The online student news source of Lovejoy High School

The Red Ledger

The online student news source of Lovejoy High School

The Red Ledger

The online student news source of Lovejoy High School

The Red Ledger

A tribute to teachers

Samantha Wendt, Managing Editor December 17, 2012

Students criticize, complain about, and degrade teachers incessantly. We are always talking about how they take too long to grade our papers, assign us too much homework, and seemingly plot against us...

Finals before break leaves students hungry for more change

Finals before break leaves students hungry for more change

Liz Schasel, Editor-in-chief December 14, 2012

If you give a mouse a cookie, he’ll want a glass of milk. In a similarly greedy fashion, if you give students finals before winter break, they’ll want half-days. The only difference in these two scenarios...

In the spirit

Farren Barnett, Staff Reporter December 14, 2012

I like to think that I am a nice person. Whether or not this is true, I’ll never know. But in the past few days, let’s be honest, in the past few weeks, I have found myself taking everything I have...

Christmas spirit saved by song

Christmas spirit saved by song

Amy Bogucki, Staff Reporter December 13, 2012

I don’t love Christmas. Don’t get me wrong, I have nothing against it, but I don’t tend to get that warm and fuzzy feeling because it’s twenty degrees outside and I suddenly owe every person...

An unfiltered rant on the internet filter

Ginger Hervey, Editor-in-chief December 11, 2012

Students were in a panic. Everywhere I looked, confusion and alarm was seen on the faces in the cafeteria. I was no different- my disappointment was mixed with fear for the unknown future- what were we...

Students struggle when teachers are absent

Farren Barnett, Staff Reporter November 26, 2012

You walk into class, and it's the middle of the day, just after lunch. You're tired, and to be honest, you really don't want to do anything. You're thrilled to see that the teacher’s not there. After...

Ode to Conner

Ginger Hervey, Editor-in-chief November 9, 2012

Sixth period (APUSH) was my favorite class of the day junior year. Maybe it is because I love history. Maybe it is because that meant I only had two classes left of the day. But probably, it is because...

Compulsory voting: a solution for eligible slackers

Compulsory voting: a solution for eligible slackers

Liz Schasel, Editor-in-chief November 6, 2012

National elections dominate the media, social networking, and conversational hype. Support for particular candidates is seen across the nation with yard signs, car decals, shirts, billboards, commercials,...

#Shutthetweetup

Mackenzie Miller, Staff Reporter November 1, 2012

Life without noise; the account of a twitterless high schooler. Hashtags, subtweets, retweets, mentions, following (or stalking); it’s all foreign to me. Still stuck in the good ol’ days of Facebook,...

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