LBHS Advice Column March 2025

Q: Hello there! Now that I’m fourteen years of age, I can start working. While I am looking forward to working a summer job, I have a problem: Where would I go about job searching and finding opport

Funding Uncertainty & Immigration Fears: How Food Bank For NYC Navigates Trump-Era Policies

On January 27, 2025, the Trump administration issued a memorandum set to direct all federal agencies to temporarily pause the disbursement of federal financial assistance. The memorandum was set to ta

Class Olympics

What’s good, LBHS? I hope you guys enjoyed Class Olympics 2025. I know I did! Today you’re in for some real good Class Olympics content from the activities and interviews to the skits that are put

Sam's Two Cents on Mickey 17

Guess what time it is? It’s that time again… Movie of the Month!    The movie for March is Mickey 17 starring Mark Ruffalo, Robert Pattinson, Steven Yeun, and Naomi Ackie. Do you remember Edward

Senior Quotes and Their Long Lasting Impressions

As a high school senior, every decision you make feels existentially substantial: what you wear to your last first day of school, which picture you want in the yearbook, or what color you want your pr

Movie of the Month: January

Hey, LBHS! Welcome back to my movie of the month review. I hope your new year has started off well. This movie is a biopic about a very well-known musician and Nobel Literature Prize winner… Bob Dyl

Tri-M Hosts 10th Annual Coffee House Event 2025

Welcome back LBHS! Friday, January 10th was Long Beach High School’s annual Open Mic Night/Coffee House! The event was held in the commons by our very own Long Beach High School’s Music Honor Soci

The West Memphis Three

On May 6th, 1994, the bodies of three eight-year-old boys named Stevie Branch, Chris Byers, and Michael Moore were found near a marsh-like channel in Robin Hood Hills in West Memphis, Arkansas. The pa

Teacher Spotlight: Mrs. Lang

This time, Sophiana and I decided to interview Mrs. Lang, who taught us both chemistry in our early high school years. Never was there a day she didn’t greet us positively (get it?) when we stepped

Experience This Years Kennedy Plaza Christmas Tree Lighting

The holiday season is coming fast, and Kennedy Plaza will have a Christmas tree lighting this December 6th at 5:30pm. Join the Long Beach City Council at the Annual Kennedy Plaza Christmas Tree Lighti

Anthony Cabasino: Legendary Interview with the Legendary Teacher!

Many students have very important questions for their teachers, ranging from class related questions, to an incredibly deep argument about which revolution is better: French or Russian. In some cases,

The 2024 Presidential Election

On Tuesday, November 5, 2024, the United States of America held a presidential election.  There were two key contenders in this race: Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee and current vice-president,

Fall Sports at LBHS

Whether you are participating in sports or watching your favorite team, sports allow people to feel like they’re part of a group. School sports in particular can bring students together and create a

LBHS Spirit Week 2024

October’s 2024 Spirit Week was one of the most involved weeks over the past years! With more teachers and students participating, we made this year's Spirit Week, fun, memorable, and amusing with ma

2024 US Open Champions

This past August kicked off one of the most exciting events in tennis: the US Open in our very own Queens, New York. Drawing a little over 1 million fans from all across the world to watch five primar

Spotlight on LBHS Boys JV Volleyball

Volleyball is a sport of dedication, communication, and leadership. Many sports teach life lessons, but volleyball is one which focuses on reaching out of your comfort zone, connecting with new people

Come See LBHS' Production of Almost Maine

Put your winter boots on, look up at the northern lights, and step into the unpredictable world of Almost, Maine! Long Beach High School’s very own theater department is proudly presenting a play th

Interview with Marines' Girls JV Volleyball Team

Living on the beach, there’s one thing everybody loves to do with their friends: play volleyball!  Playing with your friends in the heat of the sun…the scorching hot sand under your feet, and the

Interview with Marines JV Soccer Coach: Miguel Rodriguez

Long Beach High School is known for its many successful teams. To other schools—we’re a threat, and this is what gives us pride. Boys Soccer meets that expectation, and to say the least, they are

From Cleopatra to the Modern Day Woman: Lip Products Have Played a Large Role in Womanhood. Find out Why:

In the past year or so, lip products have become somewhat of an obsession among women, especially in teenage girls. Brands like Summer Fridays and Laneige have exploded, and can now be found in the ha

Long Beach Marines Verse Sewanhaka Ravens at Their Homecoming Game!

Long Beach High School’s 2024 homecoming game was held on October 18. The LBHS football team played against Sewanhaka High School. Many clubs at the high school had booths at the Homecoming Carnival

Movie of the Month: September

Are you a movie fan who needs recommendations? You've come to the right place! In this article, get ready to hear my honest opinion on a movie I saw this month! The movie of the month for September is

Coffee House Rocks LBHS

On Friday, April 5th, Tri-M hosted its annual Coffee House event in the Upper Commons. Coffee House is a tradition that has been upheld by the Long Beach High School music honor society, Tri-M for yea

Learning to Like Reading Again

Why You Should Think About Adding All The Light We Cannot See To Your TBR

All The Light We Cannot See, written by Anthony Doerr, is a New York Times bestseller, a Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, and is now a limited series on Netflix! The novel follows the lives of Marie-Lau