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Breaking News, the royal couple has had their second child! Prince George has a new baby sister who not only has the title “sister,” but also, “princess.” Charlotte Elizabeth Diana was born on May 2 at St. Mary’s hospital in west London. The princess was an average size, weighing eight pounds and three ounces. Princess Charlotte’s name is a combination of her relative’s names. Charlotte, her first name, comes from her paternal grandfather, Charles. Elizabeth comes from her great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, and Diana comes from her late grandmother, Diana. That is such a well thought out name. Princess Charlotte is now fourth in line to the throne, so she probably will not be reigning anytime soon. Although the princess does not know it, people all around the world are obsessing about her new life. Just twelve short hours after Kate arrived at the hospital, she was standing outside with William, holding the newborn baby in her arms. Kate whispered to William while they were outside, “I hope she’s not cold.” Out there in the cold, Charlotte was introduced to photos and stardom for the first time. On May 3, Charlotte was introduced to her whole family. The family all came to say hi, and to see the new edition. With the set of chubby cheeks that she has, who wouldn’t want to go and see her face to face? The royals choose not to baptize their children, but to christen them. Charlotte has not been christened yet, but she will be in the future. She will also be addressed as “Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge.” The world has warmly welcomed this new bundle of joy, and will continue to follow her story as she grows up.
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It is coming up to a very stressful time of the school year. This is the time that every student dreads, but yet loves. No student ever looks forward to taking an exam, but they look forward to getting the exams over and starting summer vacation. Exams are very tough because a student needs to recall everything that he/she has learned during the semester, and then take a gigantic test on the information.
For those who care about how they do on the exams, be sure to study. Some students sit down for hours and hours, days upon days, and they still can’t remember a thing when it comes time to taking the exam. Others can sit down for a couple of hours, look something over briefly, and then ace the exam. No student is the same, so be sure to find the right study pattern that works best. Not studying at all will definitely not help the situation. Students should study all of the material that will be covered on the
exam. They should start studying a couple of days before the exams, so that they are not trying to cram all of the material into their brain the night before. Cramming never works out too well. So, as Lakeside closes yet another school year, please make sure everyone studies hard, and does their very best to the glory of God. Seniors, have a blessed graduation, and God’s blessings on the years to come. Have a fantastic summer vacation Lakeside students, faculty, and staff!
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Adam Poyner studies hard for his final exam in British Literature
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Joy Alcorn
Many soon-to-be-former Lakeside students will be leaving their homes for the first time later this year. They’ll have to deal with paying taxes, and buying their own necessities. This can be a rough time for people that might not have enough money for fun things like new clothing. Keeping up with the latest trends is hard when funds are low, but that is no reason to give up. A recent trend among college age people has been thrifting, which is just a fancy word for shopping at thrifts shops. A lot of people do not like buying clothes at thrift stores because they sometimes smell “weird” or look “ugly”, but these problems are easily solved with a little creative thinking. The smell is the easiest part. If the article does not have any directions on the tag, Great! It just needs one or two washes. Some things that are “dry-clean only,” just need to be hung-dry
after washing. Others cannot be washed, but since the problem is the smell all that needs to be done it to throw the item into a dryer-bag and run it through a heat cycle. The “ugly” factor is a bit more difficult. A lot of cool modifications can be done using simple cut and tie methods. The best part about this is that the clothing looks “found” or “reclaimed” and that style is still in.
On March 6, Officer Matt Kenny shot and killed 19 year old Tony Robinson in Madison. Kenny fired at Robinson because he was jumping in front of oncoming cars, and attempted to strangle someone. Kenny then shot at Robinson for self-defense. The shooting lead to many protests throughout Madison. The protesters chanted, “Hands up, don’t shoot.” The protesters also carried around banners saying, “Black Lives Matter.” Many arrests were needed because some of the protesters were getting out of hand. On May 12, Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne declared the shooting and killing of Tony Robinson a “lawful use of deadly police force.” After Officer Kenny was declared not guilty, more protests arose, and more people were arrested.
“When he had received the drink, Jesus said, ‘It is finished.’ With that, he bowed his head and gave up his spirit.” John 19:30 staff reporter
Joy Alcorn
The theme this year is complete. Complete is a cool word because it has many synonyms such as, whole, together, and finished. Another translation for the above verse is, “paid in full”, which is the basis of the Christian faith. Without the word “finished” faith in Jesus would have no meaning. Christians would have to be perfect to get to heaven and that is impossible. Of course, many other religions, and even some forms of Christianity, believe that they have to work to get to heaven, but luckily for the rest, Jesus finished the job for them long ago.
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Tony Robinson (left), was fatally shot by Officer Matt Kenny (right), on March 6, 2015
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