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‘Popular New Years Resolutions’

Popular New Year’s Resolutions

Rocio Juarez Mendez, Staff Writer January 24, 2024

Exercising more frequently The resolution to exercise more is quite common for the new years. This might be due to the fact that it is the perfect time to start getting fit for the summer or just...

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« Teacher Spotlight: Mr. Ravenstahl »

Mithra Venkatesan and Sierra Hughes January 22, 2024

Mr. Ravenstahl teaches in his classroom by day but that's not all there is to him. Mr. Ravenstahl is an Art 1, IB visual art, and Theory of Knowledge teacher here at South Lakes. He has been an upstanding...

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What is TOK? Seniors reflect on the class

Veronika Owen, Co-Editor in Chief January 22, 2024

As the semester’s end approaches, IB Diploma Candidates say goodbye to their Theory of Knowledge classes.  Whether taken during the school day or on Tuesday afternoons, TOK is a cornerstone component...

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New York Times games capture the hearts and minds of a growing audience

Myles Brown, Staff Writer January 22, 2024

In the fast-paced world of digital entertainment, The New York Times has carved a niche with its collection of engaging and intellectually stimulating games, most notably Wordle and Connections. These...

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Stanley Cup madness at Target

Aleena Wahid, Staff Writer January 17, 2024

One of the most viral items is a type of water-bottle called a “Stanley.” Stanley's range from 14 to 60 ounces and cost from $20-$60 on their website, and on Amazon they range from $30 to up to $80....

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Why journalism?

Madeline Miller, Student Life Editor January 9, 2024

As students from eighth through eleventh-grade glance over the extensive list of electives offered for their following school year, many see the “Journalism/Newspaper” option listed. Due to the great...

SLHS’ History Teacher, Mr. Cincinnati

An Interview with SLHS’ History Teacher, Mr. Cincinnati

Owen Wojciechowski, Staff Writer January 8, 2024

Mr. Cincinnati is an experienced History teacher with eight years of teaching under his belt. He holds a degree from the University of Iowa and is a valuable instructor at SLHS' History Department. His...

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South Lakes Students Qualify for Scholarships and On-Site Admission at HBCU College Fair

Luella Adam, Staff Writer December 13, 2023

  The Thomas Edison High School 13th Annual Historically Black College and University (HBCU)  Fair was held on November 17. Juniors and Seniors in high school were invited to attend and meet...

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Junior Year Course Suggestions

Moses Hvitfeldt-Matthews, Staff Writer December 12, 2023

Junior year of high school is the most important year of high school as it’s a time when students face challenging coursework, standardized testing, and begin college preparations. Grades and activities...

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School free snow days return to FCPS

Heidi Gilman, News Editor December 7, 2023

Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) announced that it will no longer require students to participate in virtual classes on days school is closed due to inclement weather. This change marks the first time...

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