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Warrior Times Weekly

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More than just a Miracle Girl survives forensics meet fatal plane crash editor-in-chief

Sydney Gronemeyer

staff reporter

Kiana Krzjzaniek

A Piper PA-34200T plane crashed in Kuttawa Kentucky late last Friday. Its pilot, Marty Gutzler, and three of his four passengers--his wife Kimberly, nine-year-old photo from newsnyork.com daughter, Piper, Seven-year-old Sailor Gutzler and her father and her fourteen- enjoying a plane ride. year-old cousin Her journey took her to the Sierra Wilder were killed. The doorstep of Larry Wilkins. cause of the crash was unclear, Wilkins stated that the girl told although the FAA reports that a him that her parents were dead distress call was received by air and that she had been in a plane traffic controllers reporting en- crash and that the plane was upgine failure before contact was side-down. He quickly called 911 lost. after she arrived, then cleaned As tragic as this event is, the her legs off. She requested that pilot’s seven-year-old daughter he ride with her to the hospital Sailor survived and walked close because she thought that her arm to a mile with minor injuries was broken. Sailor was treated, looking for help. She had pre- then released. viously tried to wake her family Wilkens said that she was members, but realized that they brave, and added that he were beyond help. would be praying for her.

Saturday, many forensics participants received medals. Receiving first place was Maria Werre, receiving second place was Marcus Klein, Sydney Gronemeyer, Audra Sonntag, Jenna Gaal, Rachel Fischer and Leah Fields. Receiving third was Jennifer Shubkegel, Nora Raube, Malachi Mortenson, and

David Wilson.

The team, as a whole, received the second place trophy in the large schools division.

Other finalists included Clark Thiele, Caleb Strutz, Tina Kehl, Becca Doering, and Maddie McKenna.

The team will travel to Wisconsin Luther High School, Saturday.

Gwith God rowing

All the ups and downs

“I in them and you in me, so that they may be brought to complete unity.

Then the world will know that you sent me and have loved them even as you have loved me.” staff reporter

John 17:23

Alex Pillard

Students may feel completely lost, without hope, or like they are being punished. They may feel like this because they have failed an assignment, recently broke up with their boyfriend or girlfriend, or maybe they broke a bone in the middle of their sports season. Either way they feel like they have not done everything to their ability.

They feel hopeless.

God tells Christians to not worry about these low points in their life, but to stay connected to him.

He tells them that when life gets rough, not to fall from him, but to get closer to him. Then when Christians pick themselves up, others will see that you are happy when you really should be sad. Then that is the chance to tells others why they are in such a good mood. They will realize that God is very loving and will take care of all nations to the very end of the age, This is the start to bringing human to complete unity.

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Student Viewpoint

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Rants with Klein&Beyer Sports are an interesting thing.

They are supposed to bring people together, but more realistically, they tear families, friends, and coworkers apart. They bring violent, racist undertones to life. In no other situation is it common etiquette to bash people from somewhere you have never been, for something that might not even be real. Many people say that sports are bad for human nature, but in reality it is the human nature that is bad for the sport.

Fans range from quiet, pacifists that say things like, “Oh well, it wasn’t in the cards,” to the diehards who smash bottles over the opposition’s supporters for making a comment about their quarterback’s boot-modelling career.

Then there are those pathetic people who climb atop the fandom of a team as it’s building steam.

The typical age of these “bandwagoners” is between 11 and 18. Most of these frontrunners immediately fall of the wagon once their old team stops winning. Finally there is the “Fair-weather Fan”. Much like the “bandwagoner” these fans only actively and openly consider themselves fans when the team is doing well. Every time their team comes close to winning or, heaven-forbid, actually win, they don their Hasselbeck jersey and brag like they knew this day would come.

Finally, there are the good fans that stick with their team through thick and thin and know what it is like to not make the playoffs and these folks deserve respect. In the end, if you have enough decency and character to not abandon your team halfway through a game, season, or decade, you are an alright fan. For the rest of you, do us all a favor and leave us real fans alone.

Warrior Times Weekly editors in chief

Sydney Gronemeyer; gronesc5@llhs.org Front Page

Adam Poyner; poyneal5@llhs.org Student Viewpoint/ Editorial Staff

Winter Petry; petrywn5@llhs.org Sports

Ben Tweit; tweitbp7@llhs.org The Final Say

Radical Muslims attack paper Locker Protests

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Terrorist attacks brought fear and mayhem to the streets of Paris on Friday, January 7. editorial staff

Colton Hatcher

J

e suis Charlie” has become a very common slogan, being seen places such as under the trending tags on many social networks, and even on the T-shirts of celebrities.

It is a French phrase, which, translated to English means “I am Charlie.” This phrase has been adopted by French supporters of freedom of speech and freedom of the press.

The “Charlie” refers to a satirical French newspaper, Charlie Hebdo, which was attacked by a group of radical Muslims. The attackers killed

12 people working for the small weekly paper.

Even though France is a major proponent of free speech, some have accused the Charlie Hebdo newspaper as publishing things that are too radical. The likely cause of the attack was the controversial cartoons depicting the Muslim prophet Muhammad, and making fun of the religion in general.

Most followers of Muhammad believe that seeing an image or sculpture of him is idolatry, even if by accident. Out of respect for the religion, the Charlie Hebdo should

Lakeside’s transformed drama department editor in chief

Adam Poyner

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very year Lakeside produces a well-rehearsed drama. Students involved in the play or musical production have a blast creating memories, making new friends, and expressing themselves through acting.

Unfortunately, for the past several years, the drama people did not receive the respect that their hard

work warranted. Rehearsals on stage had to accommodate sports practices, even though Lakeside has been blessed with numerous and well kept athletic facilities. Last year, under new leadership, the drama department received more hype and was wildly popular.

Tryouts for this year’s play, Murder’s in the Heir, were this week, and everyone involved is looking forward to an even bigger year.

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not have published images of him, even cartoons, and especially ones made to poke fun at Islam.

Obviously, the paper was not the only one at fault, as the Muslims that attacked, representing al-Qaeda, could have gone about this in a more diplomatic way.

It would have been better if they had just talked with the editors, or peacefully protested the paper, instead of attacking.

Unfortunately, this radical and violent behavior only reinforces the attitude of many Westerners that “all Muslims are terrorists.”

Reviews:

Junior: Uriel Pineda it was very disappointing

Wunderlist staff reporter

Jacob Klug

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aily tasks can be a handful.

People often forget about things, which often causes big problems. The creators at Wunderkinder came up with a solution.

Wunderlist is an amazing new app that will help anyone stay on task. It Is a task management app that helps the user keep a “to do” list. Simply type the important task or event, set a due date, and schedule a reminder.

Alarms can be set to simply remind one to do the task or ring when the task is due. This app is easy to sync with a Google account or Facebook.

It is easy to add other people to one’s task list, which allows friends and family to further control one’s life. This app is useful, and gets a ten out of ten rating for sure.

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Senior: Winter Petry disappointing

Guy vs Girl What is your favorite passtime?

Guy

“Hunting or fishing.”

“Playing video games and drinking Mtn. Dew.” “Netflix, obviously.”

“Sleeping in.”

Girl

“Shopping, or hanging out with friends.”

“Playing sports.”

“Spending time with my family.”

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Athlete of the week:

Ladies continue to win

Mason DeNoyer

Athlete Favorites: Sport: Basketball Class: Spanish 2 Coach: Coach Jim Bauer Book: Sisiterhood of the Traveling Pants Movie: Anchorman 2 Teacher: Señor Toepel Food: Walking tacos Quote: “When in Rome” editor-in-chief

Winter Petry Mason DeNoyer is a junior basketball player. DeNoyer describes one of his greatest accomplishments as beating junior Jared Ruffin in 8th grade basketball. Mason attended Peace in Sun Prairie, Jared attended Holy Cross in Madison.

Mason describes one of his favorite memories as winning regionals in basketball.

He admires senior basketball player Sam Schulz, who inspires hime to take that extra rep in practice and to work hard.

Mason hopes to participate in basketball while in college. After college Mason plans to take his chances at the NBA draft, but if that does not work out, he would love to be a Harlem Globetrotter.

photo courtesy of photography staff Hollie Doyle shoots a free throw. sports reporter

Annah Dobson

photo courtesy of photography staff Moriah Hackbarth shoots the ball.

Warriors stuggle to win Boys win game after three losses editor-in- chief

Winter Petry Last Friday night, the Warrior boys basketball team traveled to Columbus to take on the Cardinals.

Despite leading 35-28 at halftime, the Warriors fell 71-64.

The team battled back to get to a deficit of only three points, but was not able shift the momentum of the game.

Junior Mason DeNoyer led the team with 25 points.

Junior Joe Graumann had 11 points. Although the team struggles with fouls, maintaining a lead, and winning games, the Warriors remain hopeful and look to play hard and compete every game.

Yesterday, the Warriors traveled

Success at Red Knight

sports reporter

Dalton Egli The Warrior wrestling team traveled to Milwaukee Lutheran High School on January 10. The Red Knight Invitational is one of the biggest all Christian tournaments of the year. The tournament altogether pitted 17 schools together all day.

Lakeside had some great success.

Seven Warriors reached the 5th place match.

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The Lady Warriors were back on the court Tuesday night in a capital conference matchup against the Poynette Pumas.

The team kept the Pumas scoreless in the first quarter, all because of the intense defense they had.

Pressing was a big factor in the game.

The ladies tight defense and willingness to stay with their girl sent

the Pumas in a wild frenzy.

After a first half fight, the team came back from halftime with great intensity. More shots were made, more rebounds won, and less fouls committed.

Moriah Hackbarth was the point leader with 11 points, followed by Abby Monis with 8.

The final score was 55-35 with the Lady Warriors on top.

The ladies continue their undefeated streak to 13-0.

This was Poynettes first loss of the season, making their record 11-4 and 3-1 in conference.

The Warriors will play their sister WELS school Luther Prep tonight and will take up Mauston on Saturday night on parents night.

sky and Senior Dalton Egli were able to come up with wins in those matches. The Warriors finished 12th out of the 17 schools overall.

The upcoming schedule is very busy for the Warriors. As they start to prepare for the “postseason”, they face many duels in the coming weeks against conference opponents.

They will travel to Waterloo and Lake Mills this coming week, followed by a bout with Cambridge.

The Warriors will finish the regular season with a tournament in Deerfield, followed by the Conference Tournament at Lake Mills.

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Heart break in Green Bay sports reporter

Corey Paske The Packers came out strong on Sunday. After forcing a few turnovers the Packers extended their lead on the Seahawks to 16 to 0 at the end of the first half. A great defensive performance in the first half the Packers fell apart in the second half, allowing 22 point while Aaron Rodgers and the offence only put up six points. The game advanced into overtime.

The Seahawk won the toss and never looked back, scored on their first drive and won the game. Heartbreak swept over Packer Nation as the Packers saw their dream of going to the superbowl vanish into thin air.

After the heart breaking loss Head Coach Mike Mccarthy and Aaron Rodgers had to face the ocean of reporters all wondering the same thing. ‘Why did you guys let the game slip away?’

After the game Aaron Rodgers had to speak to the media. After being asked how long it will take for him to get over this loss Aaron Responded with “This loss will stay with me for the rest of my career.”

That speaks to the magnitude of this game and the way that they lost it.

Others asked why Clay Matthews, the Packers pro bowl linebacker, was not on the field for the last two drives. Mike McCarthy would respond by saying that Matthews was physically, emotionally, and mentally drained.

Capitol Conference Standings

Girls Basketball

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Mason DeNoyer rises up to shoot over a defender.

to Lodi to take on the Blue Devils.

Although falling down early in the game, the Warriors battled back to gain the lead and win the game 57-45.

Next week Tuesday, the boys will look to get a win at home against the Luther Prep Phoenix, who are currently undefeated in conference play.

11 NBA teams worth over $1B editor-in-chief

Winter Petry Forbes magazine now reports 11 NBA are worth over $1B. Last year’s list had only three teams, the New York Knicks, Los Angeles Lakers,and Chicago Bulls The magazine says the Lakers top the league at a $2.6 billion, followed by the Knicks ($2.5 billion) and the Bulls ($2 billion).

Even though Ballmer paid $2 billion for the Clippers, Forbes values the team at $1.6 billion, fifth among teams, immediately following the fourth-ranked Boston Celtics ($1.7 billion).

The Brooklyn Nets came in sixth at $1.5 billion, followed by the Golden State Warriors ($1.3 billion), Houston Rockets ($1.25 billion), Miami Heat ($1.175 billion), Dallas Mavericks ($1.15 billion) and San Antonio Spurs ($1 billion).

The Atlanta Hawks, another team currently for sale, are worth $825 million.

Michael Jordan paid $275 million for the team five years ago, and it is now worth $725 million, according to Forbes.

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The great game of Trivia Crack

Sudoku

Trivia Crack was given by Google.

What this definition fails to mention; however, is the fact that to earn

science, entertainment, and history.

Ben Tweit While it seems impossible to know It would not take long for a lot of the answers to questions the app gives the player, it is a student (or a teacher) here surprising how many difat Lakeside Lutheran to find ferent people rock out and another student (or teacher) always seem to win 6-0. who plays the game Trivia Not to mention the ferocCrack on their smartphones ity of some competitions, before and/or after school. It where one misclick can seems like it is the “game to lead to all-out rage. That play” right now, and it seems would be one of things to be sweeping the school, takto stay away from, and it ing over the former “game to is definitely encouraged play”, that is, Clash of Clans. in Psalm 37:8a, “Refrain Trivia Crack for those who do from anger, and forsake not know is “...a game of strat- photo taken by Adam Poyner wrath!” egy. Earn coins throughout Winter Petry plays Trivia Crack before school Hopefully the student the game to get special advan- while taking a break from her studies. tages such as power-ups and extra coins you must answer a multiple body can stay away from raging at spins which you can use to gain the choice trivia question correctly. A misclicks in Trivia Crack and not upper hand over your opponents. particular question can come from only play the game for entertainOr face off against them and steal one of six topics. The general ment, but also to help them in their their characters!” This definition of topics are sports, geography, art, studies here at Lakeside.

Final Say editor

Pop punk song provides Christian values Final Say editor

Ben Tweit

It was not that long ago that the song Centuries by Fall Out Boy came out. In fact, it came out a little more than five months ago on September 9, 2014. The song is kind of repetitive but the music video has some fine Christian points in it.

For example, there are four men in the Roman Coliseum, the site for most Christian executions in the first century A.D. These four men are most likely inside for showing their faith. Their opponent is tall,big and very experienced at fighting. After knocking all four to the ground and boasting like basketball players getting fouled and making the shot, the opponent heads to grab

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his axe to finish what he started.

Flashback to the beginning of the video. Before the four men were sent inside, they were each given a small object from a stranger. Two were about a foot of rope each, another was a small strip of leather, and the last was a stone.

Back to the climax. The four men put their “gifts” together and made a slingshot, probably similar to the slingshot that David used to slay Goliath. Long story short, the four men killed their opponent in the same way, stone to the head.

At the end of the video, the stranger unveils himself as God. This is comforting for Christians and should remind them that God is with them even if not in the form

Pop Culture

The fastest bird is the peregrine falcon. It can fly at a top speed of 242 miles per hour!

The longest bout of hiccups lasted 68 years.

Vincent Van Gogh only sold one painting in his whole life, and it was to his brother.

Babe Ruth kept a cabbage leaf under his cap to keep cool.

Water is the only substance on earth that is lighter as a solid than a liquid. funology.com

“They probably would have had honey wine.”

“No, chocolate is primary!”

“The French said it different so that it tasted better.”

“I would so do you in 2k.”

“I told you people here would eat it.”

“Do you want some AngloSaxon food?”

“The ladies better beat Prep.”

“Filtering takes the taste away.”

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that we expect. He never leaves, and he always provides a way out.

What this also showed was underdogs winning. Okay, so with God they were not underdogs, but most people in that crowd were probably pagans who worshipped the Roman gods. This applies today. Christians are considered underdogs and they get picked on and persecuted by many people, but they are still the favorites with God on their side.

Never back away from the faith.

Never back away from the one who has been remembered for centuries.

He can turn men to dust and send them to hell, and he can turn others into gold and take them with him to heaven. Hopefully, all can turn to gold and get to heaven.

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