Never Stop

Travis St. John, Staff Writer
January 23, 2012

“My attitude is that if you push me towards something that you think is a weakness, then I will turn that perceived weakness into a strength” -Michael JordanPeople constantly change aspects of their lives. Some times change may be small, other times the change may be drastic. However, we all become... Read more »

Music Discovered on Pandora

Jessica Jones, Staff Writer
January 20, 2012

Being in online credit recovery this semester I was able to listen to Pandora while re-learning freshman World Geography. So far while listening to Pandora I have found a lot of amazing music, some of it odd that I have never heard before. While listening to music that I knew other artists would come... Read more »

The Music Pyramid

Josh Perry, Entertainment Editor
January 12, 2012

Pop culture today has it’s own view on what music is popular. I, on the other hand, have a different opinion of what music is better and what genres of music society could live without. Here is my hierarchy of music in the form of the food pyramid:The Bread and Pasta Group: On the food pyramid, the... Read more »

LBTV: Legacy Girl’s Basketball Takes on Mansfield High

Carson Ingle, LBTV Director
January 12, 2012

Varsity girls suffer a loss against their home town rival, Mansfield High School. Read More →

How To: Be A Hipster

Joe Kinler, Staff Writer
January 5, 2012

For most people, there has always been some ambiguity to what exactly a hipster is. However, if one thing is true about the hipster culture, it is that they are almost universally hated by everyone. The further I read into the culture of hipsters, the more it confuses me. Some see hipsters as those who... Read more »

The Frustration of College Apps

Madison Davis, Staff Writer
December 17, 2011

In the past few months, fellow seniors and I forced ourselves to partake in a yearly event which consumes the lives of anyone so unfortunate to participate. Unlike our contemporary Asher Roth, we do not love college. Well, not the application process. Overly complex and detailed, asking for every single... Read more »

Blog: An Insight Into the Zoning Process

Julianna Di Napoli, Editor-In-Chief
December 16, 2011

Throughout the course of writing this story, I ran into many obstacles. However, I’ve enjoyed every second of it. I’ve decided to write a blog about this zoning issue because while I was researching it I developed an opinion about it. I live less than a mile from Legacy, no matter what I will always... Read more »

BLOG: End of the Lockout: Let the Games Begin

Brittany Musser, Staff Writer
December 7, 2011

The stadium is at a roar, with a new sort of excitement and anticipation never before felt by anyone there. I watch the screen, wishing more than anything our players were on the court in front of us and not in Miami Beach. The clock is slowly winding down, bringing us closer and closer to a championship.... Read more »

Reaching New Heights

Kymber Cullum, News Editor
December 6, 2011

It’s the day all parents dream about for their children from their first day of school. The day their beloved student goes off to college. Students are always asked what they want to be when they grow up. From a very early age, my answer was always the same. I want to become a teacher. Coming from... Read more »

MLB Awards

Nick Gross, Sports Editor
December 5, 2011

First thing thought about this blog is probably what’s new in baseball? Isn’t baseball season over? Yes, yes it is. However, awards were announced, such as Cy Young winners, Rookie of the Year, Clemente Award, and so on. The Cy Young Awards are given to the best pitchers in each league. This award... Read more »