by Natalie Gore, social media editor March 29, 2018

Postponed Malone?

On December 9, 2016, Austin Post released his debut album, Stoney. Although his first single “White Iverson” debuted over a year earlier, the hit song became the rapper’s breakthrough and

by Natalie Gore, social media editor March 29, 2018

Prestige over preference: Attending college because of its name

This spring, students at Leesville have their minds focused on college. Seniors prepare to graduate, and many have already been accepted to universities. Sophomores and juniors work hard to finish

by Lucy Leen, editor in chief March 29, 2018

March Madness: The Women’s NCAA Tournament

Due to the hype of the men’s March Madness tournaments, the women’s tournaments are often forgotten, but the talent on the women’s teams cannot be ignored. As the final four

by Matt Wiener, senior staff writer March 29, 2018

The Rise of Fortnite at Leesville

Thirty seconds to jump out of a bus. Three  minutes before the storm gets closer to erasing your existence. Gain weapons and materials or risk extinction. Kill before others kill

by Kyla Stone-Houze, staff writer 2017-18 March 29, 2018

12 Family-Friendly Spring Break Activities

Spring break gives students the opportunity to enjoy the warm weather that hasn’t been seen around here for months Many students are already making plans with friends but what about

by Jacob Polansky, senior editor March 28, 2018

March Madness: Why the hype?

It’s the month of March, and here in North Carolina, everyone knows what that means: March Madness. This collegiate basketball sensation is one of the most highly anticipated athletic events

by Ben Zahavi, junior editor 2016-17 March 27, 2018

Pride ends Broughton’s undefeated run

On March 26, the Leesville women’s soccer team (8-0-0) played the undefeated Broughton Capitals in their third conference game of the season. In a high intensity match, the Pride were

by Isabella Parsons, senior editor, 2018-19 March 27, 2018

All About Credit By Demonstrated Mastery (CDM)

Credit by Demonstrated Mastery (CDM) is the process in which high school students can earn credit for a course by showing they have a firm grasp of its subject matter.

by Isabella Parsons, senior editor, 2018-19 March 27, 2018

“Love, Simon” Review

Love, Simon is a coming out story based on the novel Simon v. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli. A hilarious romantic comedy, Love, Simon is centered around Simon

by Michael Beauregard, senior editor 2017-18 March 27, 2018

“Who Killed Captain Alex”: A Real African Action Movie

Marvel’s Black Panther is being trumpeted as one of the best films of all time. The movie smashed records, blowing away Marvel’s own Deadpool for having the best President’s Day

by Ashley Tysiac, editor in chief March 27, 2018

The Mycenaean Spring 2018 print issue

by Isabella Parsons, senior editor, 2018-19 March 26, 2018

What in the World Are We Going to Do Without Señor Ross?

As Señor Ross said goodbye to Leesville Road High School after 22 years of teaching, countless numbers of people could feel his absence. Ross was a big contributor to several

by Sarah Stoflet, staff writer 2016-17 March 26, 2018

Capital Pride Harmonize Their Way To Disney

Leesville Road High School’s Capital Pride team performed in Orlando, Florida in Disney World. Tonya Dickens, chorus director, departed Leesville with her Capital Pride students during third period on Wednesday,

by Kyla Stone-Houze, staff writer 2017-18 March 26, 2018

Witherspoon Campus Cinema at NC State Provides Inexpensive Fun for the Whole Family

The Witherspoon Campus Cinema is very different from the average movie theater. Firstly, the cinema is located on a college campus which is extremely convenient for not only students but

by Natalie Gore, social media editor March 26, 2018

Is AP Psych as easy as people say?

As upperclassmen prepare to apply and eventually attend colleges, AP classes are a major part of many students’ schedules. Earning college credits as well as raising weighted GPAs is vital

by Hannah Comeskey, video editor March 26, 2018

A New Experience for Theatre II

International Thespian Society (ITS) and Mainstage are famous for their creativity, exceptional lighting, distinct portrayal of characters, as well as their unique sets, props, hair, and makeup that transform the

by Isabella Parsons, senior editor, 2018-19 March 26, 2018

Another Successful Honor Roll Breakfast: An Open Letter

Dear Dr. Muttillo, High school is supposed to prepare us for the real world; it teaches us how to be successful adults and contributing members of society. School is also

by McKenna Daley, print senior editor March 24, 2018

Raleigh’s March for our Lives

Today is Saturday, March 24th, and all across the country there are marches against gun violence. The main march took place in Washington D.C. where students from the Parkland shooting

by Regan Harsa, editor in chief 2017-18 March 20, 2018

Leesville’s March 14 Walkout: Why we care

  On March 14, hundreds of Leesville students participated in a walk-out to “uplift the names of the Parkland 17,” calling for an end to violence in schools. @WRAL@newsobserverpic.twitter.com/G7Idt5WzEg Key

by Ashley Tysiac, editor in chief March 15, 2018

Moments from Leesville’s student walkout

On March 14, hundreds of Leesville students participated in a walk-out to “uplift the names of the Parkland 17,” calling for an end to violence in schools. @lrhswalkout @WRAL @newsobserver

by Michael Beauregard, senior editor 2017-18 March 14, 2018

Opioids by the Numbers

by Mariana Herrera, senior editor March 12, 2018

Leesville’s MUN team argues their way to the podium

Spending a Friday night arguing about historical and current world topics doesn’t seem like the average teenager’s idea of a good time. But that’s exactly what Leesville’s Model United Nations

by Kaitlyn Stocum, senior editor March 8, 2018

Señorita Bouchard Takes On a New Role

Since the departure of Señora Sollie in 2017 school year and Señor Ross last previous semester, other Spanish teachers have had to step up and teach the higher level Spanish

by Sarah Stoflet, staff writer 2016-17 March 7, 2018

Leesville Students Need Better Sleep

Leesville Road High School has a very early start time, with the warning bell sounding at 7:19 a.m. The pros and cons of having such an early school start time

by Sarah Stoflet, staff writer 2016-17 March 7, 2018

Students Sell Java

The Java Lion is a student-run coffee stand on Leesville Road High School’s campus. The shop is located by the auditorium, in the auditorium concessions stand. The cafe is open

by Kaitlyn Stocum, senior editor March 7, 2018

The Legacy and Stories of Walt Disney

As long as I can remember, I’ve loved anything and everything that had to do with Disney. I loved to read books and stories like Mary Poppins and Peter Pan,

by Ray Youman, staff writer 2016-2018 March 7, 2018

Guns simply aren’t going away

First and foremost, I would like to express our sympathy for the victims of the Parkland shooting this past week. Guns are a sensitive topic to debate about now and

by Ray Youman, staff writer 2016-2018 March 7, 2018

Memoirs of an ex-Mycenaean staff writer

Jonathan Spear, Senior at LRHS                                                   

by Erin Darnell, senior editor March 6, 2018

Scott Reintgen Visits Leesville

“If I offered you millions of dollars to go to space, would you?” asked Scott Reintgen, author, during his visit to Leesville on Tuesday morning, March 6. Immediately, a resounding