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The student news site of Lambert High School

The Lambert Post

The student news site of Lambert High School

The Lambert Post

Lambert student Joshil Vaddi studies personal finance at school, learning about insurance. Photograph by Chitvan Singh, March 27th, 2023

Lambert Needs to Learn Personal Finance

Chitvan Singh, Staff Writer March 30, 2023

Many seniors at Lambert are about to experience a turning point in their lives – graduating from high school. This is the time when they finally become adults and leave their households. Alongside this...

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Will Lambert be the Best High School of Forsyth 2022?

Taylor Petrofski, Senior Editor November 2, 2021

Lambert High School has been nominated as the “Best High School” in Forsyth County News’ “Best of Forsyth 2022” contest.  Every year, Forsyth County News (FCN) offers a reader’s choice...

This was a remind message I recently received from one of my Ap Courses. Online textbooks are evidently frustrating for both students and teachers. A switch to former handheld textbooks may be more beneficial then expected.

The Terror of Online Textbooks

Ananya Mehta, Staff Writer January 26, 2018

I’ve always been the type of girl who loves having the physical copy of a book over the online edition. I love everything about real books, ranging from the simplicity for use to the access to the wondrous...

There have been a few student-led protests against high tuition costs, which has contributed to the national debate on this issue.

The possible reality of free or reduced college tuition in America

Quinn Forney, Features Editor May 19, 2017

Since the late 80s, college tuition prices at public four-year colleges have risen at about 3.8% annually, and 3% at two-year colleges. The rising prices of tuition have prompted a national debate to address...

There are various compulsions that result from the obsessive thoughts, one of the most well known being perpetual hand washing.

The reality of Obsessive-compulsive disorder

Cayla Vanderzanden, Opinion Editor March 23, 2017

An anonymous student from Lambert High School defined Obsessive-compulsive disorder, commonly called OCD, as “someone must have things a certain way” and another student described it as “you have...

Regardless if the intentions are noble, pressures placed upon students can be damaging to both their current well-being and impending plans.

When does parental pressure become too much?

Cayla Vanderzanden, Opinion Editor February 6, 2017

Parental pressure has the ability to radically influence career and/or education decisions of adolescents. The role that a parent or guardian takes on is vital while his or her child is in the process...

Lambert students learn about the value of the newspaper and its constant update on the current events.

Lack of student awareness worldwide

Kelly Yoon, Social Media Lead February 2, 2017

BREAKING NEWS: Russia has hacked into US computers and manipulated the election of 2016. Back in early December, this  story went viral, with no time to simultaneously alert all United States citizens....

Located in the capital of North Korea, Kim Il-Sung University is a premier destination for the foreign students.

Study Abroad in North Korea? Yes, even for Americans

SungMin Park, Staff Writer October 7, 2015

Two Brown University graduates, Nicholas Young and Matthew Reichel, initiated the Pyongyang Project in 2009. The two have been able to penetrate through the shrouded nation by sending students of post-secondary...

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