Girls go loco for Lulu
October 19, 2017
The secret is out and it has every girl cashing in their paychecks and heading out to the mall. The popular clothing company, Lululemon Athletica is officially coming to Sioux Falls, SD. The Lululemon company has decided to open a temporary pop-up store in the Sioux Empire Mall during this upcomi...
Generosity of LHS students helps local hospitals
Lillian D., Staff Writer
October 19, 2017
One of the most important substances for a human body to function is blood, something that the U.S. is in shortage of when it is needed most. With around 32,000 pints of blood used each day to save lives, it is no secret that without donating, millions would die daily. That is why on Oct. 31, LHS is h...
Travel ban 3.0
Cathleen Weng, Staff Writer
October 18, 2017
President Donald Trump is almost a year into his first term and he has already attempted to put into effect two different travel bans. On Oct. 18, he will try a third time. The controversial executive orders have targeted countries with a majority Muslim population. This has sparked debate...
IDONTMIND campaign launches for Mental Illness Awareness Week
Lillian D., Staff Writer
October 3, 2017
The silent struggles of everyday life for more than 18 percent of the USA’s population often goes unseen. Mental Illness Awareness Week started in 1990 and ever since then became nationally recognized. In 2017, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Dual Diagnosis, Depre...
RLD homecoming royalty: A fairytale ending
Somer Luitjens, Staff Writer
October 2, 2017
The votes are in and counted. Your LHS homecoming king and queen have been decided, and there could not have been a more perfect ending. The 2017 homecoming royalty included: Sydney Siegel, Tommy Anderson, Meredith Benson, Sam Mendel, Anna Robinson, Isaac Woods, Lucky Dekkenga, Tim White, Britten Bloun...
President’s Bowl-LHS 2017-18 Video
Emily Whitney, Ellie Lamberty, and Abbie Griffin
September 29, 2017
Possible cause for concern at LHS
Lillian D., Staff Writer
September 28, 2017
From clothes to headphones to smartphones, the question is what don’t high school students have with them when they walk into campus? In addition to that, over 1,500 people are thrown into the same space for seven hours each day, causing friction. Over the course of the first month of school, there has been a ...
Warriors: “Invitation is withdrawn!”
Landon DeBoer, Staff Writer
September 27, 2017
Filed under News
This week, as President Trump was not focusing on NFL players kneeling, he uninvited the 2017 NBA Champions Golden State Warriors to the White House via Twitter. It is a tradition for the championship team of the four major professional sports: the NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB to visit the president at the Whit...
Homecoming Door Winners by Grade
September 27, 2017
Filed under News
The votes are in, and the LHS counselors decided on the Homecoming Door war winners. The ad rooms have been working diligently on the doors throughout the last week, and these are the one's whose creativity won them a prize. ...
Natural disasters bring destruction
Cathleen Weng, Staff Writer
September 26, 2017
The month of September has brought wave after wave of natural disaster to the Americas. Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria have destroyed many parts of the Caribbean Islands and the U.S., including Puerto Rico, Fla. and Texas. All three hurricanes made either Category 4 or Category 5 sta...
All Lives Splatter: The controversy behind it all
Abbie Griffin, Entertainment Editor
September 21, 2017
In recent months, the hashtag ‘BlackLivesMatter’ has been prevalent in every state throughout the U.S. In Charlottesville, NC, people have erupted in protest to African Americans not having equal rights. Although people have different views on the issue, but one South Dakota Republican lawmaker pos...
