Coffee from criminals: What we can learn
Caiya Morrison, Staff Writer
February 12, 2020
Procreate Coffee, an organization contracted by the Department of Corrections to start a coffee school for inmates at Rikers Island, was discontinued in 2017. However, in November of 2018, the program at Rikers resumed when a new barista training lab was opened in Sunset Park. The program was created t...
The deadly Coronavirus possibly found in Fairfax County
Helen Ehrlich, News Editor
February 10, 2020
The new strain of coronavirus, reportedly originating in China, has spread to an estimated 9,000 people, killing over 213 people. The World Health Organization declared the outbreak to be “a global health emergency.” The United States State Department issued a “level 4” travel warning, placing...
“Herstory” Made: Virginia ratifies the ERA
Helen Ehrlich, News Editor
February 10, 2020
Virginia has officially become the 38th state in the United States to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). The Virginia House of Delegates voted 59-4 and the Virginia Senate voted 28-12 in favor of the ERA. The ERA is an amendment to The Constitution that states that rights may not be de...
Reston MLK celebration; concerts, community service, and more!
Evie Mohan, Staff Writer
February 4, 2020
Fairfax County just had one of the most blessed kinds of weekends - a long weekend! Sadly, the national holiday comes at the death of a great man. On Monday the 20th, Martin Luther King Jr. was struck down by an assassin, ending his long career working for social change and civil rights. The minister ...
Kobe Bryant’s legacy
Marc Goldstein, Sports Editor
January 31, 2020
There is a saying that goes: “Heroes get remembered, but legends never die.” Over the past few days, that saying has held true more than ever. Kobe Bryant (41), retired basketball player who shaped the game of basketball and the world itself with his brand, tragically passed away in a hel...
Wolf Trap’s summer line up 2020
Evie Mohan, Staff Writer
January 31, 2020
Summer is the season of outdoor fun, pleasant weather, and most of all- it’s the season of concerts. At Wolf Trap this summer, there’s something for everyone: musical theater, orchestras, and 80’s pop. Look no further than Vienna, Virginia for summer entertainment! Here are a few highlights from ...
Episode Eight of the Sentinel’s podcast, “Seahawk Talks” – “WWIII” in Iran
Helen Ehrlich, News Editor
January 29, 2020
“Seahawk Talks” is the official podcast of The South Lakes Sentinel. It’s your number one source for all information about South Lakes, the DMV and the world. On this episode of “Seahawk Talks” we share school news highlights and analyze the US conflict with Iran, where it ori...
AHA: Coca Cola’s new brand
Caiya Morrison, Staff Writer
January 29, 2020
On November 7th of 2019, the Coca Cola corporation announced that in March 2020 it will launch a new flavored seltzer brand called “AHA.” The company considers it a “little caffeinated pick-me-up,” with unusual yet inviting flavor pairs. With its vibrant packaging and fresh marketing, AHA...
Reusable water bottles to be distributed this spring
Maddy McFarlin, Sports Editor
January 23, 2020
South Lakes is putting the “green” in green and blue. This spring every student will be receiving a metal water bottle with a custom design created by a fellow Seahawk in an effort to go green. South Lakes donors and the environmental club aim to reduce plastic waste and promote the idea of reusing. ...
Patriots in the first round for the first time in a decade
Anthony Swanner, Staff Writer
January 16, 2020
This weekend there were four Wild Card games that provided some of the best football action this whole season. However, the first game was between the 9-7 Tennessee Titans and the 12-4 New England Patriots. Coming into the game on Saturday, the Patriots are 23-4 overall in home playo...
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Taylor Anderson, Features Editor
June 11, 2020
If you know what it’s like to be in a high school science class, you know what it’s like to wear lab goggles: claustrophobic and quite uncomfortable. Lab goggles just...
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