Help Out The Planet and Go Zero Waste

Judy Ann Quang, Bus/Social Media/ Advertising/ Web Tech Editor

September 14, 2020

The United States has one of the worst reputations when it comes to producing trash according to OneGreenPlanet. It’s so bad that they produced about 250 million tons in just a year; that is about 4.4 pounds of trash for each person. But that doesn’t include other countries which are about 3.5 m...

Class of 2021 Not Forgotten; ACT and SAT Make a Comeback

Nicole Seemann, Editor In Chief

September 10, 2020

Every year the juniors of Lake Havasu High School take a standardized test used for college admissions in the United States, the ACT or SAT. But last year was unlike any other, a pandemic turned the world upside down and these tests had to be delayed. Now the tests are back. The returning juniors, st...

Apps To Get The Job Done

Kalliauna Bodine, Reporter

September 7, 2020

COVID-19 put us all in a place that we didn’t expect to be, and distance learning is uncharted territory. Here you can see some apps used to navigate our way through schooling at a distance. Zoom is a video calling app most commonly used by teachers to host live calls with their students, and Google...

Quick Snack Crafts

Maddisyn Gonzales, Reporter

April 14, 2020

During the time that we are quarantined not a lot of people have things to do, so everyone is trying to find new hobbies when they aren't doing schoolwork to keep busy. A hobby many people are picking up is cooking. Here are a few new and healthy snacks that are easy to make in a short time and awesom...

Cute Date Ideas While in Quarantine

Samantha Martin, Social Media/Business Manager

April 9, 2020

Six feet apart. During this time it is very important that everyone follows this rule, but it's lonely. Relationships shouldn't fall apart because of the virus, especially with the one you love. If you are missing your boo during quarantine look at this info-graphic for some fun and safe date ideas to...

Best Take-Out in Havasu

Samantha Martin, Social Media/Business Manager

April 6, 2020

The coronavirus has severely impacted many people's lives, leading businesses to shut down and people to remain under quarantine in their houses. Though this shouldn't mean you have to stop enjoying the food you love. Look at this info-graphic for a guide on how to get yummy food during this time! ...

LHHS Has You Covered in Music, Audio Department

Reyna Arellanes, Reporter

March 10, 2020

One of the many CTE classes available is Music and Audio lead by teacher Sam Brindis. This class provides incoming students with the training necessary to secure employment in either the digital audio and/or video fields, with an emphasis on digital audio recording, mixing and editing. As well as video f...

Social Media Icons Speak About Body Positivity

Samantha Martin, Business/Social Media Manager

March 5, 2020

Body positivity is in and body shaming is out; Kourtney Kardashian and Demi Lovato have all spoken out about loving the body you’re in. After Kardashian posted an unorthodox picture of her in a bathing suit, highlighting her stretch marks on Instagram, support and positivity was everywhere in her comment s...

Tension Rises as ACT Comes Fast

Maddisyn Gonzales, Reporter

March 2, 2020

The ACT is an important test that has a significant effect on your future. All Juniors take the ACT on March 24 for free at Lake Havasu High School. If you get a high enough score, you will be able to qualify for an array of scholarships and raise your chances of going to your dream college. With th...

Students of Sustainability: Small Changes, Large Impacts

Eboni Boyd, Reporter

February 26, 2020

Picking up after oneself will remain an important aspect of life until the end of time. Not only does it make things more appealing to the eye, but it also decreases the spread of diseases, protects the wildlife and keeps communities clean. Science teacher Alisha Porosky started a new club on campus call...

Thanksgiving Break Recap

Jacob Magdaleno, Reporter

December 4, 2019

 Students return from a five day Thanksgiving break, ready for the oncoming winter season. While the break lasted shortly, the events and family greetings were long lasting. Here’s what's been going on with LHHS students over Thanksgiving break. ...

Got An Interview? Here Is How To Dress For The Job!

Abby Lovell, Reporter

November 20, 2019

Don’t stress when it comes from having to dress for the job. We have the perfect thing for you! With this infographic you can learn how to dress for the job. You’re going to feel better knowing that you can wear that beautiful dress or nice suit you’ve been saving! ...

Goodbye Fall Sports, Hello Winter Sports

Judy Ann Quang, Reporter

November 14, 2019

 As the Fall season comes to an end and we say goodbye to the fall players, involved in football to volleyball. Furthermore, we anticipate that all of the players will enjoy the season as much as those in the stands enjoy watching them play. Many memories have been created during the fall season from the...

And I Oop, Hydro Flask!

Jessica Deacon, Reporter

October 25, 2019

Thrilling Facts About the Spooky Month

Jacob Magdaleno, Reporter

October 23, 2019

The month of October is an exciting and spooky time for all. The most infamous holiday of the month, Halloween is right around the corner. People are thrilled for October as the scares and the thrills start rolling in. However, there are many more interesting and less scary facts about the scariest ...