When sophomore William Lenz checked out a Kindle from the school library, he was able to use it with ease.
“It’s really simple, really easy to use,” Lenz said. “It makes reading easier.”
Lenz...
A MoveOn Petition to “Recall Sam Brownback” with upwards of 30,000 signatures from all over the country, a New York Times article questioning the state’s financial plan and plenty of other national...
When she isn’t flipping chicken nuggets or taking orders at Wendy’s, junior Maame Britwuum tends to her least favorite part of work, cleaning the bathrooms.
“You’ve never felt real pain until you have to clean the men’s bathroom after lunch rush with a bunch of construction workers,” Britwuum said...
The Kansas public schools have won the battle, but not the war.
Not yet.
The infamous lawsuit filed by the public schools over constitutional funding was settled in the district court in December,...
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• November 13, 2012
“You can be whatever you want to be when you get older.”
We’ve all heard this line before; from our parents, from our teachers, from anyone older than the person receiving the message. And for so...
Senior Cecilia Quintana has studied in the United States as an international student since she was nine years old. Quintana knew no English when she came from Paraguay to America in fifth grade. Determined...
It’s no secret that many students are involved in after school activities, but one outgoing senior has been involved in one particular club since she was in Kindergarten.
“I’ve been a member of...
The meeting began with the LHS student council president and principal talking about their lip dub. They talked about how amazing it was that even in this time of budget craziness, they were able...
Even though we are already seeing some effects of budget cuts, "The worst of the decisions are being made now, but the impact won't be felt until next year," according to principal West. While the board...
