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Class of 2024 wrapped
(By Meredith Haas ’24, editor-in-chief) To say it has been a long four years for LVC’s class of 2024 would be an understatement. Most of us were ready to leave high school behind, eager to […]
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Op-ed: Young Americans need to vote
By Jess Benninger ’26, associate editor Only 36% of voters in 2022 United States midterm elections were under the age of 50. This shocking statistic reveals a troubling problem in the United States: older Americans […]
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I see more Pals than people: A review of “Palworld”
By Justin Kopp ’25, staff writer Revealed on June 5, 2021, Japanese developer Pocket Pair’s “Palworld” affectionately came to be known as “Pokémon with guns” by many observers of the gaming industry because of the […]
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American apathy problem and solution
By Tyler Hartl ’24, staff writer Apathy, particularly political apathy in the United States is on the rise, which should be concerning for all of us since, if left unremedied, there will be significant ramifications for our democracy. […]
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Editorial: Gun control in America
By Alexis McCarney ’25, staff writer Gun laws and control can spark very heated debates in the United States. The consistent rise in gun violence over the last few decades and last few weeks […]
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Editorial: Student Affairs leadership must do better
Ariana Genna ’23, staff writer This past semester, a series of triggering and traumatic events have impacted students, and student affairs leadership has not adequately addressed these issues. In September of the 2022-2023 academic year, […]
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The NBA isn’t as soft as one thinks it is
By Collin Jones ’23, staff writer The NBA is one of the top profitable leagues in the world, bringing in billions of dollars every year, and people watch it for a reason. The National Basketball […]
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Is America more divided than ever?
By Bella Getz ’24, staff writer I grew up knowing and hearing very little about politics. Then suddenly, it was all I heard people talk about. The past few years, political division has become much […]
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You can always find your way back home
By Meredith Haas ’24, editor Home is where the heart is, right? For many students, leaving the home they’ve always known and embracing the change that comes along with going to college can be scary. […]
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Benefits of getting involved on campus
By: Julia Craig ’24 Getting involved in extracurricular activities in college can be a scary thing to do for some students. While it may be hard for some students to break out of their shell […]