Track and field is arguably America’s most well-known Olympic event. The sprint events led the way with Noah Lyles, who...
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Lawrence’s baseball and softball teams had a busy reading period finishing out their respective regular seasons. Baseball started off strong...
The 128th Boston Marathon was held last Monday, April 17. The race promised fast times and good vibes, with spectators...
After my high school’s end-of-year auditions as a junior, I was offered a spot in three separate choirs and a higher-level orchestra. I had recently finished all of my graduation requirements, leaving my schedule wide open, and decided to accept all four offers. I dove into my musical studies, knowing that I would be unable to continue them in college. After all, I would have to put my scientific and legal studies, my career, ahead of my music.
Growing up, I felt a bit out of place without a mother. I knew plenty of people raised by single mothers, and a few people with two dads, but nobody with a single father. Luckily, I was also minorly (majorly) obsessed with “Star Wars” growing up. I remember watching “Attack of the Clones” as a middle schooler and thinking that Boba Fett was just like me: he only had a dad, and he certainly had plenty of siblings as well. Fortunately, my father was not beheaded by Mace Windu when I was a child like Jango Fett was.
Imagine your instrument. Great, now imagine it suddenly has legs and a mouth and is a functioning member of society (vocalists, you don’t even have to imagine!). How would you treat this new instrument-person hybrid thing?...
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The opinions expressed in The Lawrentian are those of the students, faculty and community members who wrote them. The Lawrentian does not endorse any...
The first week of April marks Division III Week, which celebrates the dedication of student athletes at DIII NCAA institutions...
National Eating Disorders Awareness Week is a federally recognized health observance holiday in late February and early March. Its purpose...