National Walkout Day, and the Lambert students behind it
March 15, 2018
Approximately 300 Lambert students braved the cold March weather to join in the masses of walkers from New York to California that made history yesterday. Throughout the nation, and even across the world, students began walking at 10am in remembrance of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting and to speak out in preventing further incidents like it. Students of all different grades, p...
Nightingale’s legacy: Behind the scenes of modern nursing
Allie Tatoy, Associate Editor
February 15, 2018
Lambert High School is quite notable for its healthcare program. Ask any student in the program, however, and the answers turn out to be very similar. Doctor, surgeon, or specialists such as oncologists remain the most common goals of future healthcare practitioners. Not very often is credit given to nurses. Th...
Afflicted With Senioritis – A Progressive Disease
Aniket Adhikari, News Editor
February 15, 2018
My name is Aniket Adhikari, I am an editor on the Lambert Post, and in November of 2017, I was diagnosed with one of the most pervasive and widespread epidemics sweeping high schools across the country right now: Senioritis. While the popular adult narrative of Senioritis involves irresponsible teenager...
DECA’s GA State Competition
Andrew Hampton, Staff Writer
February 13, 2018
A few weekends ago, Lambert's DECA chapter traveled to Hyatt Regency in Atlanta to compete in various events our students are passionate about. Congratulations to all those who have won!
Zarathustra: the story behind the viral cat pictures
Jennifer Zhao, Staff writer
February 12, 2018
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...
Chasing fall through New England
Nethra Pillai, Online Editor
October 26, 2017
Over fall break, I designed a seven-day family road trip from Atlanta to New Hampshire. We passed through every New England state except for Rhode Island, and stopped at Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire. Admittedly, Pennsylvania does not fall under the New Englan...
Discover Nashville
Morgan Wood, Social Media Editor
October 17, 2017
The city of Nashville, Tennessee, is renowned as a home to country music, southern hospitality, and acclaimed universities. From the streets lined with honky tonks each echoing their own live music to the pristine campus of Belmont University, Nashville, along with her soulful locals, lives up to...
DragonCon: a community of 80,000 people
Emma North, Photography Editor
October 3, 2017
For many people, Labor Day weekend in Atlanta means DragonCon. If you haven’t already heard, DragonCon is the “largest multi-media, pop culture, convention focusing on science fiction & fantasy, gaming, comics, literature, art, music, and film in the universe,” and occurs annually over Friday, S...
Why Iceland should be your next vacation destination
Mahima Siripurapu, Editor-in-Chief
April 2, 2017
Iceland is a scenic island located 846 miles northwest of the United Kingdom. The island, located in the north atlantic, boasts a climate true to its name: icy. The country's rocky, icy terrain does not lend itself well to to agriculture, however what Iceland lacks in its agricultural industry it makes up in its fishing, en...
Vietnam Veterans Bring “The Things They Carried” to Life
Bryan McKnight, Staff Writer
March 31, 2017
On Tuesday, April 28 two Vietnam war veterans, Thomas McDonald III and Jim Beddingfield, came into Mrs. Rose’s and Mrs. Jimenez’s classes at Lambert High School for three periods to talk about their experiences and relate it to the novel The Things They Carried. The students have been reading ...
International night wrap up
Shreya Desai, Staff Writer
March 14, 2017
Lambert High School is peppered with a huge variety of cultures, and this diversity allows the students to be exposed to many different kinds of people. Out of the 180 seemingly long days of school, there is one night in which the students have the opportunity to represent their cultures and backgroun...
Ann Ding, Resident Artist
May 19, 2018
This is it readers! Thank you all so much for sticking with the series and dropping in every now and then. It is time for the work to come to a close as I will be heading...
Elizabeth Findley, Editor-In-Chief
May 7, 2018
“I intern four days a week at a mental and allied health clinic. One day a week at the mental health side and three days a week at allied health, allied health being physical...
