Maddy’s Message: What matters most

By Maddy WarrenEditor In Chief

For the last six months, I have often contemplated the most valuable aspects of life. I found myself wondering, “Is this what I should be doing right now? Am I wasting my time or using … Read More

Julie’s Jukes: It was just my imagination

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

I have always had a large and somewhat unusual imagination.

When I was younger, I played imagination games with my friends in which we would pretend to be cats who lived in a library. Our father … Read More

Chloe’s Chat: Anyone else lost?

By Chloe Gregg Staff Writer

I have never been more financially stable in my life.

I don’t say that to brag, because I certainly do not have enough money to brag. It’s just a fact.

I’ve also never been … Read More

Maddy’s Message: A change of hair

By Maddy WarrenEditor In Chief

Hair is an outlet of expression. With countless options to cut, dye, highlight and style, switching it up can be fun.

There was a five- or six-year period where I refused to cut my … Read More

Maddy’s Message: Longing for live music

By Maddy WarrenEditor In Chief

One of the best feelings is hearing new music from one’s favorite artist for the first time. Whether you stay up until its midnight release, or listen the moment you wake up, nothing compares to … Read More

Julie’s Jukes: Taking up a new hobby

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

Over the course of the summer, because of the stay-at-home order, I had to find ways of entertaining myself.

I’m one of those people who gets bored easily and has to be doing something with … Read More

For What It’s Worth: baseball movies

By Larry Hook The Lookout Adviser

During the COVID-19 pandemic, people have had to find new ways to entertain themselves as they spend much more time at home.

As a huge baseball fan, I have been missing the Major League … Read More

Maddy’s Message: look around, reflect

By Maddy WarrenStaff Writer

Since the beginning of stay-at-home orders, evening drives around my hometown have become a daily ritual for me.

To set the scene, I grab my keys and hop in my 2012 Toyota Camry. After starting … Read More

Stocken Speaks: one last time

By Shauna Stocken Editor in Chief 

In 2017, I was accepted to Ferris State University (FSU). The same month, I graduated from LCC with a general associate degree.

I hot glued rainbow gems and puff-balls to my graduation cap and walked … Read More

Guest column: moving on from LCC

By Danielle Hook Freelance Writer

After five years at Lansing Community College, I am finally saying goodbye.

I began my LCC career in the Early College Program when I was 16. I learned how to study, and even met one … Read More