by Ariana Gunderson

by Sophie Griswold

If you’re looking for delicious, reasonably priced Indian food close by, then Monsoon Indian Bistro with locations in Acton and Maynard is the restaurant for you. This traditional Indian eatery is simultaneously healthy and tasty. In fact, the L-S nutrition class frequents Monsoon thanks to a menu replete with healthy choices.

by Morgan Davies
 

L-S’s Seventh Annual Student Film Festival was held the evening of May 28, 2008. Spearheaded by media arts instructors Paul Sarapas and Ken Kimura, the event is made up of films written and created by students taking classes in beginning or advanced video production. This year eleven films were chosen to play at the Festival.

By Elicia Epstein

By John O’Connell, Teddy Landsman, Cyrus Elias, and Will Binder

By Haley Riemer-Peltz

The Lincoln-Sudbury Chamber Singers, Orchestra and Concert Band won the gold, silver and bronze medals, respectively, at the MICCA Festival, held at Norwood-Coakley Middle School on the weekend of April 4th-6th.
The Chamber Singers also earned invitations to sing at Symphony Hall and, later, at New York’s legendary Carnegie Hall, under the direction of the composer John Rutter.

By John O’Connell, Teddy Landsman,
Cyrus Elias, and Will Binder

By Marlie Wilson

In an interview with The Forum, members of The Faculty, an emerging band at L-S, shared their story. It is comprised of L-S students Tim Mollen, Patrick Wilver, Ben Dasilva, Jay Sia, and Tim Jarrett, along with Lexington High School student Raffi Sweet.

How did The Faculty form?

By Haley Riemer-Piltz

Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School is hosting their second L-S Fashion Show to benefit the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in memory of Tyler Cyr.
The event is endorsed by Dana-Farber, and the money raised will directly fund its cancer research programs. The show will be held at 7pm on April 11th, 2008 at the Nashawtuc Country Club in Concord, MA.

By Julia Welsh and Staff

The spring production this year will be Barbara Garson’s highly controversial play, MacBird, directed by John Germanotta. The play is loosely based on William Shakespeare’s masterpiece, Macbeth.