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| 2010 is the 30th anniversary of the National Women’s History Project. In 1980, President Carter issued a Presidential Proclamation declaring the week of March 8, 1980 as the first National Women’s History Week. In 1987, Congress expanded the week into a month. Now March is known as National Women’s History Month. In celebration, the Lawrence High Library has prepared a bibliography. |
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Teen Violence Awareness Month
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Teen violence is real! It can include dating someone who is
violent--a person who slaps his or her date around frequently
and is jealous of friends.
The LHS library and other libraries in the school district has
books that you can check out on this topic. Check out the
bibliograpy on teen violence.
If you need to talk to a professional, here is an organization
that you can call:
Headquarters Counseling Center 841-2345
Remember any teacher, principal, social worker, wrap worker or
counselor at LHS can help you. |
This is not secret that you should keep!
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Are you ready for warmer weather? Are you ready to see the sun? Are you ready to celebrate? Here are some celebrations for you to enjoy in the Month of March!
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History Day Projects |
History projects that were designed and created by Ms. Schrag and Mr. Ortman's AP history students are on display in the library. You are invited to visit the library and enjoy the wonderful display. |
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‘Lip dub’ at Lawrence High
Students from Lawrence High School took part in the "lip dub" musical video for the winter court
assemby. The video was shot in an unbroken take with no edits. More than 300 students were in
the video. A successful and creative adventure! To see go to youtube or Lawrence Journal World.
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The Kansas Center for the Book provides this index as a resource
site that visitors might discover and learn about the
many Kansas
authors who have published books or authors of books thematically
about or set in Kansas. This list contains both living and deceased
authors.
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| Are you tired of doing PowerPoint presentations? Are you looking for fresh new ideas of presenting material? This wiki was designed for you! There are new ideas for you. |
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The 2009 Annual Report
The end of the year is the time to reflect and evaluate. Here is the Annual Report.
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| Do you know the order of books in a series? This database is updated daily with new series and titles added as they are published. |
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| .Do
you know what periodicals the library carries? The Magazine
and Newspaper |
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checked
out overnight. |
.Finding
a lost book can be a nightmare. Librarians have suggestions on where to look for a lost book. |
How
do you do research for a project?
Do you use only the Internet?
Or
Do
you do it the Chesty Lion Way?
THE RIGHT WAY by using the following resources!
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| .Orla
Reese, Associated Press correspondent and LHS alumnus,
talks |
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the LHS |
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Public Schools features LHS Library's "Read to Succeed" |
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See how our library has become the "cool" place
to be and be seen. |
| .Poetry!
Poetry! Poetry by the students of Lawrence High School is
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on-line. Graffiti, 2002 and Graffiti,
2004 contains |
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and original poetry. |
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Chesty Lion symbol was drawn by Paul
Coker, Jr. in 1946. A Liberty Memorial High School graduate,
he is now a well-known cartoonist. The Lion is chesty because
he is proud of LHS and the things for which it stand |
To
search the library site:
To
access the library's on-line catalog, please click
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