On May 17th, science teacher Mark Buchli took 7 Honors
Physics students to UW. They got to test pop bottle rockets,
meet experts in aerophysics, and see the Kirsten Wind Tunnel.
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Nicole Hume, News Editor
Ever since COVID-19, school events have been sidelined and canceled, changing traditions and the high school experience. This year, a variety of school events are being brought back to Liberty.
Rachel Matteson, News Editor
It’s that time of the year again! Staff Appreciation Week is just around the corner. Every year during the first week of May, certificated staff get their time to shine and be recognized for the work they do.
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As the school year approaches a close, some Liberty staff plan to hang up the their room keys for good. Below are some of these staff who we want to celebrate.
Hannah Kim, Editorial Board Member
Nicole Treece, Spotlight Editor
Vanshika Sindhu, Staff Writer
The thrill of getting an acceptance letter from your dream school is like no other. The years of intense studying, no sleep, and tears have finally paid off. Nothing can stop you now! Nothing—except tuition. Through these grueling years of high school, many of us have learned that it’s not all about being the best student—it’s also about how much money you have.
Charlotte Ury, Opinion Editor
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Vincent Le, Entertainment Editor
Pixar has never done anything like they have in their newest installment, “Turning Red”. The film illustrates the story of Chinese-Canadian thirteen-year-old Meilin Lee who, when overwhelmed with emotion, transfigures into a colossal, fluffy red panda.
Dhwani Porecha, Editorial Board Member
Vincent Le, Entertainment Editor
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Track & Field - Talmage Noel (12): Q: What is your unpopular opinion? A: Personally, I think Chick-fil-A is overrated. Q: What...
Emma Decasa, Editorial Board Member
They’ve slid past Liberty’s radar for years, but the Liberty Lacrosse Club is making a name for itself this season.
Paige Bajsarowicz, Sports Editor
Since their first game, Liberty boys’ varsity soccer has found themselves at the top of KingCo 3A, and as the spring season quickly comes to an end, it’s very likely they’ll find themselves fighting for the championship.
Katarzyna Nguyen, Staff Writer
While most teens dabble in sports commonly offered through their school, sophomore Lily Pahl finds that rowing is more her speed.
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