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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Chiara Bettelli Oukka, Staff Writer
We have always supported each other during hard times, whether it's COVID or losing people we cared about. During such pressure, it would be easy to turn against one another and indulge in conflict but our school has always been able to rise above that. At the end of the day, even when things are hard, we have come out the other end of it.
What is pride? Every year since 1999, June is celebrated as Pride Month. While originally in honor...
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Katarzyna Nguyen, Spotlight Editor
While she hasn’t gone to any national dog shows yet, junior Dawn Pachenker shows her dogs, all American Bullies, in dog shows across Washington. They started competing five years ago in 2017 after her dog had passed away.
Naomi Hancock, Opinion Editor
It’s that time of the year: glamour, sequins, and haute couture at its finest—--or, it’s supposed to be.
Charlotte Ury, Opinion Editor
Vanshika Sindhu, Feature Editor
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Samantha Klein, Entertainment Editor
The Netflix sensation Heartstoppper is the wholesome young adult queer romance we all deserved. Based on the bestselling webcomic turned graphic novel by Alice Oseman, Heartstopper spotlights two teenage boys, Nick Nelson and Charlie Spring, falling in love while navigating the complications that come with being in an openly queer relationship in high school.
Emily Allard, Staff Writer
Jamison Murillo, Staff Writer
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Loading ...Growth, teamwork, and unity are three words that can be used to describe Liberty’s 2022 Spring Sports.
Allyson Phung, Editorial Board
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, Editorial Board
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.
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