Education around the world according to students
March 31, 2018
Filed under Features, Multimedia, Showcase
“It was probably like every other school day on this planet. Starts way to early in the morning, ends way too late in the afternoon, and between that you and your friends try to not fall asleep in countless boring classes," says Felix Garcia who went to Berthold-Brecht_Schule in Darmstadt, Germany.
Read more »Anticipating the opening of Alliance Academy
Allie Tatoy, Associate Editor
March 29, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
As the opening of Alliance Academy draws nearer, more and more information is revealed about the career-focused school. Many Lambert teachers will be leaving in order to join the programs that the school has to offer. "Based on pathways, kids will be attending that school. It is strictly an academ...
Is this the end of ISIS?
Josh DeRoche, Staff Writer
March 22, 2018
Filed under Features
Under the Trump administration, America has seen major improvements in the fight against ISIS. In Trump’s first 11 months as president, ISIS lost 18 percent more of its territory compared to the amount lost in the previous 28 months under the Obama administration. The Trump administration also accou...
Student Voice: new school safety measures
Elizabeth Findley, Editor-in-Chief
March 13, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
Following the recent school shooting tragedy in Parkland, Florida where 14 students and three staff members were killed, Lambert High School has implemented new school safety measures designed to better protect students and faculty. These include keeping all doors locked, passes for the students in trai...
How a drive-in movie can help end drinking and driving
Allie Tatoy, Associate Editor
February 27, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
On Friday, February 23, 2018, Lambert students settled in the backs of their cars to watch Captain America: Civil War. Though the event simply seems like a fun way for students to start off the weekend, the story behind the drive-in depicts how Lambert students are changing the world in their own ways. For...
Let’s talk about guns
Allie Tatoy, Associate Editor
February 15, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
I am a 16-year-old student journalist and I have written too many stories about mass shootings. My name is Allie Tatoy and I am a 16-year-old student journalist for The Lambert Post. There is one topic that continuously has a need to be written about - mass shootings. It comes to a point when one must ask:...
Zarathustra: the story behind the viral cat pictures
Jennifer Zhao, Staff writer
February 12, 2018
Filed under Features, Multimedia, Photo Essays
In recent years, there has been a revitalization in the popularity of old paintings with the spread of photoshopped parodies of famous paintings from prominent art periods. One of the artists behind this movement is Svetlana Petrova, a Russian artist who decided to insert her big ginger cat Zarathu...
Star Wars, more like Star Was
Thia Haney, Staff Writer
February 9, 2018
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Features, Opinions, Showcase
Star Wars: The Last Jedi was released on December 15, 2017, the day all fans of the series will mark as the worst day of their lives. Overall, the movie consisted of fragmented, undeveloped ideas, resulting in a plot that was hard to follow. A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away… ...
One Immigrant’s Perspective of America’s Political Atmosphere
Aniket Adhikari, News Editor
February 6, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
The current political atmosphere of the United States is one of dissonance and disconnect between Washington politicians and the general American populous. Major news outlets write opinion pieces slamming congress for being ineffectual, the president for being incompetent, or some combination of both, and the public as a whole seems divided alo...
The Ghost Ship
Avery Ketcherside, Social Media Editor
February 1, 2018
Filed under Features
Humanity is no stranger to the casualties of war. Stories of love and loss trickle through time and those who hold dear to them ensure the passionate wartime tales are told to generations. We are able to recount the horrific events our ancestors had witnessed or experienced. Hollywood as well, has bec...
Genocide in Myanmar Continues
Christina Renzetti, Staff writer
January 29, 2018
Filed under Features
As the genocide in Myanmar continues, it has steadily fallen out of the spotlight of media coverage. Since August, over half a million people have fled from the genocide in the Rakhine state of Myanmar to neighboring Bangladesh. The estimated number of deaths varies between 6,700 to even 9,000. UNICEF officials have estimated that h...
Dairy: is it worth it?
Justin Gibbs-Poe, Opinion Editor
December 20, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase, Uncategorized
American food culture is littered with foods such as pizza, cheeseburgers, butter, yogurt, ice cream and a multitude of other dairy products. These meal options have morphed from being occasional comfort foods to being a staple in American diets. The USDA suggests that humans should have a daily intake of thre...
Emma North, Photography Editor
March 13, 2018
“I had never really thought about law until the fifth grade, if that makes sense I know we’re all young anyways. In the fifth grade, my teacher had this program called...
