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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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Survey shows many Teenagers consume Caffeine daily

By Kaitlyn Resline Editor-in-Chief The tired high school student is a troupe played through many novels and movies. The camera zooms in on a student that has just pulled an
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Viewpoint: How the experience of quarantine affected my mental health

By: Laela Thibault Guest Columnist Mental health is a serious subject, but it should not be taboo. It is something that everyone deals with, and everyone’s feelings and emotions are
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Trying to fit in as the new kid

By George Keene Staff Writer I have also attended 3 public schools ranging across the east coast of the United States and the experience is all but similar. The experience
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My journey to accept Sri Lanka and America as my home

By Amila Jayamaha Guest Columnist America is notorious for being considered a “melting pot.” It’s a country where everyone’s individualities get melted into one large label, “American.” This causes many
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Attack On Titan: Breaking the wall of First Impressions

From Thriller to Commentary: How a series evolved into a display of the Human condition By Max Vigue Multimedia-Content Editor Hajime Isayama’s manga series later turned animated show in 2013
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Win Against Northeastern Propels Lions into Delayed Season

By Genevieve Turner Sports Editor Last night as Red Lion faced Northeastern in the second game of the season it set a different tone than in years past. Stands stood
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Substitute teachers are in high demand as teacher absences rise

By Shana Carey Opinions Editor and Marketing Editor The bell rings causing you to rush to your first period class. A closed door and white sheet of paper greet you
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The Leonid editors weigh in on flexible instruction snow days

Kaitlyn Resline Editor-in-Chief I have mixed feelings about snow flex days. While I appreciate the fact that we will no longer have to make up snow days and lose holidays,
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