Getting the Coronavirus Under Control

Michael Hierro, Writer November 18, 2020

Now almost eight months removed from the initial shutdown, our country continues to see increasingly alarming coronavirus numbers day by day. In Dallas, the reported total of new cases for the county was...

Competing Basketball Eras

William Tobin, Writer November 17, 2020

As the game of basketball has developed and transformed throughout the decades, the discrepancies have spawned heated quarrels between the fans of old and new. Many of these arguments are baseless and...

The Squad’s Re-Election Brings Hope

Reign Lankford, Writer November 17, 2020

In 2018, four women all of color and under the age of 50 were elected to the United States House of Representatives: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (also known as AOC) of New York, Ilan Omar of Minnesota, Ayanna...

Into Thin Air: Unnerving Disappearances

William Tobin, Writer November 12, 2020

Spanning across decades, there have been numerous cases in forests and national parks across America, in which campers and hikers go missing under baffling circumstances. Someone will be looking at a person,...

Presidential Election 2020

Emily Regalado, Writer November 12, 2020

The 2020 general election started off like no other. With coronavirus still looming, the elections were a lot more different than any other year. Mail-in ballots were strongly encouraged to people who...

Korea Branching Into the U.S. Industry

Keila Rubealcaba, Editor-in-Chief November 12, 2020

South Korea’s culture has been spreading into the U.S. ever since Kpop has become a worldwide sensation with groups like BTS, Blackpink, and others gaining recognition. But, that has also led to an opening...

A Safe Halloween

William Tobin, Writer October 20, 2020

Halloween is a coveted and widely celebrated holiday; however, to ensure that all participants are safe on Halloween, various precautions and measures need to be taken before we allow people to roam freely...

The Political Tide is Rising

William Tobin, Writer September 15, 2020

Disclaimer: The views expressed in the following editorial are the opinions of the writer and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Patriot Post staff, adviser, the LCHS faculty or administration,...

Here’s the Deal with Masks

Keila Rubealcaba, Editor-in-Chief September 15, 2020

Masks have become a suggested item ever since COVID-19 hit the U.S. in order to stop the virus from spreading from one person to another.  However, there have been many protests in the U.S. over the...

Plan of Attack on the Coronavirus

William Tobin, Writer September 15, 2020

Disclaimer: The views expressed in the following editorial are the opinions of the writer and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Patriot Post staff, adviser, the LCHS faculty or administration,...

Downsides of Online Education

Keila Rubealcaba, Writer May 20, 2020

The school year is almost over and with that our online education is also ending for this year. But, online education has been proven both difficult for students and staff, as all of a sudden they have...

2020: A School Year in Review

Emily Regalado, Writer / Photograper May 20, 2020

This school year started off with a Toy Story 3 themed Fish camp and ended up with online learning. It seems like a lifetime ago we were walking through the crowded hallways and sitting in the freezing...

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