SHOWCASE
The harsh realities of banning cellphones
In an effort to curb student vaping, Londonderry High School has begun installing vape detectors in both boys’ and girls’ bathrooms, marking a new step in the school's effort to help students make healthier choices. As stated in Principal Rick Barnes’ weekly update sent out on Oct. 20, “This...
This weekend, hundreds will lace up their shoes, not just to walk, but to inspire optimism to those living with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Each step will raise awareness and funds for ALS research, turning a morning walk into a movement of hope and determination. Uniting friends, family, and...
Even after hearing the phrase “they tortured the poet out of her” countless times in the hallway after her newest album release, I can confirm that I am still a Swiftie through and through. Taylor Swift never changed, her approach on this new album just happened to take a different spin. “The...
Every year, LHS drama club takes over the trails on the town common for three fright-filled nights during their annual tradition, Haunted Woods. The event consists of a spooky guided tour through the woods, fall-themed food and drink, as well as the “Goblin Garden,” where kids can play games...
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In the first few weeks and months of high school, freshmen can often find themselves struggling to adjust to new routines, heavier workloads, and unfamiliar faces. The noisy halls, the size of the building and the rush between classes can feel overwhelming, but amid the chaos, school counselors are...
Varsity field hockey is on a hot streak and has won 13 of their 15 games played this season. The team is putting together an impressive campaign thus far and is looking to keep it going. A 4-3 win against Pinkerton during Mack Plaque proved the team has what it takes to win on a big stage. One of...
Pieces click and snap into place as groups of students and staff huddle over library tables. The buzz of concentration in the room is quiet, only broken by friendly chatting, occasional smack talk, and the pop of puzzle pieces fitting together. Around the library, teams work to complete their chosen...
New Hampshire’s new law, House Bill 1014, makes it illegal for teachers, school staff, and local governments to refer to the second Monday in October as anything other than Columbus Day. The law, which went into effect on Sep. 10, 2024, states that all “official communications, publications, and...