Photos: What Do You Think About Cafeteria Food?

Estefany Barradas, Photographer|April 6, 2022

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After touring the Boston Public Library,
Magpie stops in front and poses for a photo.

Magpie Goes To Boston

While initially opening in 2020, the Berry Bean has been affected by COVID-19 and renovations.

The Berry Bean Cafe: A Staple at LHS

Video: Honoring Veterans and Their Families

Video: Honoring Veterans and Their Families

Infographic: Students Take on Girl Dinner

Infographic: Students Take on Girl Dinner

Smiling at the camera, Patel poses for his picture.

Q&A: Aryan Patel Talks About How He Balances School and Extracurriculars

After their win, the Senior Team poses for a photo in front of the scoreboard.

Switchin’ It Up

Loteria is a game held close by the Hispanic community. It resembles American Bingo, but instead of numbers, there are pictures, and instead of daubers, beans are used. Depending on where the game is played, the card reader can call out the title on the card or say a small poem. For example, for the “El Borracho (The Drunkard)” card, the saying is “A que borracho tan necio ya no lo puedo aguantar,” which translates to That annoying drunkard that I cannot stand anymore.

Photo Gallery: Paying Homage to Hispanic Heritage

This monkey is adorned with small glasses, a big red mouth, and a scarf accompanied by multiple other knitted and sewn works. English teacher Beth Myers has many handmade works for display inside the gallery. The average time it takes for knitted works to be completed averages around 20 working hours.

Teachers Showcase Their Artistic Talent

Paintings line the walls of the stairway to the upstairs of Black Dog. The upstairs is named Black Dog Studios and has spaces open for small businesses to operate out of.

Hidden Gems of Black Dog

Reading The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller, sophomore Ared Ruiz shows an interest in reading the book. When people are bored, reading can be one of the many things they can do. There are many genres that people can dive into like sci-fi, nonfiction, historical fiction, etc.

Feeling a Little Bored?

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Magpie Goes To Boston
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The Berry Bean Cafe: A Staple at LHS
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Video: Honoring Veterans and Their Families
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Infographic: Students Take on Girl Dinner
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Q&A: Aryan Patel Talks About How He Balances School and Extracurriculars
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Q&A: Religion With Camila Flores and Ethan Diaz-Antonio
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The Toll Social Media Takes on Students
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Infographic: What’s Going on in Maui?
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Q&A: Students Reflect on the First Concert of the Year
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Infographic: The History of Halloween Traditions

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