Leander High School's online student-run newspaper

The Roar
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Leander High School's online student-run newspaper

The Roar
Leander High School's online student-run newspaper

The Roar
Students have protected rights but school rule set by Texas have taken them away. Those protected rights should not leave students when they come to school.

To say or not to say the Pledge of Allegiance

by Gigi Allen, Staff Writer
October 5, 2016
The new Harry Potter book was more than just a fan-fiction. It brought back memories and gave life to the story.

An amazing continuation of a beloved series

by Bri Branscomb, Staff Writer
September 4, 2016
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child was okay, but no more than a fan-fiction.

Just a fan fiction

by Amanda Nguyen, Staff Writer
September 4, 2016

2016 Presidential Candidacy

by Austin Graham, Assistant Editor
May 10, 2016
A common belief about Millennials is that they use technology too much. Cat videos, Snapchat and iPads all fall into this category.

The judgement lasting millennials

by Austin Graham, Assistant Editor
April 26, 2016
These are the two biggest sports in the US currently. The sport of soccer was first developed in China around 200 BC.

Soccer’s American equality

by Kyle Gehman, Assistant Editor
March 31, 2016
A man on the beach with his golden retriever Gracie. He owns two golden retrievers and loves them both dearly, the pictured one being 5 and the other 15.

The best things on the planet

by Austin Graham, Assistant Editor
March 23, 2016
Students at our school quite often make messes of their lunches. Some throw it away, but others leave it it behind in expectations another will clean it up.

Taking out the trash

by Bri Branscomb, Staff Writer
January 28, 2016
Most alcoholics have nights they can't remember. They drink until they black out, becoming less and less of themselves.

Overlooking alcoholism

by Austin Graham, Assistant Editor
January 27, 2016
A very accurate rendition of a jump scare, a form of horror that's the least horrifying.

Jump scares, how the majority isn’t frightening

by Garrett Gage, Staff Writer
November 3, 2015
Project Grad's fundraiser goal is $50,000 to pay for the event. The prom fundraiser has already ended, students sold cookie dough and other desserts for prom.

The problem of student enthusiasm for fundraisers

by Jack Densmore, Editor-in-Chief
October 25, 2015
The removal of the statue showcases our newfound sensitivity to the past and our need to erase it.

The Jefferson Memorial statue, or how overly sensitive we’ve become

by Garrett Gage, Staff Writer
September 4, 2015
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