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As COVID-19 cases start to rise, students have to change their plans. Being safe was the top priority over fall break.

Change of plans

Maddie Porter, print staff
November 23, 2020
What You See Ain’t Always What You Get is country singer Luke Combs’s new album. It is a deluxe version of his previous album What You See Is What You Get.

What You Hear Is What You Love

Trista Thompson, print staff
November 23, 2020
“The Sleepover” is a Netflix film rated PG. It followed siblings Clancy and Kevin who worked together to discover their mom’s shocking secret past.

Pulling the Ultimate All-Nighter

Tiffanie Richerme, copy editor
November 23, 2020
“Dash and Lily” is a rom-com released by Netflix on November 10, 2020. It follows two teens as they exchange dares through a notebook in New York City.

Dash and Lily: Promising Pair

Alyssa Klimowski
November 23, 2020
Hump day thoughts

Hump day thoughts

Kevin Aharrah, Print staff
November 17, 2020
Wallows Remote EP

Wallows Remote EP

Victoria Torres, Print staff
November 17, 2020
Concerts during COVID

Concerts during COVID

Sarah Swatosh, LCTV Staff
November 17, 2020
Bright Lights, Red Eyes is Australian singer, Ruel’s third and latest EP. It was released on Oct. 23.

Red Eyed Ruel in Bright Lights

Cori Lollis, Team Leader
November 16, 2020
Do you like the game Among Us?

Do you like the game Among Us?

Yadira Jimenez, Print Staff
November 13, 2020
Engineering, math, science, and technology are the four fields that make up STEM. Since the cold war era, education systems across the world have emphasized the importance of these fields.

There are four fields in STEM but can we make some room for women too?

Parneet Gill, Print staff
November 11, 2020
Grand Army is a new series streaming on Netflix. The show opens up about many struggles that teenagers from all backgrounds go through.

A Realistic New Addition to Netflix

Luke Hamilton, Business Manager
November 11, 2020
Positions includes a new sound for each of the 14 songs on the album. Ariana Grande released Positions on Oct. 30.

Ariana Grande switches “positions” with new music

Mackenzie Guthrie, Web Content Editor
November 6, 2020
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