A Day in the 1800s

By Kayla Tracey Guest Columnist As we finished up studying the transcendentalists for the romantic unit in English last month, my teacher gave us an interesting assignment. She challenged us
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Where I’m from

By Kaine McKinsey Student Submission I am from hand-me downs and cheap store clothes. From the bright, large, and colorful Tv and video games in the cold of winter or
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Red Lion Students Recognized for Work-based Learning Experiences

Aidan Kinard Marketing Liaison Job seekers frequently come across the words, “Experience needed” in their search through help-wanted ads. Often, seniors and recent graduates wonder how to gain experience while
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How books can change your life

Kayla Tracey Guest Columnist Life is a mess, and that is the reality that we live in. However, that knowledge doesn’t help us cope with all the ways that our
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Wanted: Leonid Writers for 2021-2022

Are you interested in writing articles and taking pictures of events happening around the school? If so, then apply to the Leonid today! Applications can be downloaded at emailed to
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Seniors Organize Romp in the Boondocks as a Makeshift Prom

Shana Carey Opinions Editor and Marketing Editor “Cancelled due to COVID” is a phrase not so uncommon to hear nowadays. The senior class of 2021 experienced this first hand when
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Student Council celebrates student leaders

By Kaitlyn Resline Editor-in-Chief Leaders motivate, inspire, and guide. Sometimes they stand out in front and sometimes they get out of the way of their talented teammates. Whatever the style,
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Viewpoint: Write a Gratitude Journal

By: Laela Thibault Guest Columnist Communication is a very vital skill in the real world. In school, I’m taking a communication class that teaches me everything involved with communicating along
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Hiking taught me to be more environmentally conscious

Shana Carey Opinions Editor and Marketing Editor If there’s one thing that the pandemic taught me, it’s that I am not the kind of person who can be cooped up
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Local Food pantry serves families as Red Lion’s poverty rate increases

Shana Carey Opinions Editor and Marketing Editor Roughly two out of five students in a Red Lion classroom are in poverty. The poverty rate in the Red Lion Area School
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