Lake Zurich High School Student Media

Bear Facts
Lake Zurich High School Student Media

Bear Facts
Lake Zurich High School Student Media

Bear Facts
Technology consumes teeangers’ daily lives, which exposes them to negative and positive influences and opportunities, according Ryan Siegel, senior. “Technology makes us more self aware. For better or worse, it makes it so that the attention seekers can get their attention and they'll do whatever just to get more attention,” Siegel said. “It also makes it so that we can better society. You'll always see it on YouTube or wherever, the one story that someone wrote, did, that just changed someone's life, and most people see that - whether they actually do it or not is a different story - but they want to change and do something like that. It kind of makes people want to be better.”

Stuck to screens

Sasha Kek, LZ Life Editor
March 21, 2022
Up until last year, FAME was a class where freshmen and upperclassmen could get to know each other face-to-face. However, FAME leaders now have to think creatively to engage freshmen.

Lack of social interaction forces student leaders to think creatively

Annette Suk, Business Manager
October 13, 2020
Social media stances: harmful or helpful?

Social media stances: harmful or helpful?

Caroline Sun, Digital Editor-in-Chief
November 17, 2019
Cassidy Cwiertnia, senior, makes the gesture for "love" in ASL. For her, sign language is not just a hobby, but a passion that she hopes to pursue in the future.

Pretty handy

Caroline Sun, Digital Editor-in-Chief
October 15, 2019
TIffany Reagan shows off her sleek radio. This connects to all administrators in the district.

Radios (Walkie Talkies) take over the district

Courtney Veitch, staff writer
September 3, 2015
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