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Sahil Sood: The Strategies Behind His Success

Hunter Dzerve, Staff Writer October 31, 2022

Sahil Sood is well-known for his academic accolades, not only at Lambert High School, but also internationally. Sahil has an abundance of achievements that students and adults alike admire, but his accomplishments...

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Uncovering Mask Myths

Livi Wold, Features Staff November 16, 2020

Between all of the misinformation and debates over face masks, one thing hasn’t changed: the uncertainty about what lies ahead with this virus, but we need to fight Covid now before it gets any worse. According...

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Staying Safe and Eating Turkey

Abby Settipani, Features Staff November 16, 2020

This year’s holiday celebrations need to look a little different. Despite wishes to be close to those we love, Thanksgiving is not the time to hug your friends and family. The CDC reports more than 10...

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COVID-19 and Wellness

COLBY LANGLEY, Features Editor September 28, 2020

With the looming figures of quarantine and the restrictions set in place from Covid-19 advocating student and staff safety, the Lambert wellness program was created in an attempt to help students and staff...

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The COVID Apocalypse

ELLIE MILTZ, Opinion Staff September 10, 2020

Has Friday the thirteenth taken on a new identity? As most everyone knows, Covid-19 has affected our world for the worst. March 13, 2020, was the turning point for Forsyth county students due to the closing...

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