2020-2021 • Frederick Lantern • Page 10

A year of hybrid learning, masking up, and political unrest. Oh yeah, and lots of memes.

Soul Review- Will You Begin to Question How You’re Living Your Life?

Lena Siscoe, Staff Writer • January 20, 2021

On Friday, December 25, 2020, Disney’s newest animated film Soul hit its platform with a powerful message to viewers. The film starring Daveed Diggs, Jamie Foxx, and Tina Fey intrigues viewers throughout...

Breathtaking or Not?

Owen Etter, Staff Writer • January 20, 2021

Eight incredibly long years ago, a small teaser for a new CD Projekt Red game was announced that had viewers in a buzz. The teaser was just a spin around of a picture of a futuristic-looking woman with...

How to Receive the COVID-19 Vaccine

Kylie Rusco, Staff Writer • January 19, 2021

The COVID-19 vaccine is starting to be given out to health care, essential workers, and some elders. But when can you expect to get the vaccine. Right now in Colorado the amount of vaccines will be...

A Star is Bored: Review

Maddy Hardy, Guest Contributor • January 19, 2021

Byron Lane presents the novel, A Star is Bored. Written in 2020, it takes us on a journey of Charlie who becomes a celebrity’s personal assistant after realizing his deep hatred for his then job in journalizing....

Capitol Security Guard Saves the Senate

Chandler Hoel, Staff Writer • January 18, 2021

On January 6th, extremest Trump supporters broke through the Capitol doors and windows in a rage against democracy. The world watched as protesters forced their way into our nation’s Capitol building,...

How Frederick Students Will Miss Online Learning

Lena Siscoe, Staff Writer • January 18, 2021

On August 18, Frederick High School implemented an online learning system for students to begin the 2020-2021 school year. Students of Frederick High School have been using the online learning system until...

A take on Homelessness

Sarah Hayes, Staff Writer • January 18, 2021

In America, there are approximately 553,742 citizens who are homeless, as of 2017. These numbers likely increased drastically due to the COVID-19 pandemic which caused many people to lose their jobs or...

SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: Dreams Really Do Come True

Darlene Strange, Staff Writer • January 17, 2021

Grace Stephenson recently got into her dream school, Colorado State University. This school is so close to her heart because she’s known she wanted to go there since she was a sophomore, she even knew...

Wonder Woman 1984 Is Not Wondrous

Elicia Ramu, Editor • January 16, 2021

A flash of red, blue, and gold zooms past your eyes as you blink. You're barely able to make out the shape of the object as it goes by. When you turn around you look to see a shelf about to fall on you....

Stimulus Isn’t Enough

Darlene Strange, Staff Writer • January 16, 2021

The stimulus check. As many people know so far during this pandemic we have had two stimulus checks. One for $1,200 and one for $600, however there has been some backlash. Despite how many people...

Playoffs For Super Bowl LV Took Off with A Bang

Collin Thompson, Staff Writer • January 15, 2021

The NFL playoffs are back and at it once again after a very strange yet entertaining season. Coming along with the month of January is everyone’s favorite time of the season. It’s time to discover...

All Geared Up For The Journey Ahead

Lena Siscoe, Staff Writer • January 15, 2021

Sports at Frederick High School have had to make many sacrifices this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While most sports were pushed until spring, the football team at Frederick was able to play a few...