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The World Around Seniors 2004-2023

Zachary Engel, Writer • May 9, 2023

Well Seniors, we did it. We made it through the past 18 years of the glorious planet earth, through all the changes, through all the different fads, through all the economic challenges, through all the...

A Stock Market Challenge

Owen Hugel, Writer • March 19, 2023

This year, I enrolled in a finance class. Generally, finance isn’t something that piques my interest, but I mean, everyone likes money. Still, I’ve never been particularly interested in investing,...

How to Stay on Top While Being Sick

Zachary Engel, Writer • March 9, 2023

Getting sick. Listen, it’s happened to all of us at some point in our lives, whether it be just common cold to something more severe like the flu or covid. We all know being sick isn’t really all that...

Senioritis: The Silent Killer

Anna Miller, Writer • January 27, 2023

Every year, without fail, the graduating classes of seniors across the country are swept with the deadly “senioritis” disease. Senioritis, much like the deadly rabies disease, once a patient is infected,...

Having the right idea, but the wrong intentions.

Isaiah Breedlove, Writer • January 26, 2023

Malcolm X as a person is an interesting character. He has a very loyal base of supporters that wanted to see him succeed in his fight for racial equality throughout the 1950s and 60s but sadly his life...

The Presidential Issue Facing LHS

Benjamin Daresavi, Writer • January 7, 2023

The misuse of the Presidential Seal is not something to be taken lightly. According to 18 U.S. Code § 713, which is a compilation of federal laws that outlines rules and regulations for activities that...

NHS Induction Recap

Dillon Hager, Writer • December 31, 2022

Here at LHS we have many clubs that help enhance our school and allow students in 10th, 11th and 12th grade to get many different experiences with different topics. One of the most popular clubs that...

College And Scholarship Advice From Mrs.Wilson

Samantha Hancock, Writer • October 31, 2022

College can be stressful as you're coming to an end of your high school years. Thinking about tons of scholarships you can apply to and turning them in on time, getting letters of recommendations, and...

The National Cherry Blossom Festival

Zoe Nowlin and Samantha Hancock • March 25, 2022

The National Cherry Blossom Festival is held every year in Washington D.C. It starts March 27th and ends April 17th. The best time to see the cherry blossoms in full bloom is usually April 4th, according...

Student Study Tips

Laura Conway, Junior Staff Writer • January 15, 2020

Hello, Leonardtown Raiders! After you recently learned how to adjust to the new fall season (thank you Rhea Brown), here’s how to start up some new fall study habits and keep those grades up. Over the...

How to Make Your Junior Year Count

Kaitlynn Zacher, Junior Staff Writer • January 15, 2020

Your junior year of high school is known to be one of the most important and stressful. It’s your first year being an upperclassman, and so you face many new upperclassmen responsibilities. It is important...

College Websites: Do They Help or Hinder?

Ayana Leblans, Senior Staff Writer • January 8, 2020

As of last school year, the class of 2020 has been thinking about one thing: graduation. Should you join the military, attend college, start a career immediately after graduating, take a gap year, maybe...