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What’s your Thanksgiving tradition?

Cierra Dolquist, Photographer, Business Manager December 1, 2015

Starbucks’ new red cup design uses no snowflake adornment.  The company went with a simplistic look to let customers interpret the holidays in their own unique way.  However, some don’t favor the festive red hue and claim that Starbucks is anti-Christmas.

Red paper cup causes dispute across America

Addy Tibbits, A&E Editor December 1, 2015

On November 1, Starbucks released its annual “red cup” to kick off the holiday season. The 2015 design features a simple cup colored a cranberry ombre with no snowflakes, trees, or grinning snowmen....

Students taste test mystery Thanksgiving foods

Adalyn Tibbits, A & E Editor November 20, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4BC0KOlhhA

Letter to the editor

November 13, 2015

On behalf of all the veterans, Thank you to the students [and] faculty, for the wonderful assembly on November 10th. We were invited by our granddaughter, Emma Doleshel, and were so thankful for the hospitality,...

Ryan Sobosky is a LSHS junior who finds joy in making other people’s day. Sobosky has held the doors open in the 100 building every day from seven to seven-thirty to lift moods. “I felt like I needed to brighten up people’s day, make everyone feel better about their day. I just want to make people happy” said Sobosky.

Ryan Sobosky spreads positivity one door at a time

Shaylee Wolf, News Editor November 12, 2015

Spreading positivity and happiness is something junior Ryan Sobosky attempts to achieve by holding open the doors to the one hundred building every morning. “Well, I open [the doors] everyday, every...

The American flag waves in the breeze as Lake Stevens High School prepares for Veterans Day. Veterans have made a variety of sacrifices for our nation, and those who live in the community or are important to the LSHS community will be honored in a school assembly on November 10.  “Serving my country was the boost I needed in my life to give me purpose and direction. Service is important so that one can understand the plight of others when feeling pity for self,” said Davis.

Don’t forget to thank a veteran

Bailey Hall, Opinion Editor November 6, 2015

November 11, 2015 will mark the sixty-first day in American history which is solely designated to honor and remember all who have served in the US Armed Forces. The celebration and dedication to US veterans...

Sugar, spice, and everything pumpkin

Addy Tibbits, A&E Editor November 1, 2015

Fall is officially here, which means pumpkin spice is popping up in food and beverages everywhere. Questioning whether the phenomena of pumpkin spice has been carried too far, I decided to taste test a...

Students getting their scare on

Rose Blume, Sports Editor November 1, 2015

Students around the school have embraced the Halloween spirit by getting hired to scare people. They enjoy the thrill of making people fearful no matter who it may be. The only problem is that anyone may...

Halloween is right around the corner. This year, make Halloween special and unique by making a costume. “It’s also more gratifying that way because it feels like it’s yours instead of just buying one,” says sophomore Katheryn Orr.

Get creative this Halloween

Shaylee Wolf, News Editor October 30, 2015

Halloween costumes seem to be a common stress factor in the fall, but making a costume can relieve a lot of that stress. Don’t want to spend a ton of money on a costume that’ll probably only get worn...

Homecoming snapshot: Senior Macy Berg and junior Makena Allen ask senior Hunter Thompson and senior Austin Stuburd to homecoming. “What it means to take Austin to Homecoming? Shoot. He is my best friend, it doesn't mean anything more than taking a best friend,” said Allen.  Berg and Allen succeeded in making Homecoming an unforgettable night for both Stuburd and Thompson.

Students demonstrate the true meaning of Viking Pride during Homecoming

Brittney Wood, Staff Reporter October 28, 2015

Throughout our lives we all meet people who inspire us, and seniors Hunter Thompson and Austin Stuburd have inspired senior Macy Berg and junior Makena Allen. Both students have been teacher assistants...

Say hello to all of the clubs at LSHS

Say hello to all of the clubs at LSHS

Bailey Hall, Opinion Editor October 21, 2015

Key Club “Key Club is the oldest and largest service program for high school students and it is a great way to make lifelong friendships while getting community service hours! In Key Club, caring is...