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Avery is a junior at La Salle. In her free time, she enjoys going thrifting and listening to music. On the weekends, she likes painting and hanging out with her friends.

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The night will include activities such as mini golf, roulette, and poker.

Executive Council Plans a Night of “Viva Las Vegas” Fun for Seniors

May 5, 2021
Senior Elvan Ngo works hard to organize fun, COVID-19-safe activities for the Passion and Fashion club.

Student of the Week: Elvan Ngo

April 28, 2021
Sophomore Caden Persin hopes to make the varsity basketball team for next year's season.

Student of the Week: Caden Persin

April 21, 2021
Sun shines down on the La Salle courtyard on a Friday afternoon.

Eight Uplifting Songs for a Day Full of Sunshine

April 21, 2021
During lunches, students were required to sit at designated seats at tables, in a desk in a courtyard, or in a metal folding chair surrounded by red tape on the ground.

Students Enter Uncharted Territory As They Return to Campus With a Four-Day Schedule

April 14, 2021

After a Decade Ruled by Women in Pop, Dua Lipa Is Rewriting the Rules for Female Pop Stars in the 2020s

April 14, 2021

Students Express a Mixture of Concern and Excitement Surrounding New Four-Day Learning Model

April 7, 2021
Mr. Michael Doran, social studies teacher, is the head coach of the speech and debate team.

Speech and Debate Team Finds Success Despite a Fully Virtual Season

March 31, 2021
Nearly 50% of adolescents struggle with a mental illness, and roughly 14% of adolescents receive treatment through therapy.

The Stigma Around Teens Seeking Therapy Must Come to an End

March 17, 2021

[Video] Students and Staff Share Their Plans for Spring Break During the Pandemic

March 17, 2021
Brunkhorst is a participant in both the cross country and equestrian teams at La Salle.

Student of the Week: Brin Brunkhorst

March 10, 2021
Distance learning gives me more control over my days, as it allows me to complete my work wherever I feel most motivated.

How Distance Learning Loosened My Grudge Against School

March 10, 2021
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Coffee Shops in Portland That Offer Unique Experiences for Java Connoisseurs

February 10, 2021
Song of the Year is one of the four major categories awarded at the Grammys.

The “Songs of the Year” That Ruled the 2010s and What Made Them So Special

February 3, 2021
Before La Salle transitioned to online learning last school year, sophomore Yendora Young participated in basketball and track. This year, she hopes to do the same.

Athlete of the Week: Yendora Young

February 3, 2021
The opportunities for personal growth that came from this challenging year are among the most positive things to happen in 2020 for some.

La Salle Students Reflect on 2020 And Look Forward To 2021

January 6, 2021
“Remember that you’re disagreeing with the person about a certain topic, you’re not trying to go to battle against this particular individual,” psychologist Matthew Buckley said.

Political Issues Are Never Cut and Dry: How the 2020 Election Changed My Family’s Dynamic

December 16, 2020
As the holiday season approaches, it can be difficult to choose gifts that people will truly appreciate, especially when the person you're purchasing a gift for is your parent. Here are some suggestions that might make your gift choices easier.

Holiday Gift Guide: Unique Gift Ideas to Buy for Your Parents

December 16, 2020
With the Christmas season taking place amid a pandemic this year, affordable gifts are the way to go.

Holiday Gift Guide: $10 and Under Presents to Purchase From Target

December 9, 2020
Shopping from businesses that manufacture their products without using unethical practices and sweatshops is a great way to narrow down the selection pool so you feel good about your gift purchases.

Holiday Gift Guide: Sweatshop-Free Businesses to Support This Christmas

December 2, 2020
Throughout her career, Winehouse was awarded seven Grammys, one of which she received for a memorializing documentary released four years after her passing.

Gone but Never Forgotten: Amy Winehouse’s Lasting Impact on the Music Industry

December 2, 2020
Talking about soccer, junior Molly Schmidt said,

Athlete of the Week: Molly Schmidt

November 11, 2020
This Trader Joe’s is located near Johnson Creek in Clackamas, just up the road from La Salle.

These Eight Items are Must-Buy Fall Treats from Trader Joe’s

October 28, 2020
Out of the ten states with the highest murder rates, seven still practice the death penalty.

The Death Penalty Has No Place in the American Justice System

September 30, 2020
Senior Luke Strange is committed to play soccer at Wheaton College.

Next Level Seniors: Luke Strange Pursues a College-Level Soccer Career at Wheaton College

June 3, 2020

11 Years Later, Kid Cudi’s “Man on the Moon: The End of Day” Still Voices The Struggles of the Teen Experience

May 6, 2020
Travis Rush, second from right, received a confirmed positive COVID-19 test.

How Living With a COVID-19 Patient Has Changed My Perspective on Social Distancing

April 8, 2020
Jake Wilson plays lacrosse for La Salle and for one of the U.S. national teams.

Athlete of the Week: Jake Wilson

March 18, 2020
You can listen to Harry Styles’

Harry Styles Explores Heartbreak, Healing, And Self-Discovery On Sophomore Album “Fine Line”

February 26, 2020
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