Como se dice trip? This will be the fourth consecutive year that Lyndon State students will be traveling to Guatemala. This service trip offers a number of exclusive opportunities that are not only life changing, but also rewarding. From sight seeing to community service, this trip gives students the […]
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What’s in Lost and Found?
When a room contains a handcuff key, a “Ski Naked” License plate, and some abandoned sneakers and sweatshirts, you have to wonder what’s going on. This is what you will see in the lost and found located right next to George Hacking’s office in Public Safety. “This is supposed […]
Lyndon State Makes the Grade
Lyndon State College students now have one more reason to be proud of their school: LSC was recently ranked 15th among the best northern public colleges by U.S. News and World Report. “I think this is a wonderful and well-deserved recognition of so much of what Lyndon is and […]
Lueth Continues to Play With Purpose
Playing soccer allows Freshman Midfielder Lueth Lueth to reach out to others. “Soccer links me with a lot of friends. My best friends today were made through soccer,” Lueth said. Lueth, a native of the Republic of South Sudan, started playing soccer when he came over to America in […]
LSC Students Get Diplomatic
Lyndon State College will soon have its own chapter in the National Model United Nations club. The NMU gives participants the chance to play the role of a diplomat who represents a world nation. Students do research on their nation and simulate discussion and debate about international affairs of […]
Angry Ani Speaks Out: First chin straps; now bra straps; Off with both!
AHH-KNEE. That’s it. That’s how you pronounce my name. It’s not ANNIE, or ANNA, it’s ANI (AHH-KNEE). It makes me angry when I hear people calling my column angry Annie. The name Annie – MAKES ME ANGRY. I don’t know why exactly this name makes me angry, maybe because […]
The Wizard’s Revenge
In the film version of the Wizard of Oz, the unmasked and defrocked carnival pitchman had to think fast to remain in control. The Scarecrow had a head full of straw where a brain should be. What to do? The erstwhile Wizard had a ready answer: “Back where I […]
Centennial Cookbook
There is still time to submit recipes for the Centennial Cookbook! Lyndon, still in its 100 years, is going to continue its celebration by giving back to its community through the Centennial Cookbook. Originally, the deadline for recipes was today, but “the Committee… has agreed to extend the deadline by […]
What’s In Lost and Found?
When a room contains a handcuff key, a “Ski Naked” License plate, and some abandoned sneakers and sweatshirts, you have to wonder what’s going on. This is what you will see in the lost and found located right next to George Hacking’s office in Public Safety. Hacking says that books […]
LSC Experiences New Major
Criminal Justice, the new degree program at LSC, offers the opportunity for advanced study for those looking to serve law enforcement in a multitude of fields. The program, according to LSC’s website, was installed due to a growing interest from prospective students. Director of Public Safety at LSC, George Hacking, […]