Author: Greyson Rupert, staff writer
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Regular classes vs. online classes.
It’s easy to see why online classes are different from regular classes. In online school, you are in a virtual meeting with a bunch of other students who want to participate, not show their…
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Cinco De Mayo and its history
Puebla is a city in Mexico that was once an Aztec society. It is now a very popular place to visit during the celebration of Cinco De Mayo because of its famous battle that…
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Doom: Eternal review
DOOM: Eternal is an insanely violent first person shooter that follows the story of the Doom Slayer in his conquest to kill pretty much every single demon he can get his hands on, whether…
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Nostalgia sells, here’s why.
Nostalgia is a feeling of longing for the past. It makes us want what we used to have, so maybe we can feel happy again. We think that when we get the cause of…
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Modern Warfare 2 Remastered review
Usually remasters of games are nothing special. Graphics may be improved and new stuff will be added, but nothing major or ground breaking. This was not the case for Modern Warfare 2 Remastered. The…
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Psychological Warfare
With World War III trending on social media and just about everywhere else, this idea got me thinking: What types of warfare will be used during this massive conflict if it ever happens? While…
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What insults are getting under our skin?
After collecting the interview data, it was time to look at the responses that people had left. I can say with certainty that some of these have truly… caught my attention. (Photo courtesy of…
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North Sentinel Island
North Sentinel Island is a little tropical archipelago in the Indian Ocean. It features nice sunny weather, quiet scenery, exotic wildlife, and an entire native population, the Sentinelese. It would be the perfect place…
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Fights, Violence, and what the people think
Unfortunately, many schools experience fights. They can occur randomly during the day, during any period, to anyone. Not many people are ready for one to happen, but some people are sort of expecting fights…
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The Science of MAD and Why it Should Scare You
Have you ever watched those old 19th century short films about what to do if an air raid siren sounds in your area? Well I have, and I probably won’t be the first to…
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Terminator: Dark Fate Review
Terminator: Dark Fate released on November 1 in theatres around the globe. Dark Fate takes place after the second movie in the franchise, due to it being easy to continue that storyline instead of…
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A History of Anonymous Books
With the recent scandal A Warning, many people want to know who the anonymous author is. All we know is that he claims to be one of Trump’s senior officials. The Justice Department has…
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Battlefield 1… Three Years Later
On October 21, 2016, DICE developed and published Battlefield 1. It takes place during the first great war and sees fighting in major battles, as well as some minor battles that may have been…
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The Inhuman Science of Red Dead Redemption 2
When I was young, I used to play around with toy cap guns. One of these happened to be an old timey Uberti 1873 Cattleman revolver, much like the one used in Rockstar’s 2019…
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School Spirit Week – A Overall Success?
School Spirit Week is over, and Leesville certainly looks brighter than the week before. After all of the cool costumes and bright style of outfits, the morale of LRHS seems a bit more chipper…
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Ghost Recon: Breakpoint review
Ghost Recon: Breakpoint released on October 4 and is the fifteenth game to be released for the Ghost Recon series. Having played the closed and open beta, I had a few expectations for the…
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Mortal Kombat 11 adds “The Terminator” character to it’s roster
When hearing the words, “I’ll be back,” some people think of the 1980’s classic, “Terminator,” starring Arnold Shwarzeneggar as a massive, hulking machine known as the model T-101. In the film, he hunts down…
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Is the new Call of Duty what fans wanted all along?
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare drops on October 25, and many old and new fans are pre-ordering the franchise’s chance at redemption. It features new graphics, modern weapons, and an amazing soundtrack. This Call…
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Lights, Camera, Wrayno!
Ever wondered who orchestrates the awesome set pieces, the expert lighting, and the booming voices of the actors and actresses during all of Leesvilles awesome plays and musicals? The answer is Jeannine Wrayno. Wrayno…
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Latin Club
The Latin Club held its first interest meeting on September 16 and is ready for a new batch of students to join the club and dive into the Latin language. Meetings are on every…
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How to know what club is right for you
Most club interest meetings have already happened, and students are scrambling to get a spot in their favorite clubs with friends or personal interests in mind. Some clubs, like HOSA, Chess, Model UN, and…
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The minds behind the 2020 Leesville Mural
Leesville Road High School students and staff see many murals around the school, including the ones in the cafeteria, inside some of the teachers’ rooms, and the new one on the Senior Wall. Chloe…
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Wave Goodbye to Digital Media Classes
During the 2019-2020 school year, students at LRHS will witness the last batch of Digital Media students as the original classes will make way for the more focused, content-heavy Adobe curriculum classes. The Adobe…