Fall Photos
November 3, 2011 • Morgon Wildeman
Filed under A&E, Photo Gallery
Fall Play interviews
October 17, 2011 • Tiffany Robbins
Filed under A&E, Top Stories
This year the fall theater production is The Laramie Project by Moises Kaufman. The play revolves around the murder of Mathew Shepard, a young gay man from Laramie, Wyoming. The play was written by Kaufman and members of the Tectonic Theatre Project, an award-winning company whose plays have been preformed... Read more »
Talent Show Interview with Lynisha Thomas
October 17, 2011 • Victoria Secondine
Filed under A&E
How many people auditioned this year? There were around 36 or 37 acts. How do you choose the acts? We choose the people by talent, level of entertainment, and how much time they take. We try to give everyone a chance. What do you look for in auditions? We look at how entertaining they are and see if... Read more »
Gears of War 3 Review
September 30, 2011 • Azer Chaudhry and Joseph Mills
Filed under A&E, Reviews, Top Stories, Web Exclusive
Should you spend your money on Gears of War 3? Azer Chaudhry and Joseph Mills give their opinions on Epic Games’s latest creation. Story Azer – When it comes to the story of “Gears of War 3” you have to be honest, there isn’t much to go on. The campaign tries to deliver a story in which... Read more »
The Lion King 3D Review
September 27, 2011 • Shelby Steichen
Filed under A&E, Features, Reviews, Top Stories, Web Exclusive
For the past week, Lion King in 3D has been playing in theaters. And it definitely lived up to its expectations. The Lion King was even more magical and fun on the big screen. It was so tempting to sing along with the songs and quote my favorite characters. The film is still the original Lion King, but... Read more »
A Day in the Life of a Marching Lion
September 14, 2011 • Mackenzie Breithaupt
Filed under A&E, Features, Top Stories, Web Exclusive
By MacKenzie Breithaupt “Get set!” band director Mike Jones shouts to the marching band. Many students at LHS don’t know exactly what our marching band members do or how hard they work. Sure, they play instruments and march on our football field to catchy tunes, but many students don’t... Read more »
Rolling Stones Photographer Speaks to Perkins’ Class
August 29, 2011 • Ella Mangerl
Filed under A&E, Top Stories
On August 26 students in Photo teacher Angelia Perkins’ zero and sixth hour classes piled into a bus waiting out front at Lawrence High. The classes were heading to the Lawrence Arts Center where they would hear a panel of photojournalists talk about their careers. Among the four panelists was the... Read more »
FAMILY matters
October 5, 2010 • Jessica Sewing
Filed under A&E, Top Stories
Instead of just memorizing musical pieces by what measure they are, the drumline, and even the whole band, coins little nicknames for each section. To outsiders, t-sub (turkey sub), paradiddlediddles and ‘Dorothy on crack’ have nothing to do with band, but to the LHS... Read more »
Eyes of a Photographer
May 14, 2010 • Kimi Brickey, Staff Writer
Filed under A&E
From the pinpoint camera to the new digital age, photography has evolved. Not only do photographers document important events in history, but they also can use their skills to show a new perception of the world. Sometimes considered a controversial among the arts (due to techonolgy advancements such... Read more »
LHS senior wins Congressional District Art award
May 14, 2010 • Nikki Carmody, News/Opinion Editor
Filed under A&E
The sight of a congresswoman walking around in Lawrence is not typical. But for senior Gaby Otero, an award-winning art piece calls for a rare occasion. On May 4, 2010, Congresswoman Lynn Jenkins came to Lawrence High School to present Otero with the Congressional District Art award.... Read more »
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