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Lakeside Lutheran High School

Warrior Times Weekly

Yogas vs. sweat pants student viewpoint p.2

Student Council

representatives see below

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Shoreland’s challenge G

rowing

The most votes win, raise money for Lakeisde

with God

Joshua 1:9

“Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” staff reporter

Sydney Cody

Warriors win wars Photo courtesy of Principal James Grasby

Students gather in a group cheer around Spanish teacher, Nathan Koerber. staff reporter

Winter Petry

They have set the pace, but we will win the war!

Target is giving away 5 million dollars to school all over the country through Give With Target. All you have to do to vote is find the link on the Lakeside Web page or the Lakeside Facebook page. Select any K–12 school from the list of eligible schools and vote for it weekly until September 21 or until $5 million has been awarded, whichever happens first.

It takes just 25 votes to start. After that, Tar-

get will donate $25 to your selected school.

After receiving 25 votes, each additional vote equals $1 more for up to $10,000 per school.

The current leader in our state is Shoreland Lutheran High School. Shoreland Lutheran challenged us to a competition to see which school could get the most votes after they already had more than a 400 vote lead. Shoreland has even been so bold as to call us out on their school Web page. Lakeside is not even on the leaderboard for Wisconsin. If we all vote and have our parents vote too, together we can defeat the Shoreland Pacers.

Student Council Lakeside

(L to R): President Andy Schwartz, Secretary Mariah Schoenherr, Treaserur Kaitlyn Sage, Vice President Jordan Gaal

Staying secure online Colton Hatcher

The internet is a great thing. It can people help connect with friends, find information, and download useful software. But among all the good things, there are many bad people whose intent is to destroy property, steal, or just make a person’s life difficult. Cyber-security is becoming a growing issue in the world today, and in order to prevent one from becoming the next victim of identity theft or a virus, there are a few simple tips to remember.

To start, up-to-date anti-virus software is a necessity. Downloading a virus is not fun.

There are many different companies that

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Lutheran’s

Student body representatives (pictured at top of page)

To vote log on to Facebook and search Target, from there find Lakeside and vote. Each account may vote once every seven days.

online editor

People go through life with so many worries and fears. Some get worked up and lose courage and lose sight of what we are trying to get to.

We can get so caught up in the worldly things that we lose sight of what is ahead and waiting for us and the end.

Also, God could be forgotten but He tells us that He is always with us no matter where we go. He is in control.

So when we have heartbreaks, grades, sports, and families to face we do not have to be scared, but we can put our confidence in the Lord because He is in control and is always with us.

software for protecting a computer such as Norton, Trend-Micro, or AVG. They all are fairly inexpensive programs, but if money is a problem, AVG offers a free version of their software (at www.avg.com) that still provides adequate protection. The best way, though, to not get a virus is prevention.

Another common way hackers can threaten someone’s security is through hacking passwords. Many people use only two or three, or sometimes even a single password for all of their accounts. But if a hacker figures out a password, they instantly have access to all of the accounts.

Although the internet can be a scary world, protection from hackers can be easy.

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Seniors

Top row (L to R): Brian Marowski, President Micah Torgerson, V.P. Jason Werre Bottom row: Liza Griggs, Olivia Schieber

Juniors

Top row (L to R): V.P. Sami Huebner, Winter Petry, Madison Dumke, Sydney Cody, President Marcus Turney

Sophomores

Top row (L to R): Brittni Jergerlehner, V.P. Meghan Pingel, President Becca Doering, Justin Gaal; Bottom row: Noah Kooiman

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09.13.13

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Student Viewpoint

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Good stars gone bad

Guy vs.

Girl

The effect the media has on teens today

What is your opinion on cars?

editorial staff

Sydney Gronemyer

Guy

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hat message is the media sending to teens?

Miley Cyrus’s performance at the VMAs has provoked this question in the minds of many. What happened to Hannah Montana? What happened to every girl’s role model?

Debuting in 2006, Miley Cyrus shined in her own Disney Channel television show, Hannah Montana. She arose as a role model for young girls, displaying humility and innocence as a pop star.

Young girls and teens from around the world looked up to her, striving to be like her.

What is this ‘role model’ telling her followers now?

“The message is, ‘This is what you want to do if you want to be cute, if you want the boys to like you, if you want girls to think you’re cool,’” child behavior and development specialist Betsy Brown Braun says.

“It makes something that I believe is socially unacceptable, socially desirable.”

The ten-year-old original followers of Hannah Montana are now 14-year-old girls being told that overt sexuality and rebellion are acceptable and “cool” ways to behave.

They see their childhood friend acting this way and think that they should follow in her footsteps.

Surely Miley Cyrus has made herself

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Nicole Italiano; italink4@llhs.org Student Viewpoint/ Editorial Staff

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administration

James Grasby; jgrasby@llhs.org Prinicpal

“Greatest invention of all time.”

“Fun to go mudding in.”

“Exciting to work on.”

“Great conversation starters.”

Girl

“I know nothing about them.”

“I don’t really have one.”

“Black is the best.”

“Yellow is the fastest.”

photo by ketv.com Miley Cyrus performing at the 2013 VMA’s.

into the opposite of a role model, possibly even a social virus.

One has to ask: where is the father, Billy Ray Cyrus, in all of this?

“She’s still my little girl and I’m still her dad regardless how this circus we call show business plays out. I love her unconditionally and that will never change,” says Billy Ray Cyrus.

It is unclear if he is truly supportive of her performance, but he does not seem to be at all opposed to this kind of behavior.

Shockingly, Cyrus is on the Parent Television Council, which aims to keep violence and sex off of television programs in order

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Winter Petry

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n this year’s 2013-2014 student handbook under the guideline for pants it reads, “Shorts, skirts, or dresses should not be shorter than three inches above the knee. (This applies to all outfits. Panty hose, spandex, tights, or tight-fitting leggings, “jeggings,” yoga pants, or anything similar (skin tight) may be worn with an appropriate length skirt over the top, but may not be worn alone as pants.”

Many women would agree that there is nothing wrong with wearing yoga pants as pants. Yoga pants are comfortable and can easily be dressed up or down, compared to baggy or loose sweatpants.

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Brandon Schwoch Ryan Beyer

editors

Sarah Hochmuth

Brenna Zuleger Spencer Jensen Grammar Carolyn Runke Sydney James Beeson Sports David Wilson Gronemeyer Hannah Tracy Winter Petry Cole Hatcher Josh Schoenfeld Adam Zuehlke Online Justin Gaal Andrew Natvig Matt Ebert The Final Say Katelyn Wolf Kiana Krsjzaniek

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photo by globalsources.com Yoga pants are more dressy.

Sweatpants are baggy and meant for lounging around, compared to yoga pants giving a more sophisticated and put together look.

Some high schools and middle schools around the country have gone so far as to ban yoga pants altogether, claiming that, “some students don’t know how to wear them properly,” and that “they bring negative male attention towards female students.” These issues have caused many protests across the country at some schools.

If one chooses to go in the opposite direction and wear overly baggy and loose fitting sweatpants, he or she will give off a sloppy, and not caring appearance, which is also looked down upon.

Most high school girls will admit that they own a pair of yoga pants. Most people do not even care when they see a girl wearing yoga pants, because yoga pants are not a new style and lots of girls wear them.

The goal should be to find a happy medium.

At school we should be encouraged to shop for clothes with Christian modesty in mind, but also be allowed to follow some of today’s trends. Leggings and yoga pants are very in style right now, especially as summer is fading away and the transition into a cool fall season begins.

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Locker

Could you live without technology for a month?

Talk Andrew Natvig, Adam Zuehlke, Lucas Johnstone, Brandon Schwoch

Freshman: Dayne Kopfer No.

Why yogas should not be banned

Vice Principal

Adam Poyner

to protect the minds of children.

If even this board allows things like this, who will be the one to tell children and teens that this is wrong?

Miley Cyrus used to be a fantastic role model for teens and kids around the world.

Her influence is now only negative and could have horrible effects on the morality of teens today.

Miley Cyrus is not the only young star to negatively influence the young people today; other Hollywood stars do, too.

Instead of following the trends of these celebrities, one must try to emulate a positive role model in one’s life.

Yogas vs. sweat pants

Don Schultz; dschultz@llhs.org

staff reporters

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Sophomore: Conrad Schaalma No...it would be lethal.

Junior: Tim Dimino No. I’m a Pokemon Master.

Senior: Matt Ebert Yes. I go to a lot of Raves.

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09.13.13

Lakeside Lutheran High School

Warrior Sports

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Sports Cross town rivals meet Games sports reporter

Daniel Bilitz

The Lakeside Volleyball team has had a day, September 17 against the Lodi blue great year so far and they kept that going in devils, an age old rival. We pray that the volleyball team would come out on top the game on Tuesday night.

The Lakeside Lutheran Warrior’s Volley- again and both teams would get home with ball team took on cross­town rivals, the Lake Mills L­Cats.

By the grace of God, the Warriors came out of the match have won all three games out of three games played.

During all three of the games every one of the kills were made by Sam Anthon, a junior. Anthon had sixteen kills and four aces, Kristen Tetzlaff, a senior, had three locks, and Keri Bachler, also a senior, had four aces and seven digs. Megan Rowoldt, a junior, had 26 assists and Michelle Draegen, a junior, had seven digs.

Each and every game was very close. In every game at one points or another, either team was down by five or more points, but they managed to come back to make it really close. photagraphy staff The Lakeside Warrior’s Sam Anthon serves the ball at Tuesday’s game. next home game is on Tues-

no injures, neither on the court or the trip home. We also pray of r the safety of all of the teams Lakeside or any other school will play, and hope that they have no injures at all.

Perseverance Pays Off sports reporter

Kiana Krszjzaniek

This past Saturday, the Cross Country team had its first meet hosted by one Lakeside oldest rivals, the Lodi Blue Devils.

The JV girls took first place with a score of 36 points. Kiana Krszjzaniek, Emma Krszjzaniek, and Sami Huebner received second, eighth, and ninth place respectively.

The boys’ JV team placed second with Colton Hatcher and Caleb Lindert in second and seventh place. The top ten JV finishers received medals for their running.

The girls’ Varsity team tied for first place with Jefferson, both teams having scored 50 points, but Lakeside became the runners-up after a tiebreaker.

Natalie Bubolz came in seventh, Ingvield Wik came in eighth, and Sydney Cody got ninth place. Lydia Ulrich took sixteenth and Estrella Tesch rounded out the five scorers at twentieth place.

Boys’ Varsity took fifth place with a score of 109 points. Mitchel Georgi finished in ninth place, David Luehring came in twelfth, and Elijah Tesch got thirteenth place.

The top twenty Varsity finishers received medals.

Friday 9.13 Varsity Football - Home Warriors VS WI Dells

Saturday 9.14 Varsity Vollyball - Home Warriors @ Kettle Moraine Lutheran

Saturday 8.24 Varsity Soccer - Away Warriors @ Sugar River

Capitol Conference Standings Team

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The race at Lodi begins

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The Final Say

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You asked

what?

Why did so many things get changed for Homecoming?

What grinds my Picture

of the Week Gears grand master

Matt Ebert

I do not know how many of our great Lakeside students have after school jobs, but let me tell you something. Work can grind my gears.

There was a fear that some students might take the day too seriously, and possibly would have been involved in Harry Potter-like witchcraft and wizardry.

I really hope that Lakeside student body does not have any kleptomaniacs because I, for one, am sick and tired of people stealing from my grocery store.

The store I work at has, on average, four to five shoplifters a day. You read that correctly. Four to five a day. And can you guess what the worst part is of it all? We can do nothing about it.

For example, we got this one sneaky slimeball who stole from us multiple times. We finally got him on camera and put his picture up in our break room. The same day the picture was posted four people went to the manager and told him that they knew who this shoplifter was. What is more is that another employee and I know where this scumbag lives. But it does not matter. We could know his social security number and his mother’s maiden name and it would not do us any good. According to either our handbook, state law, or both, we have to wait for the said shoplifter to come back to the store, then we need to somehow detain him while we call the cops and wait for them to arrive. Apparently our shoplifters will be perfectly content to sit in the store and wait to get arrested.

Whether you are a crazed mother, needing those name brand diapers so bad you hide it in your baby basket, or just some punk kid whose parents did not give him enough money to buy that second candy bar, I will be perfectly clear. You might think you get away with your felonious deeds, but know this. I am always watching, and I know what you have done in my store.

Let us hope we do not meet when I am off duty, because waiting for the police will sound like a way better alternative.

or

The students just picked a precarious theme for Homecoming and Lakeside just wants to make sure nothing crazy happens.

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Fact

Whoever turns in the best caption to of the week this picture will have their rendering Expanding students’ posted on the student pub bulletin boards! knowledge

The city of Melbourne, Australia used to be called Batmania. In 1833 an explorer for the British government, John Batman, was given this mission to set up a new city in southern Australia. The land he chose for his city was inhabited by the Aborigines, and instead of being a jerk, Batman was one of the few settlers that actually paid for the land he took.

This act was called “Batman’s Deed”. The town flourished for a few years until a rival of Batman, (not the Joker) Richard Bourke, swooped in and, with the government’s, approval, changed everything. The city was renamed Melbourne and was made into the regional capital.

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