Typically when discussions of politics pop up in school, it’s either in a safe environment like debate class or in a chaotic setting at lunch. When it’s the latter, people tend to duck and hide when...
Prom is a time where creativity and beauty comes out. Some see it as a romantic evening with a date, while others see it as a night to remember with a group of friends. Either way, promposals are made,...
The telethon had their ducks in a row this year with the 24-hour telethon on March 11.
The theme was battling camps. Our broadcast was Camp KLHS and North’s was Camp KNET. During the day,...
Everything is about give and take, we’ve all grown up with the concept. Without compromise, nothing would ever get done or improve. At LHS, we all need to compromise for the sake of everyone’s...
Why did the Blue Jay cross the road? Because, thanks to the new crosswalk, it’s now safe to do so. The crosswalk, known as the “HAWK Crosswalk,” is on Conistor Street, between EPiC Elementary...
Underclassmen enjoy the opportunity to experience a day in the shoes of a college student; this is why UMKC sponsors a Youth Day every year on its campus.
Sophomores and juniors were invited...
Intolerance can come in many forms, and even the smallest everyday comment can be a form of discrimination. Microaggressions are defined as: “the everyday verbal, nonverbal and environmental slights,...
Several people this year are choosing to celebrate the holiday with the person that they love, like sophomore Jakan Duncan.
“I’m going to spend Valentine’s day with my girlfriend,” Duncan...
Remember dodging tarps in the hallways? Or do you recall the mysterious banging on walls that had to be ignored while you were trying to concentrate in class? Before our school had access to the new...
Even the frigid temperatures of Longview Lake didn’t keep swimmers away from the annual Polar Plunge fundraiser, sponsored by Special Olympics Missouri. On January 30, students braved sub-freezing...
