Julie’s Jukes: One strange summer

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

This summer has been a non-stop rollercoaster. I now understand why people always try to avoid taking classes over the summer. Stress has been my constant state of being for years and it doubled over … Read More

For What It’s Worth: Return to campus

By Larry Hook The Lookout Adviser After nearly 16 months of working remotely, I returned to campus for my first day of work on Thursday, July 8.

Although time seemingly stood still in The Lookout office on the third floor … Read More

Julie’s Jukes: One crazy summer

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

This summer has been crazy so far.

I went on vacation at the end of May, which was great. Then I had about a week of not doing anything interesting.

That is where … Read More

For What It’s Worth: Gannon’s legacy

By Larry HookAdviser of The LookoutI was saddened to hear of the death of LCC’s founding president, Dr. Philip J. Gannon. He died Tuesday, June 15 at age 98.

Gannon founded LCC in 1957 and led the college for the … Read More

Review: Disney unveils ‘Cruella’

Five out of five stars

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

Disney released “Cruella,” the live-action origin story of the villain from the classic animated film “101 Dalmatians” on May 28.

Cruella was released in both theaters and on Disney Plus with … Read More

Julie’s Jukes: Vacationing in the U.P.

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

My summer vacation will be short-lived, since I am planning on taking LCC classes during the summer semester.

So, I decided to take advantage of my short vacation time. I planned a trip with my … Read More

Review: ‘High School Musical: The Series’

Three out of Five Stars

By Joanna MacGown Freelance Writer

Full disclosure: I am not a fan of the original “High School Musical” movie.  I saw it once and thought it was fine.

I am, however, a theater kid and … Read More

Staff editorial: Reporting in a pandemic

From The Lookout StaffAs the 2020-21 academic year comes to a close, The Lookout staff wants to reflect on the challenges we have faced and overcome.

When LCC announced in March of 2020 that spring break would be extended … Read More

Netflix review: ‘Sons of Sam’ intrigues

Three out of Five Stars

By Maddy WarrenEditor In Chief

In the summer of 1976, David Berkowitz, aka the Son of Sam, began his shooting attacks, terrorizing New York City. By July 1977, Berkowitz killed six people and wounded seven.

… Read More

Julie’s Jukes: I have a ‘Sims 4’ addiction

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

I am not that big of a gamer. I love to play video games like “Mario Kart,” “Guitar Hero” and “Kingdom Hearts,” but I have never been a huge fan of first-person shooter games.

My … Read More