Features
French Fry Taste Test
Ryan Cassidy '23 Staff Writer
Based on seven factors: Presentability, smell, taste, taste with sauce, saltiness, temperature and calories per dollar (CPD). Rated out of a total of 35...
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2022 Spring Fashion
Christina Parnell '22 Staff Writer
With everyone currently raving over winter fashion, many have not come to terms with the warmer temperatures of spring approaching. We are not 100% positive about what will be trending during these warmer months, but there are current patterns that we can use to foreshadow these trends...
Sustainability (Swedish Style)
Ruby Gifford ''23 Op-Ed Editor
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Sustainability has lost its meaning. As the impending crisis of climate change has become more prevalent in the media, many businesses have weaponized environmental consciousness as a marketing tactic coined in 1986 as “greenwashing.” However, behind the green bottles and minimalist packaging, big corporations remain responsible for the majority of greenhouse gas emissions...
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Spring Activities
Sydney Logan '25 Staff Writer
Summer School Programs
Oanh Nguyen '23 Staff Writer
The purpose of a summer school program is for students to have educational opportunities to earn more credits in the summer months. Students who take summer school courses can improve failing grades from courses during the school year, or take classes early in order to graduate ahead of time and make use of limited room in their schedule for electives and advanced courses...
Valentine's Day Playlist
Ruby Gifford '23 Op-Ed Editor
Valentine's Day Gift Guide
Christina Parnell '22 Staff Writer
Humans of Howard
New Year's Resolutions
Esther Olojo '23
The origin of New Year's Resolutions started with the ancient Babylonians some 4,000 years ago, who are said to have made promises to the Gods trusting that they would acquire great favor and blessings in the coming year (history.com). Many of us are still making New Year's resolutions today, but what's the key to following through with them?
Christmas Movie Recommendations
Sydney Corley '22 Staff Writer
Holiday Activities
Sydney Logan '25 Staff Writer
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With lit-up houses and Mariah Carey’s All I Want for Christmas playing in every store, the holiday season is right around the corner and you’ll need some inspiration on how to make the “happiest time of the year” just right for you...
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Spirit Week Pictures
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Matt Allen '22 Social Media Manager
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Homecoming Dance Pictures
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Shenell Logan '23 Staff Writer
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Black Friday
Nicole Parker '24
Fall Activities
Sydney Logan '25 Staff Writer
Claire Madachy '22 Copy Editor
Claire Madachy '22 Copy Editor
Fall Fashion 2021
Gabbi Rabold '22 Staff Writer
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It’s time to put away your summer bathing suits and take out your fall jeans and sweaters. Autumn is finally here! It is getting chilly out, so shorts and tank tops will just not work anymore when it comes to looking fashionable. However, comfort is always a necessity, especially now that students are back in school...
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The Best Fall Recipes
Emma Stuber '22 Arts & Entertainment Editor
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Pumpkin fans rejoice! If you’re a lover of all things fall, one of the best activities to do is bake. With so many delicious recipe possibilities to fit the weather, fall is one of the best seasons to participate in the culinary delights. Culinary arts teacher Dr. Browne, as well as Howard students, helped to combine some of their favorite recipes to share with the rest of the community...
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Halloween Costumes 2021
Gabbi Rabold '22 Staff Writer
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Spooky season just passed and this Halloween was an amazing year for fun and different costumes. It seemed like everyone did the most when planning their costumes. Whether it was with a group of friends, with a significant other or just a single costume, all the costumes this year were well put together...
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The Great Debate of Pumpkin Spice: Overrated or Amazing?
Emma Stuber '22 Arts & Entertainment Editor
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Every year, the start of the fall season is marked by a chill in the air, falling leaves, and the endless mania of pumpkin spice. This essential autumn flavoring can be found in almost anything, including lattes, pastries, spreads, and even spam and ramen. When it comes to any trend, there are always two sides to the discussion: those who despise it and those who are practically obsessed with it...
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Homecoming Parade Pictures
Summer Fashion 2021
Lexi Perrus 22’ Social Media Coordinator
Cierra Day 23’ Staff Writer
Cierra Day 23’ Staff Writer
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Summer is just around the corner, and people are turning to social media to find the latest trends. Tiktok and Instagram have been the main source of information for summer trends, and people have been turning to fashion influencers such as Victoria Paris, Suede Brooks and Emma Chamberlain for inspiration. Things like...
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Summer Plans 2021
Tulsi Fadadu '23 Staff Writer
After a year full of turmoil, many people are expecting an amazing summer in the coming months. Here are what some Howard High students are doing this year!...
Senior Events
Lauren Dearing '21 Staff Writer
Senior year has historically been a year of traditions. Students get to enjoy events like the Mid-year, Prom, Boat trips and graduation. However, this year is not typical. Because of the current state of the community and across the country as a result of COVID-19, students are limited to what they can do together. Despite this tragedy, the Howard High student government and parents have found a way to hold events specific to the senior class.
Repair With Skin Care
Tulsi Fadadu '23 Staff Writer
Depending on your skin type, you may have either oily or dry skin. If you have oily skin, your skin may feel greasy, shiny, and you may experience persistent acne. According to healthline.com, this is because your skin is overproducing sebum. Sebum is oil from fats and is not overall bad for you, it helps your hair stay healthy and shiny.
Freshman Guide to Howard
Alexis Werling '22 Features Editor
Are you a freshman coming to Howard? Feeling scared about the large halls and not knowing where to go? Here are some helpful tips and tricks to getting around the school.
Fun Spring/Summer Quarantine Activities
Bobby Smith '22 Staff Writer
Spring has sprung and summer will arrive in a few months. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has not ended yet. People are still quarantining to avoid catching and spreading the virus, and social distancing is still a common practice. Even with the various protective measures and restrictions in place, though, we’ve found that there are still many fun things one can do during this time of year.
Tips to Stay Organized!
Cierra Day '23 Staff Writer
When organizing our clothing and accessories, it can be difficult to decide what to keep and what to get rid of. One solution is to start asking yourself these questions: Does the clothing piece have sentimental value to me? When was the last time I wore this piece of clothing? Does this clothing piece bring me joy?
Peter Banyas for SMOB
Jasmine Wilson '22 Copy Editor
Between May 5th and 7th, 27,323 students in grades 6 through 11 within HCPSS will have the opportunity to vote in the Student Member of the Board (SMOB) election. Each year, two students from high schools in the county-run for the position, a process which entails fervent campaigning and promotion of each candidate’s platform.
Student Quarantine Profiles
Cierra Day '23 Staff Writer & Richa Telaprolu '23 Staff Writer
Over the past couple of months, students have been in quarantine. They have occupied their time in a number of ways, including learning a new hobby, painting and getting better at something.
Squishmallows: A Story of Serendipitous Success
Sara Kindbom '21 Staff Writer
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Squishmallows are adorable animals crafted with soft, marshmallow-like plush. Each one is individualized with a unique name and look, but is complete with the same coziness that everyone loves.
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Valentine's Day Movies
Shenell Logan ‘23 Staff Writer
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Cuddle up with your sweetheart this February and check out these recommendations from our staff:...
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Pandemic Puppies and Covid Cats: Adoptions are Up, but Donations are Needed
Holly Larson ‘23 Staff Writer
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The constraints of COVID-19 have led to the adoption of more pets. The pandemic has left us all lonely, and the companionship of a pet may stay that feeling. According to the sponsor of Howard’s Shelter Supporters, Ms. Sharon Sowada...
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Plants in the Pandemic
Ariel Hammerash '21 Copy Editor
New Year's Resolutions
Maddie Kuehl ‘21 Staff Writer
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Millions of Americans begin every year by making their New Year’s resolutions. With the goal of improving themselves, many people set the bar high with their resolution. That high bar results in a majority of people not being able to accomplish what they set out to do...
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Volunteer Opportunities
Meghan Yunkun ‘23 Staff Writer
Many students are always looking for ways to help out in their communities. There are so many ways to help out in Howard County, whether it is volunteering or donating. For example, the animal shelter in Ellicott City, Animal Advocates of Howard County, has so many easy ways to contribute. They are always asking for...
Tips For Semester 2
The first semester was a new and different experience for everyone in the midst of online school. That being said, it’s not news that online learning is continuing into Semester Two. We can expect the same situation we’ve been experiencing the last five months. However, after a long semester, lots of students have learned tips, tricks and things they will do differently in the new semester...
Celebrate the Seasonings: Holiday Recipes
Johanna Wojewodzki ‘21 Arts & Entertainment Editor
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When the holidays come around at Howard, we find new ways to come together and bond. During this social-distanced, quarantined year, a deeper exploration of cultural dishes becomes a pertinent connector between members of the Howard community...
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2020 Holiday Plans
Madeline Kuehl ‘21 Staff Writer
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Believe it or not, the holiday season is here. Hanukkah begins December 10 and ends December 18, then Christmas is celebrated on December 25, followed by New Year’s Eve. As we enter December, the predominant question is: how can we still participate in the festivities during a pandemic?...
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2020 Gift Guide
Ella Werdell '23 Staff Writer
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This year, everything will be different as we head into the holiday season. What better way to cheer people up during this difficult time than with a gift? As the giving season approaches, ideas for what to give to teachers, family and friends are a must have. This year, COVID-19 has generated interest in gifts that make quarantine more comfortable...
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Holiday Playlist
Alexis Maokhamphiou '23 Staff Writer
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With the holidays just around the corner, it’s time to get in the holiday spirit, and this playlist will do the trick. It includes old and new songs for everybody to enjoy. Happy Holidays Howard!
Point your camera at the QR Code on the right to access the playlist --> OR Use this link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4DOSRlvalnmnF5LZnLWucH?si=N2U-4iLlTlSiLtYsDUQhSA |
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Tips for Writing College Essays
Edward Calkins '22 Staff Writer
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At Home Workspaces
Madeleine Kuehl '21 Staff Writer
Alyssa McGuigan '23 Staff Writer
With online school underway all around the world, it becomes more important for an energizing, creative and unique workspace. Teachers and students are forced to adapt to a new learning environment. These are photos of different students and teachers setups that help them learn and teach best at home.
How To Be A Garden Guru
Muahammad Ramamni '21 Staff Writer
As the weather warms up, many people are looking for new outdoor hobbies that maintain social distancing. Gardening is a stress-relieving practice that can also have environmental benefits.
Straight Up With Sequoia
Sequoia Spriggs '20 Features Editor
Welcome to Straight Up w/ Sequoia Spriggs! I’m Sequoia Spriggs, Howard’s Lion’s Tale Op-Ed Page Editor, or also known as your personal adviser for the school year of 2019-2020. Here, you will get my play-by-play commentary of your peers’ endless questions. This issue, I’m being straight up about relationships.
2020 New Movies
Lindsey Nelson '20 Staff Writer
With the new year comes a slate of new movies. With the rise of streaming services, these new films are increasingly available without even having to leave your bed. Thanks to Marvel and DC studios, there will be plenty of superhero films, like “Black Widow,” “Wonder Woman 1984” and Harley Quinn movie “Birds of Prey.”
Valentine's Day Irritations
Hannah Chaney '20 Social Media Manager
Valentine’s Day is notably one of the most overhyped and widely disliked holidays of the year. There are a number of things that can, and will, happen on Feb. 14 that will cause frustration.
Snow Day Activities
Erin Smith '21 Staff Writer
Many fun outdoor activities necessitate the presence of actual snow, which is not a given. But when you get the chance, building a snowman, having a snowball fight and spending time outside with friends all make for a good time. Although it is not the most exciting activity, some people may choose to spend their snow day shoveling. You can make shoveling more manageable by listening to music and rewarding yourself with a warm drink once you get back inside.
Mid Year Review
Olivia Wheatley '20 Arts & Entertainment Editor
The Midyear dance, held on Jan. 24th, is a tradition that allows the graduating class to celebrate their accomplishments and start their countdown to graduation. Midyear is a special dance due to the fact that it is exclusively for seniors, and the dress code is white or black semi-formal attire.
Perfect Valentines Day Gifts
Ben Fader '21 Managing Editor
Valentine’s Day. Everyone knows this day to celebrate love and friendship comes only once a year. What most people do not know, however, is what gift to get for the special people in their lives.
Star Wars Review
Mychael Ussery '20
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This past December, the Skywalker Saga came to an end. The Rise of Skywalker is concentrated on the reappearance of Emperor Palpatine, supposedly killed in Return of the Jedi (Episode Six). The Resistance, led by General Leia (Carrie Fisher, with the assistance of CGI), tirelessly pursues Palpatine through the galaxy. Meanwhile, Rey (Daisy Ridley) awaits her final confrontation with Kylo Ren (Adam Driver).
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College Homecoming Events
Olivia Wheatley '20 A&E Editor
With the warm weather and the summer concert season coming to an end, the college homecoming season is just beginning. Colleges all around the United States are having concerts with performances by special guests between the weeks of October 14th and November 16th, to get students and their families excited about homecoming. When asked what her opinions were on artists performing concerts during college homecomings, Molly Davis, a Sophmore stated “ I think it is pretty cool.
Thanksgiving Recipes/Traditions
Erin Smith '21 Staff Writer
Maddie Pruitt '21 Staff Writer
Maddie Pruitt '21 Staff Writer
Thanksgiving is a holiday full of many different foods and fun traditions. A traditional Thanksgiving meal includes turkey and gravy, carrots, baked apples, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, rolls, pumpkin pie, and so much more.
Scary Movie Reviews
Maddie Buchman '20 Staff Writer
Hereditary: Scary scale 10/10
The expertly crafted film follows the Graham family as a daunting bloodline with cult-like capabilities unravels, dragging husband and wife Steve and Annie and their children Peter and Charlie along with it. Kicking it off with a rather eerie start, the film begins with a funeral scene in which viewers learn that there were many secrets that the recently passed Graham grandmother did not tell the rest of her family about. These secrets soon set the tone for the rest of the film. The family’s house, set in a forest of isolation, adds tension to the already horrifying plot. There is no escape; they are completely alone.
The expertly crafted film follows the Graham family as a daunting bloodline with cult-like capabilities unravels, dragging husband and wife Steve and Annie and their children Peter and Charlie along with it. Kicking it off with a rather eerie start, the film begins with a funeral scene in which viewers learn that there were many secrets that the recently passed Graham grandmother did not tell the rest of her family about. These secrets soon set the tone for the rest of the film. The family’s house, set in a forest of isolation, adds tension to the already horrifying plot. There is no escape; they are completely alone.
Halloween Preview: How To and Pictures
Muhammad Ramamni '21 Staff Writer
Halloween is a wonderful time of year. Everyone dresses up in costumes to go trick or treating, or go to parties. Whatever path is chosen The Lion's Tale is here to help. Wanting to make a homemade costume is an option, but not the only option. Gaberila Lacerda, a student at Howard High School, was asked for tips on how to make a homemade costume. She replied, “take one accessory relevant to halloween and add it to your clothing”.
12 Angry Jurors
Hannah Chaney '20 Social Media Manager
“One man is dead. The life of another is at stake.“ These bold words will be bringing the Howard theatre department back to the stage this school year. Their performance of the ambitious play 12 Angry Jurors opens this Friday. The play, originally a movie titled 12 Angry Men, covers what goes on in the jury room as twelve individuals decide the fate of a man who is accused of murdering his father. Each character is unique due to their background and opinions, their battle to come to a civilized and unanimous decision driving the plot.
Pep Rally
Lindsey Nelson '20 Staff Writer
Howard’s spirit was on display at this year’s pep rally on September 27th. Our SGA members made this pep rally the best one yet.
JV and Varsity athletes, including allied soccer, cross country, and football, ran the field, cheered on by fans and cheerleaders.
JV and Varsity athletes, including allied soccer, cross country, and football, ran the field, cheered on by fans and cheerleaders.
Spirit Week
Arts & Entertainment Editor
It's every lion’s favorite time of year: Homecoming week! In the lead up to homecoming, many students participated in the SGA’s spirit week and earned points for their grades.
“When placing tickets into the bins, you get spirit points for your class, and you're entered in a raffle to earn snacks, a bag and other cool Howard gear,” explained executive board president Megan Nkamwa.
“When placing tickets into the bins, you get spirit points for your class, and you're entered in a raffle to earn snacks, a bag and other cool Howard gear,” explained executive board president Megan Nkamwa.
Homecoming Dance
Brianna Barr '22 Staff Writer
Wrapping up Homecoming festivities is the annual Homecoming dance, where students dress up and celebrate the new school year with their friends. Students take weeks to plan outfits and dates for the highly anticipated event.
Dance Preview
Olivia Wheatley '20 Arts & Entertainment Editor
Howard High School’s music and dance departments, which include choirs, bands, orchestras, dance teams and step teams, will showcase students’ talents in new and original ways this year. Events will include variety shows, Winterfest, Art Honors Society’s Coffeehouse and more.
Homecoming Parade
Madison Pruitt '20 Staff Writer
This year’s 2020 homecoming parade was on September 28th at 9:30am, beginning on the corner of Blade Green Lane and ending at Howard High. The atmosphere was filled with laughter and excitement. The community joined together to watch Girl Scout troops, sports teams, the marching band and the JROTC program.
Summer Songs
J. Richburg '20 Staff Writer
1.Love me Less- MAX
2.ME!- Taylor Swift
3.Wild Things- Alessia Cara
4. Tonight Tonight- Hot Chelle Rae
5.Sunflower- Post Malone
6.Another Day in Paradise- Quinn XCII
7.Cool- Jonas Brothers
8.I Don't Care- Ed Sheeran
9.Hey Look Ma, I Made It- Panic At The Disco
10.Stay- Zedd
2.ME!- Taylor Swift
3.Wild Things- Alessia Cara
4. Tonight Tonight- Hot Chelle Rae
5.Sunflower- Post Malone
6.Another Day in Paradise- Quinn XCII
7.Cool- Jonas Brothers
8.I Don't Care- Ed Sheeran
9.Hey Look Ma, I Made It- Panic At The Disco
10.Stay- Zedd
Favorite Memories
Carolina McLaughlin '19 Staff Writer
Kelly Seibert: “Freshman year football games because they had the most school spirit.”
Julianna Rimando: “Football Games!!”
Marissa Poisal: “Pulling up to football games with the squad.”
Lucien Anderson: “State finals football game.”
Kaleigh Kenyon: “The Long Reach game sophomore year.”
Mary Keagle: “When Danny spilled a meatball on his government textbook.”
Nicole Carney: “Freshman year football games.”
Emily Banh: “Junior year prom.”
Julianna Rimando: “Football Games!!”
Marissa Poisal: “Pulling up to football games with the squad.”
Lucien Anderson: “State finals football game.”
Kaleigh Kenyon: “The Long Reach game sophomore year.”
Mary Keagle: “When Danny spilled a meatball on his government textbook.”
Nicole Carney: “Freshman year football games.”
Emily Banh: “Junior year prom.”
The Best Summer Food Recipes
Brett Gilmore '20 Staff Writer
Summer Skillet Pasta
Ingredients:
Ingredients:
- 8 ounces uncooked dried
- 3 tablespoons land o’ lake butter
- 1 medium cup onion, cut into 1 inch piece
- Two teaspoons finely chopped fresh garden
- 1 teaspoon salt
- ½ teaspoon coarse ground pepper
- Two medium (4 cups) zucchini, cut into ½ slices
- 1 medium red bell pepper, thinly sliced
- 1 medium yellow bell pepper, thinly sliced
- ¾ cup freshly grated parmesan cheese
- Two medium tomatoes, cut into ½ inch pieces
Spring Break
J. Richburg '19 Staff Writer
Spring Break is a vacation that all Howard students and teachers enjoy thoroughly. It is when students don't have to stress about deadlines, sulk about bad grades, and teachers don't have to worry about grading for an eternity. As a student, life revolves around school, every action or decision has to fit inside the schedule you are legally obligated to follow. Five days a week, routinely, until that wonderful break finally arrives. The one flaw Spring Break may have on several people in the coming month, however, is the feeling of having nothing to do. These Howard students and teachers are here to help.
Netflix Review
Skyia Cooley '19 Staff Writer
“You” is a Netflix series that premiered September 9, 2018 and follows Joe Goldberg, a New York bookstore manager who falls in love with a customer named Beck, and will stop at nothing to become her one and only…
Dorm Shopping
Grace Mardock '19 News Editor
Prom Fashion Advice (males)
Carter Smith '20 Staff Writer
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Men, as we’re approaching prom season you’re probably starting to wonder what you should wear. Picking out a stylish outfit can be extremely demanding if you don’t know what you’re doing. Don’t get caught the night before without an outfit.
Prom is a black tie event, meaning you are expected to come in a tuxedo or something similar. If you’re going for the classic approach , avoid anything obnoxious like neon colors or crazy hats. Can’t go wrong with keeping it modest. |
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Rom-Coms and Why You Should Care
Ryan Archer '19 Staff Writer
Everyone loves a good romantic comedy. They are great for a date night with your significant other or when you have recently been dumped and you need a good cry. Here are a few suggestions from critics, your fellow students, and one grown man.
The popular movie critic site rottentomatoes.com made a list of the top 50 rom-coms of all time. The list includes great films such as: Clueless, Silver Linings Playbook, and Splash.
The popular movie critic site rottentomatoes.com made a list of the top 50 rom-coms of all time. The list includes great films such as: Clueless, Silver Linings Playbook, and Splash.
Dumping Senior Loves
Carolina McLaughlin '19 Staff Writer
With first semester coming to a close, Howard High’s senior class is reminded of how quickly their impending graduation is approaching. We get excited for caps and gowns, honors society cords, picking up tickets for our families to see us walk the stage, Ms. Jeffrey’s reminders and directions, portraits, award ceremonies. And as the senior couples celebrate with boat cruises and dances, they’re also dumping each other.
Galentines Day
Olivia Wheatley '20 Arts & Entertainment Editor
Valentine’s Day is approaching and with no boyfriend in sight, you question if you should even go out on this holiday. You Google “what to do on Valentine’s Day if you are alone” and the most magnificent search result pops up: Galentine’s Day. Galentine's Day is when women who are single get together and celebrate their loneliness and friendship. Here are some tips on how to survive being alone on Valentine’s Day.
Deals for Steals
Mychael Usserey '20 Staff Writer
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Black Friday: The one day of the year when everyone goes out to shop to get the once-in-a-lifetime deal on holiday presents. People shop to get gifts for their significant other, parents, siblings, or friends, and you should know the deals that are going around on for electronics, video games, clothing and movies this holiday season.
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Fall / Halloween Activities
Elisabeth Eastridge '20
Olivia Wheatley '20
Olivia Wheatley '20
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People spend the days of October leading up to Halloween participating in fall activities. Whether it’s buying and carving a pumpkin or going to spooky places, there is something for everyone. If you are stumped on what to do this Halloweekend, here is Olivia and Elisabeth’s guide to the Spooky Season!
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Lions Have Spirit
Carolina McLaughlin '19 Staff Writer
ELLICOTT CITY, MD, SEPT. 28-29, 2018 - Students enjoy the Pep Rally. Pictured: Nate Sarnecki leading the Allied Soccer team on to the field. AARON LEONG/ LIONS TALE.
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This year’s spirit week was a huge success, with many students participating in the themed days in preparation for the Homecoming dance. The themes this year were: Meme Monday, Terp Tuesday, Wacky Wednesday, Throwback Thursday, and Class Color Friday. Starting Monday, September 24th, students came out in their most spirited attire. Each class could earn points through the activities sponsored by the SGA. During all lunch shifts, students participating in a spirit day were given a ticket to enter into a gift card raffle. All tickets for each class were tallied at the end of the day. The more tickets a class had, the more points they gained. Additionally, the Homecoming floats for each class were judged and awarded point values to contribute to each class’ total amount. According to senior class President Marc Gildersleeve, the class of 2019 took first place.
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Homecoming Dance
Elisabeth Eastridge '20 Features Editor
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Students of Howard High School joined together to attend this year’s homecoming dance on September 29. The dance started at 7, but students arrived early to secure their spot in the long line that covered the front of the school. This year, the entrance procedure was switched up. Instead of students entering through the doors that lead to the main lobby, they entered through the doors in front of the gym. Tickets were accepted in front of the auditorium in lines separated by ticket numbers. Students were then given a wristband to wear throughout the night. The coat check was also moved this year. In previous years, students could drop off their shoes, wallets, and other items in the media center. This year, students could drop off their belongings in the auditorium.
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Homecoming Parade
Christian Eckert '19 Staff Writer
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This year’s Homecoming Parade was a tremendous success. There were many families and children standing outside their homes and at the intersections waiting for the parade to pass them. Many of the people on the floats were throwing beaded necklaces and candy to the spectators the parade. Some of the floats included the Kangaroo Kids, the Girl Scouts, Phelps Luck Elementary PTA, Ice Hockey, Field Hockey, and class floats from Howard. David Diep, who is part of the Class of 2019 SGA, who worked on the class of 2019 float and said “It was a very fun experience, I would recommend it to others.” It’s safe to say this year’s homecoming parade was a success.
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