010
Torn muscles, ripped ligaments, and dislocated appendages are only a few of the injuries Free State athletes have sustained mere weeks into the year. Junior Tim Turner re-injured his shoulder on September 13th while doing tackling drills at football practice. Last year, Turner did the original damage... Read more »
Doctor for a Day
allison harwood
September 21, 2010
On September 13, ten seniors attended KU Medical Center’s Doctor for a Day program to help further their knowledge in careers in the medical field. Students in Jane Rock’s Pre-Med had to write an essay for a chance to go visit KU Medical Center for a day to learn more about medical school admissions,... Read more »
Same Club But a Different Name
amani safadi
September 21, 2010
Can We Talk means more to its members than clubs usually do. It provides a venue for students to de-stress and discuss important issues. For many students this club might not sound familiar because last year this club was known as Courageous Conversations. Since Courageous Conversations was a name used... Read more »
Lawrence Guide Dos
ryan loecker
September 21, 2010
Vampire Weekend / Beach House / The Very Best – October 2 @ Starlight, Kansas City ($32) Although most students are aware of Vampire Weekend, I recommend attending this concert just to see the two opening bands. Beach House and The Very Best make it worth the 32 dollars, even without Vampire Weekend.... Read more »
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