Monthly Archives: October, 2014

Leesville Football can’t contain Marshall, loses to Millbrook

In a game of big plays and prolific offense, Leesville’s passing attack proved slightly inferior to Millbrook’s running game, and the contrast made all...

Fear Farm: Whos afraid of a little scare?

The state-famous Clayton Fear Farm is wrapping up its 2014 operation, to the sorrow of many frightened people. The park operated until November 1st...

Blood Drive recap: You’re somebody’s type

How do you save up to three lives in just fifteen minutes while getting to eat tasty snacks and missing class at the same...

Are Millennials really selfish?

Sitting around the dinner table, it’s common for my over fifty-years-old parents to make comments about how ‘my’ generation does not like hard labor,...

Advice for student drivers

As a teenager, life is hard enough as it is -- balancing grades, relationships and free time takes a lot of extra effort. In...

The Latin Elite of Leesville

Leesville’s most invested Latin students have already been planning for this year’s National Latin Honor Society. Latin Club is a popular club at LRHS, but...

Much ado about space, and how we could make SMART lunch less painful for all of us

A student’s lunch is his or her precious time to recharge and take care of business. Smart Lunch, so far, has come across as...

Model UN trying to change the world

In Leesville, Model UN Club, now an academic team, has united students interested in conflict resolution and world problems for at least 12 years. Since...

Backyard Burgers Review

Backyard Burgers is a semi-fast food restaurant on the corner of Leesville Road and Strickland Road. The menu at Backyard Burgers is filled with a...

“The Outsiders” Review

The interesting thing about old literature is the tendency of the seas of time to wash away the drab selections from our memories, leaving...

Accidents can happen

Wake County has been suffering the past few weeks dealing with seven deaths, six of which were caused by car accidents. Aside from the...

What the world has to learn from Jonathan Park

Rappers. Not exactly the first group of people we think of when we’re picking role models, right? I mean, you can listen to the...

Things we can learn from music: 70’s and 80’s

The rock music of the 1970s and 1980s is often overlooked by our generation. As we are caught up in our own culture and...

Leesville performing Vacancy in Paradise as fall play

In Vacancy in Paradise, Wally, a publicity agent, stops at a run-down Paradise Glen. There he sees Ellen Danby and embarks on a mission...

A call for school spirit

In regards to high school, one would find the experience consists of cheering on one’s school’s athletic teams, proudly wearing the school colors and...

Gmail adding new service

Gmail is easily one of the most popular free-email clients in the world. This success is largely in-part due to Google championing motto of...

What’s so great about streaming music?

Whether we listen to it while we do our homework or to help us fall asleep at night, music is undoubtedly a very prominent...

American Horror Story returns with “Freak Show”

A murder house, an insane asylum, a boarding school of witches and now, a circus of freaks. “American Horror Story” is back and better...

1989: pop’s newest guilty pleasure

For many jaded millennials and older adults alike, the release of Taylor Swift’s fifth album, 1989, on Monday has become just another 13-track album...

New Politics thrills enthusiasts

On Wednesday, Oct 15, the band New Politics took over Cat’s Cradle. People began lining up at the door before 3:30 even though people...

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