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Jessica Sarrach ‘24, News Editor Michigan is well known for its striking four seasons throughout the year. Though the calendar marks all states as having four seasons, not all get to truly experience the harsh weather changes that accompany the changing of the seasons. Michigan gets to experience it all: the hot summers of July,... Continue Reading →
Jessica Sarrach ‘24, News Editor With quarantine leaving many people feeling isolated from the outside world, it may present difficulties to enjoy other people’s company in the same ways as previous years. Many people have begun to dissociate from regular life, feeling lonely or even becoming depressed from lack of a human connection. Though, just... Continue Reading →
Peyton Lewis ‘23, Feature Editor This year has felt longer than most, with almost every month bringing some new catastrophic event. But the year is finally coming to a close. December has arrived, and with that comes the Christmas season. Many people spend the year waiting for this time and its decorations, songs, food, traditions,... Continue Reading →
Alyson Furstenau ‘21, Photo Editor As the number of COVID-19 cases rise, you may be hesitant to workout at the gym. If you are struggling trying to figure out how to maintain or improve your mental and physical health during these unprecedented times, the answer may be closer than you think. In fact, it may... Continue Reading →
Ava Mac ‘21, Editor-in-Chief With hospitals across the country being overwhelmed by an increasing number of COVID-19 cases and stay-at-home orders starting to be implemented state by state, citizens and policymakers alike have been requesting a relief package to keep both the American people and the American economy afloat. While most Congress members can agree... Continue Reading →
You have probably heard it enough to last a lifetime, but we are truly living in a historic year. From a pandemic completely transforming our way of life, to a groundbreaking movement across the country confronting racial injustice, this year has been nothing less than eventful, especially with the presidential election this month to top... Continue Reading →
Jessica Sarrrach ‘24 News Editor All around the world, dress codes are a staple of schooling systems. Whether it is rules pertaining to acceptable skirt lengths, what amount of shoulder is acceptable to be shown, or rules on how low the first rip on your jeans must be, dress codes affect predominantly female students. In... Continue Reading →
Mackenzie Pagels ‘21, LyonLife Editor-in-Chief Winter is arriving, and the odds may be in our favor for our fall and winter horoscopes. Whether it be the pandemic or the recent election, we are probably feeling more stressed than usual. Here are some answers to your madness and reasons why each zodiac should look forward to... Continue Reading →
Alyson Furstenau ‘21, Photo Editor A person’s confidence starts with their skin. For teenagers especially, it is often a constant battle trying to fight off stubborn acne and blemishes. With the addition of a mask that harbors bacteria and produces breakouts, getting clear skin seems like an impossible feat. The primary targets in most skincare... Continue Reading →
