This year the LHS Statesman has produced four  news magazines starting with the October Issue and leading up to the latest January Issue. The current issues will be ranked in my opinion to see...

When most current LHS students look back on their childhood, they often think back on activities like playing outside, making slime or building forts. However, Gen Alpha, consisting of kids born between...

Oh Costco, where do I begin?  From the first time you caught my gaze, I knew you were the one for me. Was it your delectable samples? Perhaps. Your high quality apparel, the likes of which flood my...

As this upcoming holiday full of love quickly approaches, it is important to recognize the tradition of gift-giving and some of its most popular forms, but what does your preferred gift say about you?  Chocolate:...

As an older sister to an “iPad kid,” a term coined for children chronically addicted to their devices, I have observed firsthand the dangers technology poses to youth when introduced at a young age....

The change from Google Classroom to Canvas is one that many students were shocked by. The real question is, was the switch really necessary? At the beginning of this year, LHS students were surprised...

Every August, students come to fill the halls of LHS. Students love coming back to see their friends, but the one part of school that students dread the most is the hallway traffic. In my two and a half...

With the end of the year rolling around, so do the headlines regarding the man or woman of the year. When I opened and peered down at my phone to see Kim Kardashian, a woman, on the cover of the GQ Man...

As we grow up, we gain new knowledge that helps us fabricate a different outlook on life. We all make mistakes, and sometimes those mistakes change our life for the worse. However, the most influential...

Barbies, American Girl Dolls, LEGOs, craft sets, board games and millions of other toys are eagerly ripped open on Christmas day. Soon upon the gift being revealed, it is either set to the side, played...

Graduate high school, attend college, earn a professional job. This represents the traditional roadmap of success in the U.S., ingrained in students at a young age, notably through the boardgame, The Game...

According to the Global Gender Gap Report of 2023 from the World Economic Forum, 70.8% of workers in STEM are men. Clearly, we still have a rampant inequality issue despite fighting it for centuries. When...