It’s More Than Just One Act!
Katrina Bennett, Head Editor
October 25, 2011
What are you doing the night of October 28th at 7 p.m.? Hopefully, you’re attending Leonardtown High School’s Night of One Acts! They’re free, and from what I can tell, are sure to be a great show! Each year, the students in Theater 4 are able to put together everything they’ve learned through...
E-Reader or Book: Which One?
Gabby Tancredi, News Writer
October 18, 2011
E-readers, such as the Kindle, have grown popular in America. They hold a lot and take up little space. The e-readers haven’t been around for very long, but their popularity is growing. Now, some people think we should get rid of all paper books and go completely electronic. “I would rather use...
College?!?
Katii Hardman, News Writer
October 18, 2011
Have you ever looked at something and wondered if other people in your grade are looking at the same thing? College. It’s on everybody’s mind and we are all curious whether people get in or not. The seniors of Leonardtown High School are waist-deep in college applications and some are already involved...
Students Care About What They Wear
Brooke Bixby, News Writer
September 30, 2011
One thing that students often talk about is the dress code. Most people don’t like it, but it has to be enforced because what students wear can become a big problem. “The aspect that gets on my nerves the most is shorts, because girls are going to break the rules anyway and the one time I wear shorts...
The New Girl in School
Rebecca Sachs, News Editor
September 29, 2011
The beginning of the school year is always new: new notebooks, classes, teachers, and friends. But the start of the 2011-2012 school year brought something different – four new administrators! Principal Ms. Montgomery and assistant principals Ms. Amstutz, Mr. McCarthy, and Mr. Readyhough joined veteran...
Parking Permit Paradise
Shannon Byrnes, News Writer
September 27, 2011
All teenagers fantasize about the freedom and responsibility that comes with finally acquiring their driver’s license when they turn sixteen (and six months). This privilege is a common characteristic of young adulthood, and is a very exciting event during your junior year. That being said, students...
The Unknown Crisis
Katii Hardman, News Writer
September 27, 2011
Most people are unaware of what’s happening in Uganda, but if they know, then their hearts are moved dramatically. There has been a war going on between the Ugandan government and the rebels for well over 23 years; it is “Africa’s longest running war,” as said on the Invisible Children website....
Amstutz Struts into L-town!
Linda Cook, Op-Ed Editor
September 23, 2011
Being new to the school is a challenge for students, but is it the same for assistant principals? Ms. Amstutz tells of her goals for this year and gives some information about her past. What is some background information about you? This is my first year in high school. I spent the last 14 years...
