News – Page 33 – The Warrior

Asian clubs’ Rice Bowl an undiscovered tradition

December 19, 2009

By Adina Garneata & Johnny Stacewicz Two Lane football events took place on Wed, Nov. 25: the Turkey Bowl, a school-sanctioned event held in Lane stadium, and the Rice Bowl, a lesser-known tradition of Lane's Asian...

Kids These Days aiming to succeed in music industry

December 19, 2009

By Sofi Kerpan & Alison Bellechase They tweet, text, and wear tight jeans. What’s with Kids These Days? Senior, Lane Beckstrom, Div. ???, can answer that question. As the bassist in local band, Kids These Days, he and...

Ceramics gets fired up over raku event

December 18, 2009

By Jessica Barajas & Harina Dzebic Temperatures began to rise in the middle of winter as Lane’s ceramics classes had their annual raku firing Monday, Dec. 14. In spite of a light drizzle, both ceramics and AP chemistry...

Hewitt College Center opens

December 18, 2009

By Alexandra Alexandru & Brittany Barth On Tues, Dec. 8, Lane's Hewitt College and Career Center opened with a traditional ribbon cutting ceremony. The room in which the center is now located was an old print shop...

Asst. principal montgomery passes away while in china

December 18, 2009

By Grace McQueeny & Safiya Merchant Lane Assistant Principal Mrs. Dorothy Montgomery passed away on Dec. 7 while on a business trip to Shanghai, China. According to the First People's Hospital of Shanghai, she died of congestive...

Lane identified as fourth largest school in nation

December 18, 2009

By Karen Baena On Dec 9th Lane was named the 4th largest school in the country by U.S. News & World Report. Lane was also given a silver rank/status in America’s Best High Schools. The largest school in the country...

Freshman enjoy first “Movie Night” with STARS mentors

December 18, 2009

By Ben Palmer & Bill Felton As the movie Get Smart began playing for freshmen and their STARS mentors attending the Dec. 10 movie night, the students interested in watching found their way to the front to be closer to the...

Operation Christmas Child reaches out to less fortunate

December 18, 2009

By Tempestt Daniel On Nov. 20th, One @ Lane club members and other Lane students showed up to room 226 holding shoe boxes filled with assortments of small toys, hygiene materials, and school supplies. They wrapped the boxes...

Holiday drive gives back to community students

December 18, 2009

By Katarzyna Barnak & Mary Nguyen “No one has ever become poor by giving” read the words of Anne Frank across the top of a fundraising informational poster by stairway M on the first floor. Posters like these may persuade...

Chicago loses bid for 2016 Olympic games

October 16, 2009

By Gabrielle Williams October 2 was an eventful day for Lane Tech because it was the 2009-2010 Pep Rally and Homecoming. But it was also an important day for Chicago as it was in the bid to be host city for the 2016 Olympic...

Commit to Courage Ceremony honors WWII veteran

October 16, 2009

By Caitlyn Kolakowski Medal of Honor recipient, Colonel Walter Joseph Marm, Jr., was honored Thursday, Sept. 16, at Lane’s Commit to Courage ceremony in the auditorium. Marm is a retired colonel who served in the...

Upcoming play showcases problems of post-war family

October 16, 2009

By Tempestt Daniel Lane’s fall play All My Sons will debut on Nov. 10, and run through Nov. 14. All My Sons portrays a family that struggles through lies, denial, death, and post-war trauma as they deal with the...