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Arabella Gipp

Arabella Gipp, The Budget Co-Editor in Chief

I am a Co-Editor-In-Chief of the Newspaper and this is my third year on staff. I am looking forward to sharing breaking news with LHS. Beyond Newspaper, I am apart of the Budget Banter, and video. When I am not looking for breaking news, I can be found drinking coffee or energy drinks, eating snacks and making money.

All content by Arabella Gipp
Link Leaders wave to incoming freshman.

[Photo] Link Crew 2024 welcomes freshman

By Delaney Haase, Red and Black Co-Editor in Chief
September 25, 2024
School board renews AI surveillance software for $53,000

School board renews AI surveillance software for $53,000

By Zana Kennedy, Channing Morse, and Arabella Gipp
July 9, 2024
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Students walkout in support of Palestine, join KU protest

Students walkout in support of Palestine, join KU protest

By Morgan Salisbury, Bryndal Hoover, Maya Smith, and Arabella Gipp
May 3, 2024
Farthing poses with his work.

[Photo] Junior wins national YoungArts award; travels to L.A.

By Ruby Flanner, Reporter
April 30, 2024
Ellis teaches his AP Calculus AB class on April 26.

[Photo] Calculus teacher Matthew Ellis leaving after 13 years

By Marcus Souders, Reporter
April 26, 2024
Listening, seniors Jack Tell, Natasha Torkzaban, Maya Smith and Morgan Salisbury look at board member Kelly Jones as she discusses Gaggle policy changes.

Student journalists seek policy changes prompted by AI monitoring of students

By Zana Kennedy, Delaney Haase, Arabella Gipp, and Avery Sloyer
April 19, 2024
Senior Natasha Torkzaban talks with board member Kelly Jones after Gaggle policy meeting on Friday April 19.

Board member Kelly Jones meets with journalism editors at a policy meeting regarding Gaggle.

Principal Quinten Rials meets with journalism editors as a member of the policy board at the meeting on Friday April 19.

Journalism teacher Barbara Tholen sits in at the Gaggle policy board meeting.

Speaking up, senior Jack Tell helps leads Gaggle policy meeting with senior Natasha Torkzaban.

A student scrolls through social media. Photo by Maya Smith, graphic by Arabella Gipp.

[Photo] Anonymous accounts cause harm

By Delaney Haase, Reporter
December 22, 2023
More than a story, many area Muslim residents have deep connections to the conflict unfolding in Gaza. Lawrence residents marched through downtown along Massachusetts Street on Oct. 21 in protest (seen in illustration) and regularly grapple with the violent images shared over social media. Photo by Sama Abughalia

[Photo] This conflict must stop

By Sama Abughalia, Editor in Chief
December 13, 2023
When people of Middle Eastern descent aren't seen on official documents, communities can’t understand their needs and reflect what resources they require.

[Photo] ‘I’m Middle Eastern but I’m white on paper’

By Natasha Torkzaban, The Budget editor-in-chief
November 3, 2023
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[Photo] Deep dive: how Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour captivates the world

By Channing Morse, Reporter
September 21, 2023
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