In today’s crazed realm of polarizing news, misinformation and agenda-driven media, the refreshing voices of student journalists help provide a clear and timely perspective on events that matter to them....
Each year, electric car sales continue to grow. After all, their success is practically cut out. They’re generally perceived as better for the environment and the rising cost of gas makes them economically...
As students, we are set in a routine. We wake up, get ready, go class to class, take notes and then go home. More than often, students are so set in their routine, they forget that teachers have their...
Each year, the Television Academy hosts the Emmys, an award show meant to recognize the best of television. At last month’s Emmy Awards, many great productions were recognized for their television achievements....
Climate change is a highly debated issue. Many scientists regard climate change as a public health issue, while others argue climate change is a hoax. However, it is evident that climate change is an issue...
Ashley Choi, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• October 5, 2022
On September 9th, 2022, the trailer for the live-action rendition of The Little Mermaid was released. The trailer starred Halle Bailey, who was controversially announced as Ariel in 2019.
Disney live-action...
The Lasso Lounge was regularly packed with hungry Lambert students and teachers alike. It was a luxury that consistently served the Longhorn community. From snagging candy for a couple of bucks to cheap...
The rapid increase in school fights is plaguing schools across Georgia and the nation, and upon reflection, it isn’t hard to see why. One simply has to enter the world of the typical high school student,...
Chitvan Singh, Staff Writer, Photography Editor
• September 19, 2022
What’s the biggest island in the world?
Did you say Greenland?
Either way, you might have asked yourself what the significance of the question was. Maybe you compared it to a random piece of...
Bisan Malhotra, Opinion Staff Writer
• September 15, 2022
On June 4, the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, a decision that now gives individual states the ability to make their own policies on abortion instead of constitutionally protecting...
We think that we can agree that when it comes to bad decisions in school, you can always count on our freshmen. After all, it was our Freshmen at Lambert who were responsible for losing Lunch and Learn...
When April 22nd rolls around every year people observe Earth Day to bring awareness to issues such as climate change and support environmental protection campaigns. However, each year the situation about...
