Friday, June 24, 2011 By Casey Stumpo No Post Prom at Lompoc High School For years Lompoc High School has always provided a safe, fun environment for students to be able to come and hang out with other students after prom. Hence the name "Post Prom." Post Prom was a plac full story	Friday, June 24, 2011 By Julieta Solis [ArticleImageHyperLink] Lompoc and area teens face a future job crisis With the turn of the new century there came a lot of awesome things. There are Snuggie®, new phones, Facebook, Twitter, Harry Potter, Twilight, Lady Gaga, 3- D Nintendo®, Wii®, X-Box Kinect®, and all full story
Friday, June 24, 2011 By Bailey Satterfield [ArticleImageHyperLink] Cane and Able, Part One Inspector Joseph Rossetti raised his hand to rub the tip of his thumb across the arch of his black brow, his index and middle finger already occupied by a burning cigarette. "Okay, Mr. Reynolds…" he s full story	Friday, June 24, 2011 By Milena Xiong [ArticleImageHyperLink] Transcending Discrimination It never occurred to me that what others had to say or do would have a strong impact on my life. Growing up in a positive environment I had never seen the world as a hostile and fearful place. I only full story
Friday, June 24, 2011 By Gold Vang Club Feature: Poets’ Society; We (Still) Exist "We have a poetry club?!" Surprisingly, yes, there is a poetry club at Lompoc High School. The current president, Jose Vargas, founded it during the first semester of this school year. Mr. Phillips full story	Friday, June 24, 2011 By Esteban Pacheco Band Feature: Asylum As some of us already know, Asylum is a new band straight out of Lompoc. This hard rock/metal band consists of four high school students: David Flores, Tommy Burrows, Elijah Ibarra and the newest memb full story
Friday, June 24, 2011 By Julian Barrigan [ArticleImageHyperLink] June Second, Freshmen Again A whole new beginning, a whole new start, one of the weirdest sensations a person can feel, growing up and moving ahead, it’s getting closer, closer than you think, in about eight weeks or so, the cla full story	Thursday, June 23, 2011 By Bailey Satterfield Love your Mother Earth Day is by far one of the most forgettable holidays on the calendar. On this day local 4-H members might get together to plant a tree or two and pick up some trash as might other citizens, but full story