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by Emma Nani, staff writer January 21, 2020

The wait is on for Marvel’s ‘Black Widow’

Scarlett Johansson first portrayed Natasha Romanoff in the Iron Man movies but the character never had a main role until the first Avengers movie. Now, she finally gets a solo

by Emma Nani, staff writer January 14, 2020

Top 2020 Presidential candidates and their views of education

President Trump is running for re-election despite several Democrats running against him. The presidential election will be on November 3, 2020. (Photo used by permission of DonkeyHotey via Flickr) Public

by Emma Nani, staff writer January 8, 2020

TIME’s 2019 Person of the Year: Greta Thunberg

Greta Thunberg poses at the EP Plenary Session in France, April 2019. The members of Parliament are currently discussing the means of a European Green Deal. (Photo used by permission

by Emma Nani, staff writer December 13, 2019

Busy Times for Varsity Cheer

The cheer team will be at the Championship Game along with continuing to cheer for basketball. (Photo used by permission of Amy Sellers) After cheering for an undefeated football team

by Emma Nani, staff writer December 11, 2019

Into the unknown with Frozen 2

Critics know Disney to have disappointing sequels, but Frozen 2 has been a success. With a U.S box office debut of $127 million, it surpassed forecasted amounts and the original’s

by Emma Nani, staff writer November 25, 2019

JV Cheer Wins Pre-State Regionals

The JV Cheer team posing after their win at Dorton Arena. (Photo used by permission of Lyssa Menendez) On Saturday November 16, while many may have been relaxing, the JV

by Emma Nani, staff writer November 20, 2019

The Danger of Anti-Vaxxers

Groups of Anti-Vaxxers gather on Facebook to talk about their hatred of vaccines. Their posts consist of mostly protesting, boycotting companies, and how all vaccines are simply poison. (Photo in

by Emma Nani, staff writer November 13, 2019

Student Spotlight: Kyla McGhee

Kyla McGhee at UNC’s campus after her journalism camp. (Photo used by permission of Kyla McGhee) If there is a strong role model for student athletes, it would be Kyla

by Emma Nani, staff writer October 29, 2019

Leesville VS Broughton volleyball games end in defeat for the Pride

Kaitlyn Canelas, junior, and Mary May, senior, block Jade Demps’ hit during their Monday night game. It was Leesville’s last home game and senior night. (Photo courtesy of Emma Nani)

by Emma Nani, staff writer October 28, 2019

ITS prepares for their annual Haunted House

One of ITS’ jobs for their haunted hospital was advertising. This poster was sent out via social media describing the event. (Photo courtesy of Emma Nani) The International Thespian Society

by Emma Nani, staff writer October 22, 2019

Is it time for a Homecoming dance again?

LRHS has gone several years since last holding a homecoming dance. Is it finally time to change that? (Photo used by permission of Rachel Alvis) Highlights of going to a

by Emma Nani, staff writer September 27, 2019

Students and the importance of sleep

Late nights are common for highschoolers. Whether they’re spent doing homework, on social media, or talking with friends, the effects during the day can be detrimental. The recommended amount of

by Emma Nani, staff writer September 19, 2019

Nashville Catholic School bans Harry Potter, Leesville Media Center Specialist Weighs in

Library shelves in a Nashville, Tennessee school are empty of the classic series Harry Potter, written by J.K. Rowling. Harry Potter is one of the highest selling books series and

by Emma Nani, staff writer September 19, 2019

Epic Soccer Win against rival Cardinal Gibbons

The Varsity Men’s Soccer team pulled an epic victory against Cardinal Gibbons Monday, September 16. They won the game after tying, going into overtime, and won during penalty kicks. Alex

by Emma Nani, staff writer September 12, 2019

The Story Behind Nuking Hurricanes

Hurricanes are one of the most powerful natural forces on Earth. Governments would jump at the thought of being able to prevent one of these disasters, but would they go

by Emma Nani, staff writer September 4, 2019

The Story of Stiles

As students begin tuning instruments, sharp A’s and flat D’s fill the room. Mark Stiles, the orchestra director, whistles for the class to quiet down. Stiles has been at Leesville

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