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The LHS Review

Legos and Adults
Sakhi Patel April 27, 2023

This seems kind of an odd combination, since Legos are a notoriously childish pastime. However, there are adults who make videos of Lego reviews...

Movie Review: The Conjuring (2013)
Timothy McLarney April 26, 2023

Directed by James Wan, The Conjuring features Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga as renowned real-life paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine...

Ragged Faces
Douglas Forsythe, Poet, Columnist • April 26, 2023

Weary ragged faces, souls not yet ready to embrace the day Boarding buses to which destinations unfold To down and uptown To town and...

Ragged Faces
Douglas Forsythe, Poet, Columnist • April 26, 2023

Weary ragged faces, souls not yet ready to embrace the day Boarding buses to which destinations unfold To down and uptown To town and...

Legacy
Timothy McLarney March 14, 2023

Dreams are your own.   Dreams are what others see you to be.   You seek the approval of others.   You seek the...

Mons
Timothy McLarney March 14, 2023

The standing hills stretch innumerable expanses,  braving scolding breezes and the woods’ perilous chances. The standing hills remain...

America’s Gun Epidemic and Its Epic Stalemate
Sophia Mirabal February 28, 2022

Gun violence in the U.S. remains one of the country’s defining standstills. As it returns to the forefront of public consciousness, intermittently,...

Maine Mandate Regardless of Religion
Portia Yeboah November 23, 2021

In late October of this year, Maine mandated that all healthcare workers receive the COVID-19 vaccine, regardless of religious exemption. Maine...

Legos and Adults
Sakhi Patel April 25, 2023

This seems kind of an odd combination, since Legos are a notoriously childish pastime. However, there are adults who make videos of Lego reviews...

LHS is Unusually Quiet
Sophia Mirabal September 28, 2021

Pre-pandemic, LHS was characterized by the hustle and bustle of hallway crowds and classroom chatter, blooming with fervent talk and easy conversation....

National Independent Bookstore Day
Douglas Forsythe April 13, 2021

The story for this article starts a week or so back when I was, like a normal teenager, watching a little documentary on the Rare Book Business...

The Escapist’s Paradise
Sophia Mirabal December 20, 2021

There was nowhere to go in this "God-awful" town, Diane claimed, for it had already been conquered (by herself, of course) and she was in the...

All over again
Hannah Muldoon December 8, 2020

I remember seeing a mother and father arguing about who knows what.  And a little girl confused about what was happening, and not understanding...

strawberry girl
Erin Shetler June 13, 2022

Her eyes are a mid shade of blue-gray They bring with them the scene of the ocean on a foggy day The fog blocks most of the scenery But...

Black History Month
Edna Bonsu February 6, 2022

Since its inception in 1976, Black History Month has been celebrated every February in the United States. Black History Month is not only a time...

The Festival of Lights: From My Diwali to Yours
The Festival of Lights: From My Diwali to Yours
Siya Patel November 2, 2021

Diwali, known as the ‘festival of lights’ by many, is the most popular holiday in India and for Indians living all over the world. It marks...

Succulents and Cacti – How to Take Care of Them in the Winter
Sakhi Patel January 4, 2023

  Fall is slowly fading away into the cold months of winter. This will tell you the right information on how to take care of your cactus!    Here...

EcoFriendly, Virtual Learning Must-Have Notebooks
Natasha Watts November 1, 2020

During your time with virtual learning, have you found it frustrating having to submit photos of your math work? Have you become sick of using...

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Elevate The Basic Ponytail (Part 1): From My Hair Tips to Yours
Siya Patel, Columnist • February 10, 2023

  Can’t think of a better hairstyle to compliment your outfit? I’ve got you covered! For times when you’d rather have your...

Gulab Jamun Tiramisu: From My Kitchen to Yours
Siya Patel, Columnist, Artist • November 28, 2022

Late fall to early winter marks the most festive time of the year for most of us, starting with the Indian festival Diwali, followed by Thanksgiving,...

Almond Flour Cookies: From My Kitchen to Yours
Siya Patel March 1, 2022

For most of us, there are multiple times of the day when we crave something to eat. Personally, many of these cravings include unhealthy...

Year of the Monkey by Patti Smith
Douglas Forsythe, Poet, Columnist • March 14, 2023

I have to admit, I had never dived too deeply into Patti Smith’s discography before starting her 2019 novel Year of the Monkey. Providing a...

Stoner by John Williams
Douglas Forsythe, Poet, Columnist • January 3, 2023

The dusty halls of academia provide refuge for the broken outcasts of society, but may bring more ruin upon those held within. There couldn’t...

The Basketball Diaries by Jim Carroll
Douglas Forsythe, Poet, Columnist • December 14, 2022

I recently had the urge to read about New York. More specifically, I wished to delve into the New York of yesteryear, that of the 60s and thus...

David Afflick
David Afflick
Erin Shetler March 7, 2023

David Afflick is an English Language Arts teacher, currently teaching American Studies and Poetry/ Short Stories. This marks his third year teaching...

Steve Szecskas
Steve Szecskas
Erin Shetler January 5, 2023

Stephen Szecskas has worked at Lowell High School for seventeen years and 20 years overall. His favorite thing about the Lowell High School community...

Movie Review: The Conjuring (2013)
Timothy McLarney April 26, 2023

Directed by James Wan, The Conjuring features Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga as renowned real-life paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine...

Spring’s Entrance
Emma Burns, Artist • February 10, 2023

Spring's Entrance Digital, 2023

Black History Month
Edna Bonsu February 6, 2022

Since its inception in 1976, Black History Month has been celebrated every February in the United States. Black History Month is not only a time...

BRAZIL AGAINST DEPRESSION
BRAZIL AGAINST DEPRESSION
Lucas Oliveira April 7, 2022

Depression is one of the most common causes of death in Brazil. Roughly 750,000 people in Brazil annually suffer from depression.  It’s difficult...

Maine Mandate Regardless of Religion
Portia Yeboah November 23, 2021

In late October of this year, Maine mandated that all healthcare workers receive the COVID-19 vaccine, regardless of religious exemption. Maine...

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