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As said by both Design Manager Shilpa Mallem and Program Administrator Gregory C. Johnson, recognizing and mitigating the consequences of the bridge on the environment and the people living there are “major” priorities for the Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) program.

$6 Billion, 10 Years of Construction, and a Bridge That Will Be Built To Last a Lifetime

Finn Christensen-McElroy, Assistant Editor March 14, 2024

Senior Hailey Heytvelt’s commute to volleyball practice is at least 40 minutes long.  On her way to the gym she practices at in Beaverton, Heytvelt takes a route that’s been routine for the last...

Not only was gaining a new perspective a motivation for the students to take part in this opportunity, but for senior Estrella De Maria Zamora-Resendiz, whose parents were both immigrants, part of the reason she wanted to go was, “to learn more about the border and maybe what their experience might have been like.”

“What It’s Like To Live Along That Edge”: La Salle Students and Faculty Members Witness Life on the Border on El Otro Lado

Sofia Gonzalez, Editor March 13, 2024

The United States-Mexico border is a very controversial topic in American politics, yet many average citizens are left in the dark about what exactly is happening there, partially due to a lack of information....

One of the projects at the hatchery they volunteered at was called the Salmon Enhancement Project.

A New Immersion is Introduced at La Salle: Yakama Nation

Clara Hudson, Editor March 13, 2024

For the first time in La Salle history, a group of four students and one teacher departed on an immersion to the Yakama Nation in Washington to learn and be of service.  From Sunday, Feb. 25, to Friday,...

Considering the impact of the new climate change elective, Mr. Owen said that he’s “excited for what we can offer and see how it can grow in the future… and hopefully help people to understand the importance of this topic.”

La Salle Introduces New Elective Spotlighting Climate Change

In order to increase the amount of teaching centered around climate change at La Salle, a new Climate Studies course will be coming next year, taught by Science Department Chair and chemistry teacher Mr....

Sophomore Gabrielle Jones, shown here on the right, said she chose to visit the thrift store because her friends recommended it and the “good” selection of clothes available.

CommuniCare Club’s Pop-Up Thrift Store Fundraises for Local Addiction Rehabilitation

Finn Christensen-McElroy, Assistant Editor February 28, 2024

Neon yellow Nike running shoes. A dark blue and white plaid button-up shirt. Checkered brown Vans. A gray cable knit sweater, overall jean dress, and a simple white t-shirt piled in the arms of students...

The building for the Wichita Center for Family and Community is over 100 years old. Originally the Wichita Elementary School from 1909 to 2009, it was transformed into a family and community center in 2010.

A Call to Service — The French and Spanish Food Drive Giving Support to the Local Wichita Center for Family and Community

Kayah Cieslak, Assistant Editor February 28, 2024

For sophomore Ali Moran, volunteer shifts at the Wichita Center For Family and Community — which she began at the beginning of January — look like spending a couple hours at a time in the white-walled...

Lola Marks loves using the fact that she was born on leap day as an icebreaker or a fun fact when getting to know people.

A One-in-1,461 Chance: La Salle’s Sole Leap Day Birthday

Seychelle Marks-Bienen and Lucy Loeb February 28, 2024

Most Americans — and anyone else who uses the Gregorian calendar — are familiar with Leap Day. Starting in elementary school, we’re taught mnemonics to help us remember that, unlike most other months,...

Gelila Tadele, the leader of the Black Student Union, said that Black History Month is vital because “it really showcases the strength of the Black community in America and what we can accomplish.”

Embracing Success, Consistency, and Representation: The Importance of Black History Month

Kayah Cieslak, Assistant Editor February 21, 2024

“Black Excellence” was the phrase emphasized at this year’s Black History Month assembly, where it was highlighted as a concept to keep at the forefront of our minds for the rest of the month and...

This years Harvard Model Congress group got matching sweatshirts, which many wore to school on Friday, Feb. 16.

Back to Boston: La Salle Attends Harvard Model Congress for First Time Since Pandemic

Josephine Robinson, Editor in Chief February 21, 2024

For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, 21 students from La Salle, along with social studies teacher Mr. Alex Lanaghan and Vice Principal of Academics Ms. Kathleen Coughran, have the opportunity...

Guided by a love for writing that emerged at a young age, Eli Saslow knew early on in his career that he wanted to write about people. Now, his work reporting on some of the most divisive issues in the country has appeared on the front pages of the nation’s most prestigious publications.

Two-Time Pulitzer Prize Winner Eli Saslow Visits La Salle

Seychelle Marks-Bienen, Editor February 14, 2024

At 12:05 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 9, the computer lab was buzzing with energy. Around 40 journalism students were crammed into the room, holding notebooks and pens and chatting as they waited for the bell...

With the words “remember that you are dust, and to dust, you shall return,” the La Salle community marked the beginning of Lent.

La Salle Marks the Beginning of Lent With Ash Wednesday Mass

John Pham and Eli Batcheller February 14, 2024

The Lenten season arrived at La Salle with an Ash Wednesday Mass on Feb. 14, starting the 40 days of fasting and reflection for Catholics worldwide. Blessed by Fr. Paul Ybarra from Holy Redeemer Catholic...

Father and son, junior Vance and C.S. Sheffield, both spoke at the assembly to share their experiences.

Photo Story: La Salle Holds Assembly in Celebration of Black History Month

Clara Hudson, Editor February 14, 2024

On Friday, Feb. 9, the school gathered in the gym for an assembly commemorating Black History Month. Juniors Trey Williams and Vance Sheffield both spoke, along with Shefflield’s father, Children’s...

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