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How teachers impact our seniors

As graduation is just around the corner, seniors reflect their time at LSHS and the teachers that inspired them
Selah DeLong, Photographer
June 8, 2020
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Senior year can difficult because of college applications, finals, and working towards the future. This year, students have had half of their year forced online due to the ongoing pandemic.

Biggest challenges of senior year

Seniors endure difficulties - before and after pandemic hit
Christine Cannal, Staff Reporter
June 8, 2020
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Time's Arrow Marches Forward: Graduating Class of 2020 prepare their caps and gowns in preparation for the oncoming day in the spotlight as they get their diplomas and graduate. With everything going on and the stress of school making students want to shut down and give up, graduation day is a light at the end of the tunnel keeping students going. “I worked my whole life towards getting my diploma, wearing that gown, and knowing I made it. I already started the race, I am going to finish it,” senior Caleb Young said.

High stress with no time

As senior year comes to an end, the Class of 2020 feels the effects of senioritis kicking in
Talen Anderson, Staff Reporter
June 8, 2020
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The yard sign given to seniors. This sign means more to many than you would believe.

Last day in the little leagues

The step into adulthood
Tanner Carr, Section Editor
June 5, 2020
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A certain life: Throughout the US, a number African Americans are getting harassed by cops and getting killed by them. The death of George Floyd in Minnesota sparked people to demand change. To show support, people around are protesting against police brutality and showing love and support to African Americans and the Black Lives Matter Movement. A peaceful protest for Black Lives Matter was held in Lake Stevens on June 4 and a number of students helped organize this successful event. “Change for my boys’ life as they grow up is all I want. I want equality for them, no violence just a good life where I know my boys are safe,” Stacey Morris, mother of two who was also present last night in Lake Stevens at the peaceful protest for BLM.

Peaceful Protest in Lake Stevens

Blake Williams
June 5, 2020
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A new beginning: Since the beginning of the school year my life has been like a rollercoaster. Moving to a brand new school, making new friends was the beginning. Then the pandemic began. I moved out of my dad's house and am now living with my friend, working at a new job and living the life I have now.

This is me: So far so well

Story of my life as I go through the pandemic and family life
Blake Williams
June 5, 2020
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People are suffering in many ways, some that people don’t even see. What about children in abusive homes who aren’t able to leave? What about K-12 grade students who depend on school meals that don’t have easy access to them anymore? What about people who live alone and are struggling to keep themselves busy? What about single parents who now can’t work and are struggling to support their children now and going forward? Many are suffering in many different ways. If there’s one thing everyone can agree on, it’s that we are all ready for this pandemic to subside.

Coronavirus pandemic shakes reality

Selah DeLong, Photographer
May 21, 2020
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Teddy Bears Galore! This new trend is a fun way the community encourages kids. Any person can join in on the fun too! Just put a teddy bear in your window. On your next walk, see how many you can find in people’s windows! It’s a fun way the community can unite and have fun even in hard times.

Community comes together in midst of national crisis

Even with a seemingly growing divide, people still bring light in a dark time
Selah DeLong, Photographer
May 19, 2020
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Wearing a face mask out in public is just one step towards saving lives, but  a very important one. My mom made fabric face masks for me and my friends that I am living with and we wear them out whenever we need something from the store. As soon as we get home, we sanitize, throw the masks in the wash, and then sanitize again. I hope that by wearing our masks we are making a difference in moving towards the end of quarantine. 

Importance of wearing a mask when going out in public

In order to stop the spread of COVID-19, covering your mouth and nose with a homemade mask is of the utmost importance
Kaylee Krause, Staff Reporter
May 17, 2020
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Lake Falls Back, But Will Spring Forward

Lake Stevens cancels all Spring sports and events due to COVID-19 outbreak.
Talen Anderson, Section Editor
May 11, 2020
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Tours postponement

What COVID means for scheduled tours from the present and possibly future.
Tanner Carr, Section Editor
May 11, 2020
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Basketball stars compete in games of H.O.R.S.E

Basketball stars compete in games of H.O.R.S.E

The NBA allows players to get creative and show their skills on national TV
Corsen Siconolfi, Section editor
May 11, 2020
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