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Be prepared for the 2023 – 2024 academic year by doing summer course work early! In these documents, you will find access to the course work, as well as the respective faculty member teaching the class. If there are any questions, please email the faculty members in charge of their class.

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Please use the link below to access the English department's Summer Reading List for 2023. 

Students entering each grade have a choice between two books; students should select one of the books to read over the summer. There is an opportunity for bonus points on the summer reading assessment, which has 25 reading comprehension questions. This assessment is worth two quiz grades for the first quarter. The bonus opportunity makes for a good study guide for students as they read the books. The second page also contains instructions for accessing the school library's digital collection. 

Please use the link below to access the hyperlinked resources, including digital/audio versions that are available via the LHS Library's online collection. Page 2 contains access directions for students if they need them. 

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AP US Government and Politics click here for summer work PDF and Access via Mr. Almeida's Google Classroom, code: 6ero7xi

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AP US History ( click here for work ) – Access via Mr. Allen's Google Classroom, code: 3cn34x3  

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The Champion’s Guide to Lane Tech: Welcome Class of 2025

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A group of STARS mentors teaching I-DAYS dances during Myrtle and Gold days.

By Mara Mellits , Editor-in-Chief September 9, 2021

The beginning of high school can be a scary period. To help you, Class of 2025, here’s a list of tips to make the most out of your time at Lane!

1. High school isn’t a movie

If you’re like me, you probably came into high school thinking your outfits were going to be judged along with your friends and personality. If you only listen to one piece of advice that I pass on to you, it’s this: at Lane, no one cares what you do. This doesn’t mean there aren’t any consequences, but you aren’t going to be judged for who you are. Because of this, it’s really easy to make friends and there isn’t a set hierarchy. Jocks, anime lovers, theatre kids and nerds are all friends and people could care less. 

2. Make friends with the person sitting next to you 

One of the ways I made some of my closest friends at Lane was by asking the person to my right or left what their name is. Classes are tough and having a friend with you will make classwork a lot easier. Even if you don’t have anything in common, it’s nice to talk to someone face to face.

3. Utilize your STARS mentor

Every freshman receives a mentor at the beginning of the summer who will reach out to them. This mentor is an upperclassman and has at least gone through one year at Lane, if not more. They are the greatest ambassadors of Lane, knowing more about the school than anyone else. Since they are older, they can give advice about classes, teachers, clubs and anything else Lane related. 

4. Join Clubs

You may have heard this a billion times, but joining clubs is so important. One of the best things about Lane is its size so make sure to take advantage of it. Join as many as you can in whatever you’re interested in and then stay in the ones you like as you go along high school.  There are cultural clubs, dancing clubs (a lot of those), academic clubs, athletic clubs and so many more. It’s also a great way to find your passion and something to put on a college application. It will look good to have extracurriculars but also to have gone beyond and participated in a club outside of school in your potential major. 

5. Create a relationship with your teachers

Personally introduce yourself to them and participate in class. As you start to get older, you will need recommendations from your teachers and talking to them freshman year will create a relationship. Plus, lots of teachers teach different classes so you may have them again! 

6. Don’t be scared to talk to upperclassmen

We’ve all been in your place before and remember how scary it was to stare at the giant clock tower and then walk into the sea of students. Talk to us if we’re in the same classes — we can give pretty good advice and opinions on teachers and specific classes. Ask us for directions, although we may be lost as well which brings me to my next point…

7. Get lost

It was the first day of my freshman year and I was frantically looking for Room 210. The bell rang and I was suddenly the only student in the hallway staring up at the sign that said Room 244. I ran into the classroom and asked the teacher where Room 210 was, scared I was going to be late. He assured me that everyone gets lost at Lane and had a student escort me to my room. My teacher didn’t even notice that I walked in five minutes late and more and more students walked in after me, also late. Lane gives students a grace period for the first week of school allowing us to be late to classes because the building is so big. 

8. Download Lane’s map on your phone

This would’ve saved me freshman year from being late to second-period health class, so I urge you to get some sort of map of Lane’s interior. The most simple way is to screenshot the map off of the website and keep that in your camera roll. Plan your route for your next class ahead of time so you’re not standing in the middle of the hallway staring at your phone. 

You’re stuck with your GPA for the rest of high school, so do your homework, turn in a couple of extra credit assignments and write your essays! If you’re falling behind, Lane has many resources to help you turn that around. If you need any essay help, go to the Writing Center. You can make an appointment on their website (search up Lane Tech Writing Center) and your paper is bound to be ten times better than it was before. Best of all, many English teachers offer extra credit if you go. 

10. Read your school newspaper

By reading The Champion, you are guaranteed to know about anything that is happening in Lane. We report on issues internally and other current events going on in the city. Want to know what sports games are coming up, check Page 4. Want a review on our favorite summer shows, check Page 3. Prefer digital? Check out our website. Interested in writing? Check out room 137.

Thank you!! We met our goal for the 2023-24 school year! Your contributions covered our annual website hosting costs, which are no longer covered by our district/school. Student journalists at Lane Tech use this archive to research past coverage of various topics and link to past stories to offer readers additional context for current stories. Thank you for supporting the award-winning reporting and writing of journalism students at Lane Tech College Prep!

Background information on why the school district no longer allows our school to cover web hosting costs: https://lanetechchampion.org/12583/uncategorized/special-coverage-impact-of-soppa-on-cps-students-teachers/ https://lanetechchampion.org/11702/opinion/staff-editorial-cpss-soppa-policy-is-choking-students-learning-and-the-champion/

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A 35-year-old junior Bank of America associate suddenly died—and it’s ignited discussions about Wall Street’s intense working conditions

The death of a 35-year-old Bank of America associate has ignited conversations on Wall Street about intense working conditions, like 100-plus-hour work weeks and high-pressure environments that many investment bankers face. It’s a particular challenge for junior investors, who are often expected to weather the hurdles as a kind of “rite of passage.”  

Leo Lukenas III, a former Army Special Forces soldier who joined Bank of America as an investment banker last summer , died on May 2. He died of “acute coronary artery thrombus,” or a blood clot that forms in the blood vessels or arteries of the heart, Reuters confirmed with the New York Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.  

The coroner’s report did not establish a connection between the banker’s death and his workload, but his death has called attention to the job demands required of investment bankers, like long hours, strained relationships with managers, and steep declines in both mental and physical health. It’s also sparked conversations among junior investment bankers, some of whom are calling for a strike at Bank of America until their demands for more reasonable work hours are met. 

Lukenas began working at Bank of America last March, according to his LinkedIn page, as part of an internship under the Veteran Associate Program ; he became a full-time investment banker at the firm in July. Before that, he spent over a decade in the U.S Army Special Forces and was a member of the Green Berets , a unit specially trained in counterterrorism and unconventional warfare, along with his twin brother, Les Lukenas, who stated in a post on LinkedIn that he’s “grateful for the 35 years we spent together, side by side, from playing junior golf to earning our Green Berets.” 

Lukenas, who is now survived by his wife and two children, “transitioned out of the military to pursue new opportunities for his family,” according to a donation campaign set up by his family. At Bank of America, Lukenas was part of the company’s financial institutions group (FIG), a team that advises bank clients on deals, The Daily Mail reported . In the week before his death, a Bank of America spokesperson confirmed that Lukenas was on a team that supported a bank acquisition deal in late April, in which UMB Financial announced plans to buy Heartland Financial USA, Inc. for $2 billion.

On Monday, some junior associates called for a strike against the firm, according to a post on Reddit , until demands for better management of working hours for junior associates are met. According to a Wall Street Oasis forum , it is unclear if that call was made by an employee of Bank of America. 

Specifically, those demands include a maximum hour cap of 100 hours for any given work week, a monthly average hour cap of 80 hours per work week, a minimum of one weekend off a month (and no more than two Saturday exceptions in a month), and an immediate town hall with the firm’s head of banking to discuss other proactive ideas to lighten the workload many junior associates face. 

A Bank of America spokesperson declined Fortune’s request for comment on if there are weekly hour caps for employees at the firm, the calls for strike, and what kinds of support the company offers workers facing long hours. The spokesperson told Fortune it has controls in place to monitor associates’ hours and work assignments, but did not provide additional details on those controls.

In general, investment bankers face a notoriously tough work environment filled with challenges like long hours, intense client focus, demanding workloads and high-pressure performance evaluations. 

A Wall Street Oasis survey that analyzed responses from more than 600 banking professionals in March 2023 found first-year analysts clocked in 77 hours in an average work week, and also reported getting less than 6 hours of sleep on average. A Barclays analyst the survey interviewed said “without exaggeration, 100+ hour weeks are very common and somewhat normalized.” 

Investment banking can be alluring to many seeking careers in business or finance by offering an appealing concoction of high compensation, challenging work, and rapid career progression. But the industry’s “grueling hours, coupled with relentless performance expectations, can take a toll on well-being and job satisfaction over time,” according to a Financial Edge report on investment-banking talent shortages. According to research conducted by Mental Health First Aid England, a British network that tracks social and environmental issues and surveyed about 1,000 people in the country’s finance industry, 83% of employees in the finance sector have considered changing jobs due to “the impact of work on their mental health, with nearly half of those taking the plunge.”

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