Drip Academy, Episode 3: Spirit Week and Pep Rallies

Tyler Kayo and Jack Kelley

April 19, 2019

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The comments and opinions of Drip Academy are their own.  They do not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Lancer Spirit publication or Londonderry High School. ...

LSO Podcast: The Doll, an original scary story

Max DesRosiers, Podcast Editor

October 30, 2018

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Throwback Tuesday: LHS students re-created the War of the Worlds broadcast 10 years ago. Listen here.

LHS Alum, classes of 2008-09

October 30, 2018

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Today is the 80th anniversary of the War of the Worlds Broadcast.  This broadcast caused panic nationwide because people thought it was a real martian invasion.  For more information about the original broadcast, click here. 10 years ago Mrs. Robinson's "Lancer Theatre on the Air" students re-created and recorded their own version of the broadcast from the original script. ...

LSO Podcast: Lancer Nation on Spirit Week, Mack Plaque

Mrs. Robinson's Audio Production and Podcasting Class

September 21, 2018

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Lancer Nation reflects on the upcoming Mack Plaque competition and Spirit Week. Audio podcasts were recorded by Mrs. Robinson's Audio Production and Podcasting Class: Garrett Calusdian, Ahna Gainey, Eva Gertz, Nate Hardy, Shane Harvey, Sathvik Manam, Mike Montminy, Brooke Nickerson, Lexi Ni...

LSO Podcast: The benefits of drivers going “electric”

Chris Ferrick, Podcast FreeLancer

June 18, 2018

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Lancer Spirit On the Air: Teachers wish the best to class of 2018

Chris Ferrick, Freelancer

June 13, 2018

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The class of 2018 is graduating soon, and with that comes some teacher tears. Some you may have had for just a semester, others have been there for your entire four years at LHS. Listen to these farewell sentiments from the staff to our seniors.   ...

Lancer Spirit On the Air: Senior reflection man-on-the-street

Max DesRosiers, Freelancer

June 13, 2018

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With the class of 2018 graduating in just a few short days, these seniors discussed their time at LHS, what they will miss, and their plans for next year. Listen to what some seniors had to say in this latest addition of Lancer Spirit On the Air.   ...

Lancer Spirit On the Air: Holiday traditions voices in the halls

Logan Agrella, Neil Baran, Tristan Crane, and Kevin Robischeau

December 21, 2017

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What are some of the holiday traditions on Lancer Nation? Students from Mrs. Robinson's Radio class took to the halls to find out! Listen here to learn what some students and staff are doing over the holiday break.        ...

Lancer Spirit On the Air: Man on the street- Gronk Suspension

Logan Agrella, Neil Baran, and Kyle Bernard

December 8, 2017

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Radio class students Logan Agrella, Neil Baran, and Kyle Bernard hit the halls to find out what LHS thinks about Gronk being suspended. Here's what they got.

Lancer Spirit On the Air: Senior Evan Miller discusses coming out and being part of the LGBTQ+ community

Abi Whitcomb, Podcast & Opinions Editor, Marketing Manager

October 17, 2017

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"National Coming Out Day," a day to celebrate coming out as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (LGBTQ+) or as an ally, was recently celebrated on October 11. In this episode of Lancer Spirit On the Air, senior Evan Miller describes his experience of being a part of the LGBTQ+ community.  Talking about everything from Ellen DeGeneres to protestors at Boston P...

Lancer Theater on the Air presents ‘Sorry, Wrong Number’

Radio Club

April 6, 2017

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The Lancer Theater on the Air recently performed the radio drama "Sorry, Wrong Number," about Mrs. Stevenson, a rich, bed-ridden, elderly woman who comes across a frightening phone conversation when trying to contact her husband at work. The original radio play aired in 1943 and is still popular...