By Eitan Silver
April 1, 2019
Once a month, Brandon Sanchez walks into his Advisory room and is greeted by a class full of preoccupied juniors counting down the minutes until...
By Emma Gallian, Reporter
March 1, 2019
At the February Local School Council (LSC) meeting, the council discussed Debate Team members’ success at the Harvard Debate Tournament and the upcoming...
By Frank Rodriguez, Editor-in-Chief
March 1, 2019
It’s a Saturday night. Everyone gets dressed up and comes to school, coming through the doors in a wrinkled dress shirt and khakis or a sparkly dress....
By Finley Williams and Anahi Mosquera
February 20, 2019
Online absence forms no longer excuse a student's absence, but only notify teachers, according to a Jan. 9 email introducing Lane's new attendance policy....
By Emma Gallian
February 15, 2019
As soon as the guitar room door opened, the air was filled with slow strumming and loud bangs of a drum. Students filed in after their eighth period class...
By Eitan Silver
February 15, 2019
Joy instantly permeated the air as Kim Danna-Mulick, a program manager overseeing grants for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, set...
By Julia Schuurman, Features Editor
As prom season inches closer, many girls such as Isabella Lacey are walking into dress stores like Grisel’s, near the Kimball Brown Line, in hopes of finding a dress perfect enough to wear on the big...
By Patricia Abulencia, Sports Editor
As permits are being passed out for the only field trip held during the entire year, students begin to fill out their names and signatures, excited to have a day off from a traditional school day. However,...
By Isabel Wojcik, Reporter
After three years of looking around a classroom that held landscapes depicting travels to Peru, Columbia and Argentina, Anna Pupa was faced with a complicated decision when it came to course programming....
By Emma Gallian
Walking down the hallway, it is no surprise to see many students navigating to their next class while scrolling on their Instagram feed, responding to messages or checking the General Student News email....
By Ella Dame
As a teacher starts their lecture in their fourth floor classroom, students begin to focus in. Suddenly, an unfortunate distractor enters the picture. Heads turn at the sound of a thud— a bird just collided...
By Ela Messina
International Days at Lane have become a staple in the school’s community. The two-day celebration of culture is highly anticipated by dancers and spectators alike. However, something that is not as...
By Payton Jarzyna, Reporter
Walking into a metalsmithing classroom, students would be seen working with wire, stone setting rings, and using hammers to texture metal. Metalsmithing can be used to make a wide array of pieces, including...
By Olivia Fergus-Brummer, Reporter
Cars whirred in the distance as a gentle stillness swept across Lane’s front lawn on March 14, 2018. Hundreds of students held a moment of silence to commemorate the 17 lives lost during the mass shooting...
By Isabel Wojcik, Reporter
Thailand. Australia. France. Peru. England. Brazil. South Africa. Far-flung destinations like these are common selections made by Lane students who desire to take a gap year. As awareness for these...
By Ela Messina, Reporter
It’s 7:55 and a majority of students have already settled in to their first period classes. However, despite it being just five minute to the start of the school day, Dunkin’ Donuts is packed, a line...
By Glory Lozada
On late spring nights, fans gather their blankets and bundle up for the beginning of the season. Coming off a regional championship last year, the varsity baseball team received their second win by beating...
Upsets. Buzzer-beaters. “Cinderella” stories. Incredible come-from-behind wins. With over 97 million television viewers each year, March Madness provides it all, creating a national phenomenon that...
By Megan Evans and Daniela Ciesielski
Competing against tall, aggressive players was the norm for Jailene Famania during her first few years playing ultimate frisbee. Famania, Div. 050, who originally played with the boys’ frisbee team...
By Khalem Caldwell, Sports Editor
Balancing academics and athletics is something Will Heffernan has always had to do. Arriving home from hockey practice at 11 a.m. forces Heffernan to do most of his homework during car rides. Now, waking...
By Renato Arteaga, Editor-in-Chief
The bowling alley was packed with bowlers across the city as Christopher Agnuyole sat cheering his teammates, chanting out their names, while his team competed in their playoff matches. “I would...
By Patricia Abulencia, Sports Editor
Tryouts for lacrosse have changed immensely since Ms. Malstrom’s first year of coaching. Years ago, the tryout consisted of learning how to hold the stick and having basic knowledge of the game. Being...
In the light of a new election, we face the choice to pick someone new or keep things the same. From a high schooler’s perspective, one would run out of fingers and...
By Frank Rodriguez, Editor-in-Chief
I opened my phone and read another email about an indefinitely removed staff member for the second time in a six-week period: A teacher was under investigation. I didn’t...
By Agatha Orlovska, Sports Editor
The gym was full of girls equipped with their lacrosse sticks, goggles and mouthguards, dressed in their workout gear prepared to try out for a spot on the team. Among the...
By Ryan Fairfield, Reporter
Summer is something almost every student longs for: a time to relax and kick back, a time where you don’t have to worry about homework, studying or waking up early. However,...
