By Ale Ibarra Posted September 19, 2016 According to coach Kristen Flanders, the cross country season has “been a really strong one so far.” Flanders added that there’s so much
Year: 2016
Student-Athlete of the Week: Adrian Mendoza
By Kate Morton Posted September 19, 2016 This week’s Student-Athlete of the Week was chosen by varsity soccer coach Steve Swanson, who selected Adrian Mendoza in his efforts against Churchill
JV boys play well despite no wins to show for effort
By Ale Ibarra Posted September 6, 2016 Lowry soccer traveled to Spring Creek and finished with one loss and two ties. Coach Ron Espinola was pleased with his team’s performance
Do’s and Don’ts: Holidays
By Ale Ibarra Posted December 20, 2016 Do place milk and cookies out for Santa. Don’t be a jerk. Do make a snow angel. Don’t re-gift; it’s rude and it’s
Should teachers be able to give students Tylenol?
By Darrin Nelson Posted June 9, 2016 For many school districts, it is common policy to prohibit staff members from giving medication to students. Of course, a school nurse, under
The national pastime should return to the Olympics
By Nico Espinola Posted June 9, 2016 Baseball is a sport played by many, not just in the United States but all over the world. It has become popular in
Why free speech matters on campus
By Weston Irons Posted June 9, 2016 Let’s take a journey back through time to the 50s and 60s. At that time our nation was at a pivotal point in
Why modern literature should be taught in English classes
By Kimmy Claussen Posted June 9, 2016 English classes today tend to focus on very classic literature such as Shakespeare or Harper Lee. It tends to confuse students at times
Lowry Code
By Brody Goucher and Aimee Brandon Posted June 9, 2016 Hello Lowry, it’s Aimee, for this year’s last edition of Lowry Code we’re going to bring back the one and
Advice to the class of 2017
By Maclyn Crnkovich Posted June 9, 2016 The year your whole class has been waiting for is approaching, and it’s going to hit you like an avalanche coming down a