The late fall and early winter holidays are known for many wonderful things, like warm food, sparkling decorations, and gifts wrapped in shiny paper. But if you peel back the ribbon and tinsel, the truth...
Would you trust someone with $642.3 million? On November 5th, the Issaquah School District (ISD) will ask the community to do just that by approving a brand new bond. If passed, property taxes in the ISD...
Among the sea of sandwiches and French fries are intricate bento boxes, colorful curries, and aromatic noodles in metal containers. Pairs of chopsticks dive into a variety of Chinese, Vietnamese, and Filipino...
The best way to bring about change is to have conversations with your friends and discuss with the people around you. Be aware of these things and don’t be afraid to have difficult conversations,”...
What is Affirmative Action?
The class of 2024 has reached their final year at Liberty. College applications and essays are on seniors’ minds as they begin the long admissions process. Some students...
Many Liberty students may see June 19th as just another day off or an early end to the school year. Little do they know the significance this date holds for people across the country: a 2nd American Independence Day.
The negatives that can come with this increase in travel have recently been highlighted by the locals of highly traveled areas. To try and counter this a new way of traveling has been proposed by those concerned about the impacts of tourism: ethical tourism.
On a warm October day in 2012, 15-year-old Malala Yousafzai was happily walking home from school, when she was stopped by a masked man and shot in the head. She, like 130 million girls around the world, was denied the right to education, and had risked her life by speaking up.
School shootings have been a major issue in the United States for years now, resulting in the injury and death of both students and teachers alike. Devastating shootings like the ones in Uvalde, Texas and Seattle, Washington were hoped to have been left behind. But as we enter 2023, the terrors of school shootings continue to follow.
With the midterm election coming to a close on November 8th, politics remain a heated issue on many Liberty students, teachers, and staff members' minds. However, even ten days later, results in the House of Representatives and the Senate are still undecided. The determining factor: citizen’s votes. The number of people who vote depends on how apathetic our population is. So what is political apathy? And what can we do to stop it?
“When I first think of Pride, I think of the parade and celebration. But Pride is more than that,” junior Nicole Treece said. “Pride is about becoming comfortable and visible in who you are.”
