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Football state sendoff: The entire football team prepares to get on the bus for the state championship game. Being the only state sendoffs that happened, everyone waited to see how it went. I think a send-off is a good idea, but the way that it was done in the timing that it was done, I think was off. I think that all groups should be celebrated - and not only football. I think everyone should get praise because theres a lot of stuff even I didnt know about, like Robotics and all that type all these clubs, DECA, and nationals, senior Gavin Quayle said.

The football team journey to the championships

LSHS puts on a required school send off at the end of the day.
Madelynn Butler, Sports Section Editor
February 8, 2022
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Pumped up: The Boys Swim and Dive team excitedly yell the cheer they do before every meet. Swimmers created cheers for the divers that they chant after each dive. Things like, Honey, wheres my super suit? or...C-4. Hit! you sunk my battleship! for each diver makes it fun. I know the divers love hearing them, and the swimmers love making them up. Its fun to watch other schools react too. We have probably the most enthusiastic diver cheers in the area! Coach Brady Dykgraaf said.

Boys Swim and Dive is soon coming to an end after a successful season

Updates on how the year went and upcoming events
Dakota Latham, Photographer
February 8, 2022
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Daily Screen Time. Dylan Lozano checks his daily electronic usage on his phone. At this rate he could surpass the two hour mark. I use snapchat to socialize with my friends, senior Dylan Lozano said.

Students and screen time

Teenagers too invested in electronics
Dylan Lozano, Staff Reporter
February 8, 2022
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Last Resort: The Lake Stevens School District settles on a base plan in case of another emergency shutdown. Students voiced their thoughts and opinions regarding changes they want to see. “I’ve noticed huge gaps this year in the skills students who worked well at home over the past two years and those who didn’t, so I’ve got one level of students that is right on track… and then another level of students who is very behind,” Kelly Guilfoil said.

LSHS plans for the future of distance learning

Administration discusses what will happen in the case of a second shutdown
Faith Hill, Head Photographer
February 8, 2022
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A report by the Washington State Department of Health states that 91 COVID-19 outbreaks and 1,519 COVID cases occurred in Snohomish County K-12 schools between Aug. 1 and Nov. 31, 2021. According to data from the Washington Department of Health, 60.2% of people aged 16-17 have been fully vaccinated, while 51.8% of people aged 12-15 have been fully vaccinated. My sister’s like college and stuff went online for a few weeks, so [going online] it’s not like out of the picture. I don’t think we would go full year, but I feel like temporarily would probably be pretty likely, junior Jake Loucado said.

COVID-19 causes massive teacher shortages

LSHS struggles to fill gaps left by staff who are out sick
Bryce Clark, Opinion Section Editor
February 8, 2022
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Bring your friends! Crowds flock to see the new Spiderman and Scream movie; however, some other films are not receiving the same love. “Spiderman was my most recent theater experience because I have seen all the other recent Marvel movies,” senior Lis Busby has said.

Film industry in a dilemma

2021 saw a resurgence in theater attendance; however, the theater and film industry may be heading in a worrying direction.
Cristian Petrov, Features Editor
February 8, 2022
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Portrait of biochemist Marie Maynard Daly, circa 1942.

Scientist – Marie Maynard Daly

Camille Kent, Photographer
February 7, 2022
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Alice Walker spoke at the Auditorium

Author – Alice Walker

Aimel Rai, Head Photographer
February 7, 2022
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Grammy award-winning singer and songwriter John Legend sings a few of his greatest hits to University of the Pacific students.

Musician – John Legend

Nylah Harrington, Photographer
February 7, 2022
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Marsha P. Johnson

Activist – Marsha P. Johnson

Maren Hammer
February 7, 2022
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NASA mathematical Katherine Johnson at work in 1966.

Mathematician – Katherine Johnson

Camille Kent, Photographer
February 7, 2022
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Maya Angelou gives a riveting speech for Barack Obama’s Campaign at The Carolina Theater, Greensboro, North Carolina, September of 2008.

Author – Maya Angelou

Aimel Rai, Head Photographer
February 7, 2022
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