CHS implements new Smart Boards
Scott De Taboada, Staff Writer
September 30, 2011
A new type of technology that can drastically change the student’s learning and teacher’s teaching experience has been introduced this year to the campus. Smart Boards, an interactive technology now in the 2000 and 3000 buildings, allow teachers and students to write on touch screen computers. They... Read more »
Carlsbad Unified schools lock down
Sarah Valverde, Assistant Editor
September 30, 2011
On Friday, Sept. 30 the pa system flicked on just after 11:00 a.m. in the middle of third period. “Staff, this is a lockdown. This is not a drill.” At 11:50a.m., an email was sent from the district to the parents. It simply said: “This is a quick note to let you know that we directed schools... Read more »
Chapman steps up to lead the varsity football team
Olivia Adam, Staff Writer
September 29, 2011
Sophomore Christian Chapman will lead the Varsity football team as starting quarterback in the first home game on Sept. 8. Senior Tanner Wrisley recently found out that he broke his fibula in the St. Augustine game so Chapman will soon feel the pressure of commanding the football team in his first game... Read more »
Art culture blossoms at annual ArtSplash
Trina Kim, Staff Writer
September 28, 2011
On Sept. 24 and 25, Art Splash, held annually on Armada drive, brought in a sea of artists, tourists and fans alike to share in the celebration of the arts. From the intense street paintings to unique venues, Art Splash has formed a new culture. “Art lets me see a different way of life I’ve never... Read more »
Join the Friday football fun
Megan Benner, Staff Writer
September 28, 2011
Lancers stay on your toes. Friday, Sept. 30 will be an eventful day. Not only is it our first home football game vs Torrey Pines high school, but ASB has planned a pep rally and tailgate party. ASB expects these events to be very successful and ongoing traditions for future home games so be sure to participate. During... Read more »
Demi Lovato’s new album races up the charts
Linea Stern, Staff Writer
September 28, 2011
Talented and inspirational Disney star Demi Lovato released her third studio album “Unbroken” Sept. 20. Within one hour of its release, it hit number one hours on the iTunes chart. She sings with a strong passion about her life, allowing fans to have a special connection to her through the music. The... Read more »
What do you think about the new 15-minute passing period?
September 28, 2011
This year, administration decided to increase the passing time between the first two periods of the day from 10 minutes to 15 minutes, taking five minutes off of lunch. LL asked students about their thoughts on the new schedule. Elizabeth Tribby, 10 “I’d rather have five minutes added to... Read more »
Find your underground club
Bryanna Mundy, Staff Writer
September 26, 2011
The annual club fair on Sept. 16 at lunch promoted clubs to help students find their place, but some of the clubs stay on the down low. Although GSA and Best Buddies are popular clubs, students are missing out on some underground clubs if they don’t go beyond the traditional clubs. “My time during... Read more »
Construction set to enter new phase in December
Josh Lee, Staff Writer
September 22, 2011
It has been years in the making, but come December one phase of construction will come to a close. Over winter break teachers will be transferred to newly constructed facilities so the classrooms in the southern end of the school can be torn down and replaced by a new parking lot. Construction has affected... Read more »
Carlsbad High School’s new adpot-a-freshman program
Scott De Taboada, Shon Cagungun, Staff Writers
September 22, 2011
Freshman class: beware of enslavement! The new program ‘adopt a freshman’ pioneered by ASB, brings seniors and incoming freshman together in harmony, at least in theory. The idea promotes relations between upperclassmen and the new generation of students but also takes away an opportunity to learn... Read more »
Dress to impress
Juliet Luty, Staff Writer
September 22, 2011
With new books comes new looks. Thus, with every new school year new trends emerge. As students return to classes after summer, they attempt to make a statement with what they wear. So, what trends are we seeing around school this year? For the ladies, styles vary. However, the most prominent style... Read more »
Christian Freeman
September 22, 2011
Sixteen-year-old Christian Freeman, an exceptional cross-country runner, won first place at his last two competitions in Southern California. With these wins, this athlete is proving to be a driving force on the varsity cross country team. Lancer Link: When did you start running cross country and why... Read more »
Energize your closet
Linea Stern, Staff Writer
September 22, 2011
Emotions of anger while trying on twenty different outfits describes a typical morning in a teenage girl’s life. Many teenage girls feel that they never have anything to wear even in a closet full of clothes. “I always feel like I constantly have to buy new clothes because I feel like I never have... Read more »
“The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer” comes alive for modern teens
Madison Dearie, Staff Writer
September 21, 2011
If you are one of those grandkids who spent quality time with your grandparents watching old movies, you probably remember a little girl named Shirley Temple. For those of you less loved grandkids; Shirley Temple (yes, the drink is named after her) was one of the first child actors…In the 1940’s. She... Read more »
Two solutions to alleviate “human” traffic
Trina Kim, Staff Writer
September 21, 2011
With a population of 2900 students, the 2011-2012 class is larger than the average high school and is still growing. The students have been experiencing heavy “human” traffic that has worsened over the past few years. “Definitely there is more construction and a larger freshman class,”... Read more »
Libya enters post-Gaddafi era
Nick La Bounty, Assistant Editor
September 20, 2011
After nearly 42 years in charge, Muammar Gaddafi’s blood-stained reign of terror has come to a screeching halt. Gaddafi took control of Libya through a military coup back in 1969, making him the longest-ruling Arab leader. Thanks to the recent Libyan civil war and creation of the National Transitional... Read more »
A boy in a man’s world: reflecting on the effects of 9/11
Jack Beetham, Staff Writer
September 20, 2011
On Sept. 11, 2001, the terrorist group Al-Quaeda, attacked the United Sates with various hi-jacked commercial airplanes. Now 10 years later, a teenager’s foggy memory is all a student can look back on while facing the challenges of foreign affairs today. For many teenagers, all that remains in a... Read more »
Paleo, MacNeal have winning week
Shelby Rowe, Editor in Chief
September 18, 2011
After catching a 33-yard pass in the end zone with only one hand from quarter back Tanner Wrisley, senior Saul Paleo not only caught the winning touchdown for Carlsbad but also earned a nomination for Prep Pigskin Report’s Play of the Week. “Right when I was throwing the ball, I thought I over... Read more »
A letter regarding the ‘Epic Flush’
Sarah Valverde, Assistant Editor
September 16, 2011
The 3000 building bathrooms aren’t a pretty picture. However, they’re conveniently located and the mirror is away from the sinks, so I don’t have to shove through preening girls when I need to wash my hands. A great many people use these bathrooms and for good reason. That’s not my problem. My... Read more »
JV volleyball wins third game
Scott De Taboada, Staff Writer
September 16, 2011
On Sept. 14, the girls junior varsity volleyball team did not start off how they would have hoped. Having lost the first two matches of their season, the team came out looking forward to a excellent game and a solid start, but right off the bat San Pasqual aced their serve and took an early lead against... Read more »
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