The Loveland Roar

On October 1st at 12:00 am, the United States government shut down for the first time since 2019. Many people may wonder how the government shut down. Well, when a president gets elected, they have from the day they take office, January 20th, until 11:59 pm on September 30th to pass annual appropriation bills that fund federal government agencies and operations. Though this responsibility is not put fully on the president, it's up to Congress to agree on a budget before the n

Are we alone? The question has always stood upon the face of humanity. Until recently, we have never been able to answer the question; however, recent scientific discoveries have made the answer to this question less inconclusive.  Over four billion years ago, when the solar system was in its early stages of forming, Earth and Mars did not look too different from each other. Currently, both planets have a core, a rocky mantle, and a solid crust. Furthermore, we know that Mars

Cross country, a sport based on running, has largely gone unnoticed in our school despite recent successes. Both boys' and girls' teams have been conference champions for the past five years, except last year, in which both teams took runner-up. Alongside this, there hasn’t been a year yet that hasn’t seen at least one Loveland runner go to the state meet, and the girls’ team was second in the state in 2021. The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) recently switched

Powder Puff is a well-known tradition at Loveland, as well as many other high schools. It is part of our homecoming week traditions, and takes place right after the homecoming parade. Powder Puff is where there are girls from every grade who sign up and get picked to compete in one or more two-touch football games in front of a crowd of their peers, up at the football field. There will be 1 or 2 coaches for each Powder Puff team, who are required to have played or have a soli