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Student views on Lake news

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Student views on Lake news

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Opinion

Students define “teenhood”

Addy Tibbits, A&E Editor March 25, 2016

Life as a teen varies from person to person. The combination of life challenges, emotions, freedoms, schooling, memories, expectations, and friendships all make up a difficult yet beautiful chapter in...

Trying to decide which elective class to add to your schedule for next year can seem daunting. Making sure that you choose a class that is write for your interests and personality is important. Valhalla staff member Brittney Wood feels like she made the right choice choosing Journalism. "I'm glad I chose Journalism because I get to write about things that matter and become even more involved with me school," Wood said.

Consider adding Journalism to your schedule

Noel Gasca, Editor-in-Chief February 29, 2016

Although the early stages of registration may be over at LSHS, it’s not too late to make an adjustment to your schedule and add a class that could change your entire year. While English, math, science,...

Together for two years, Greiser and Allinson aim to focus on important traits in their relationship instead of striving to meet the standards of media. “Talking to each other is important.  We both think communicating is important, and it is, so we’re really good at being honest with each other,” said Greiser.  Keeping realistic goals in a relationship is far more valuable than trying to match the couples stereotypes seen on social media.

#RelationshipGoals are unrealistic

Addy Tibbits, A&E Editor February 29, 2016

Photos of flawless couples tagged with #RelationshipGoals have been plastered all over social media, signaling the envied expectation of being a perfect duo. Social media twists what love should truly...

Don't just sit around this weekend and binge watch your favorite Netflix series.  There is plenty to do on this four day weekend.  Make sure to get out of the house and enjoy this mini vacation.  Don't forget to to wish Abraham Lincoln a happy birthday.

Places to go, and things to see; what to do for Presidents’ day weekend

Taiya Reynolds, Staff Reporter February 11, 2016

       Presidents’ Day lands on February 15, an unfortunately less than ideal day as far as weather goes; rainy, cloudy, and at most, 55 degrees. The weather may not be optimal to be able...

Make this year's Valentine's Day a holiday to remember whether single or with a significant other.  There are plenty of exciting and romantic activities to plan for on this four day weekend.

Whether you’re single as a Pringle or ready to mingle look here and find something special to do this Valentine’s Day.

Brittney Wood, Staff Reporter February 11, 2016

Whether single or in a relationship, these ideas are sure to share the love this Valentine's Day. From date ideas to a movie marathon with best friends, find something fun to do no matter what your relationship...

Netflix and chill with your study guide

Elizabeth Robins, Staff Reporter January 25, 2016

It’s January, and the air is crisp, the ground is slippery, and finals are here. It’s time to turn off the TV, get off the couch, and start studying for finals. Or is it? Everyone’s best friend,...

Dr. Charles Morgan speaks to the LSHS student body during the Martin Luther King Jr. Assembly on January 15, 2016 about the prejudice and inequality that is still present in the United States. His story connected with what students know to be going on in our country. “It was really inspiring. He told such personal stories that it easily connected to real life,” senior Shaelyn Huot said.

America must stop sweeping racial discrimination under the rug

Addy Tibbits, A&E Editor January 25, 2016

America has come a tremendous way in the journey to make rights equal for all races. Slavery in the United States was abolished in the late nineteenth century and segregation laws were claimed unconstitutional...

 One topic of controversy amongst students is whether or not students should be allowed to sit in the superfan section even if they’re not wearing purple and gold.“The superfan section is dedicated to people who go all out, who dress up and represent the school,” senior Mikenzie Cissell said.

The politics behind superfanning

Noel Gasca, Editor-in-Chief November 12, 2015

There are few things better to do on a Friday night than hangout with friends at a Lake Stevens High School football game. Recently, however, what should be a fun and easy experience has been dampened...

What to do this weekend

Brittney Wood, Staff Reporter October 31, 2015

Are big and crowded Halloween parties not your thing? Don't worry! The Valhalla has your Halloween weekend plans covered. Check out some of the following ideas for a weekend full of fright and fun. Tricks,...

Yay or nay for Xfinity arena

Elizabeth Robins, Staff Reporter October 30, 2015

This year’s Americana Homecoming was a success on many accounts. It was held in the Conference wing of the Xfinity Arena as it was two years ago. Unlike that year, the DJ and the participation was ten...