Is Astrology a Pseudoscience?
SASHA LOOBY, Senior Editor
October 21, 2020
Many people have a casual familiarity with astrology. They would be able to tell you their zodiac sign or perhaps casually scroll through their horoscope every morning. Older generations often fail to understand Generation Z’s fascination with astrology. Although buying into this idea can be entertain...
Researchers Discover Water Vapor on New Planet
Avery Haney, News Staff
September 27, 2019
An exoplanet containing water vapor and other characteristics to support life was recently discovered on September 11th, 2019. The planet given the title K2-18b was recently picked up on a constellation located a whopping 110 light years away from Earth. Along with the finding of water vapor, sc...
Should we test on animals for commercial and medical advancements?
Patrick Bullock, Features Editor
March 1, 2018
In the United States, various animals are often tested on and used to develop medical treatments, determine the toxicity of medications, check the safety of products that are ultimately destined for human use. There is a large debate regarding the ethicality of the matter; opponents believe that the...
iGEM: Funding the Future
Ananya Mehta, Staff Writer
October 10, 2017
The brilliant Stephen Hawking once said, “Scientists have become the bearers of the torch of discovery in our quest for knowledge”. Just like this quote suggests, the future of society and the success of its people has become dependent on the adventurous scientists and their endeavors to better the...
Lambert forensics students take on the lie detector test
Justin Gibbs-Poe, Staff writer
March 13, 2017
Tuesday, March 7th marked the first visit of polygraph expert Pam Rushton to Lambert High forensic classes. The guest speaker was able to showcase how she can distinguish between a truth and a lie. Pam Rushton was able to provide an engaging experience for the forensic students. By interviewing volu...
Forensic students construct mock crime scenes using pickles
Patrick Bullock, Staff Writer
September 13, 2016
LAMBERT HIGH SCHOOL - On Thursday, September 8, groups of students from Mrs. Mcallister's forensic science classes devised various types of model crime scenes consisting of deceased pickles.
AP Chemistry students conduct the “flame test”
Patrick Bullock, Staff Writer
September 13, 2016
LAMBERT HIGH SCHOOL - Students from Dr. Young's first and third period AP Chemistry classes observed the emission spectra from selected cations, or positively charged ions, on Thursday, September 8th. Students - working in groups of four - were instructed to conduct the "flame test": a test where...
Future scientists discovered at LHS
Kelly Yoon, News editor
March 15, 2016
Lambert is full of recognizable talents of those enrolled in Science Olympiad along with their successful times spent at the region competition at Georgia Tech on March 12th, last Saturday. These following future scientists have been putting much effort in to keep their focus tight for each of their a...
Bright future for the science field
Kelly Yoon, News editor
January 27, 2016
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Astronomers propose alien construction surrounding distant star
Riley Findley, Opinions Editor
October 20, 2015
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Giraffes break centuries of silence
Madeline Laguaite, Features Editor
September 23, 2015
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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...
