NBC Saves “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” After Only 31 Hours
Tim Kihneman, Editor-in-Chief
May 16, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, News
Earlier last week, Fox announced that it was dropping its popular show, “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” after only five seasons. “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” has quickly grown as one of Fox’s most popular sitcoms, with fans claiming it to be better than classics such as “Friends,” “How I Met Your Mo...
Prom Day Piano Recital
Aaron Cubillos, Writer
May 4, 2018
Filed under Entertainment
This past Saturday, April 28, Lakeview’s Piano Magnet held their spring recital in the auditorium. All students and parents were welcomed to attend at no cost. “I think that the recital being free was just a good way to encourage families to come out for an hour or so and enjoy what the students hav...
Stan Twitter Snatches Wigs – Not the Real Kind.
Khivani Young, Writer
April 18, 2018
Filed under Entertainment
Wig. Snatched. Tea. Queen. These are all words that appear constantly across the sub-Twitter known as stan Twitter. If you’ve never heard any of these words or understand what they mean, you are completely missing out on the borderline crazy, obsessive tweets that can leave someone laughing at its a...
South By Southwest Sails
Jessiyah Sanders, Writer
April 10, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, Student Life
South By Southwest took place in Austin, Texas. It’s a time for people all over the country to come together to celebrate music with their favorite artists and new films. This year, I happened to experience the festival with my family when I traveled to South Texas. I got to sing along with my fav...
LTAB Member Wins Giselle Robinson Literacy Award
Aaron Cubillos, Writer
April 4, 2018
Filed under LTAB, News, Showcase, Student Life
On Monday, March 19, sophomore Louder Than A Bomb member, Alexis Castillo was announced winner of the Giselle Robinson literary award and won a scholarship to attend the prestigious summer writing program held in the University of Pennsylvania. “I was in absolute elation when I found out I had won,” said...
Black History Month Celebration Warms Students’ Hearts
Aabha Kc, Writer
February 27, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, News, Showcase, Student Life
`The room was full of cheers and claps as students and teachers came together celebrating achievements by African Americans. It was a time of representation. On February 22 during fourth period, students came together to see the Black History Month performance, consisting of dances, singing, and ac...
Super Bowl ads entertaining, controversial
Alexis Rodriguez, Writer
February 21, 2018
Filed under Entertainment
Every year along with the halftime show and the game itself, the Super Bowl TV spots are the most discussed topic for better or worse. Like all things, the commercial spots ranged in quality, but they were sprinkled with a bit of controversy thanks to the marketing geniuses over at Ram. Some of the...
Eagles Secure Their First Super Bowl Win
Jessiyah Sanders, Writer
February 16, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, News, Sports
On February 4, the Super Bowl had all of America’s attention, as is every year. The Philadelphia Eagles with a record of 13-3 and the New England Patriots, with a record of 13-3, battled for the Lombardi Trophy and a Super Bowl ring. While the Eagles looked for their first ring for their franchise...
Timberlake’s Return For Super Bowl Half Time
Alexis Rodriguez, Writer
February 16, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, News
Super Bowl LII took place on February 4 and like every Super Bowl since, the halftime show was highly anticipated. Michael Jackson was the first artist to headline a halftime performance during Super Bowl XXVII. This year featured a pop artist performing and Justin Timberlake was chosen as the man fo...
Talent Show Holds Audition For 2018
Aabha Kc, Writer
February 16, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, News, Student Life
Lakeview held its auditions for the annual talent show that will be take place on March 2. “It’s nice that there is a creative outlet for kids to show who they really are,” sophomore Vanessa Williams said. “I’m doing stand up comedy, and my jokes are based on my life with tourettes.” ...
The History of Valentine’s Day
Hailey Grizzaffi, Writer
February 14, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, News
Truth be told, no one knows the definitive origin of Valentine's Day. However, there are multiple popular theories, one of which involves an ancient Roman emperor and a compassionate, risk-taking priest. Emperor Claudius the Second of Rome was very war-driven and wanted his soldiers to perform as well...
Macbeth Was To Die For
Natalie Taylor, Copy-Editor
January 19, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, Showcase, Theatre
This past weekend, Lakeview Centennial’s theatre troupe 753 performed the classic Shakespearean play of Macbeth. Junior KarLee Jones played one of the main characters: Lady Macbeth. “I absolutely loved playing the role of Lady Macbeth,” Jones said. “She is just so completely confident in...