The Lion's Roar — Archive

Issue 26-6, January 2010

Sports

Girls' basketball avenges loss, advances to sectional quarterfinals

By Aaron Belowich

Coach Killilea reaches 401 wins after defeating Tyngsboro, Concord-Carlisle

By Aaron Belowich

Visnick sisters power South over reigning A-B champs, girls' win DCL's

By Aaron Belowich

Nordic ski team in rebuilding season

By Austin Pollack

Head to Head: Is the MIAA chemical health policy fair for student athletes? No: Consequences too lenient

By Aaron Belowich, Katie Freer

Head to Head: Is the MIAA chemical health policy fair for student athletes? Yes: This policy should not change

By Melanie Fineman

Project Adventure

By Melanie Fineman

Turetsky powers wrestlers to DCL's

By Peter Haskin

Queens of the Court

By Olivia Larkin

Words from a Weiss Man: Snowbrawlin' in '14?

By Ben Weissman

News

Helping Haiti: Students come together

By Danny Gifford

Students with personal relations to Haiti reflect

By Emma Chad-Friedman, Libby Carberry

Pulled fire alarms spur school investigation, debate

By Meryl Hayes, Marsha Patel

Freshmen revive school spirit from the bottom up

By Emily Breuer

Smoking and tobacco remain issues, despite decrease

By Julia Spector

Robin's Rebuttal: Scott Brown wins; the people lose

By Robin Shuster

With growing stress and competition, students seek outside help

By Josh Kruskal

Teachers adjust, find advantages to online recommendations

South Spots

By News Editors

Editorials

With troubles looming before us, finding hope

By Sascha Bercovitch

Upgrade/Downgrade

By The Lion's Roar

Alarm response was reasonable, in line with established precedents

By The Lion's Roar

Centerfold

A necessary evil

Art department defends studio fees

By Josh Kruskal

Features

The Guide: Lee chases teaching dreams

By Becca Feldman

The Dancers: Cookin' like rockstars

By Ami Kutzen, Suzy Landon

The Wordsmith

The Outsider: Exchange student reflects on South

By Amanda Blank, Shawheen Rezai

The Climber

Arts

Why we date: The motion picture

By Ari Shivartsman

Columnist discovers the wonders of AriZona iced tea

By Jake Abrahamson, Jonah Reider

Teachers learn a lesson from art lessons

By Joseph Busaba, Emily Malec-Brown

Doodle Mania: Causes and effects of doodling

By Max Ezekiel, Lili Kadets

Local Culture Foucs: Needham

By Hannah Nussbaum

Awards at competitions, rewards from teaching

By Alexandra Nesson, Julia Gron

A master of martial arts seeks new challenges

Teachers make statements with their fashion tastes

Opinions

Salt: A garnish for food, not conversation

Struggling to reach out, despite inclusion

By Simone Chad-Friedman

Senior Column: The perfect sandwich

By Mike Zissman

Outdated cloture number inhibits Senate reform

By Isaac Freedman

Still scrutinizing Tiger? Get a life

By Danny Gifford

Unplugged: A month without Facebook

By Meryl Hayes, Rachel Leshin

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