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The Mandolin St. Francis Catholic High School November 20, 2020 “Spread the Word.” Issue 106 Michael Jordan vs. LeBron James Forbes magazine. Overall, Michael Jordan BY MCKENNA HAUTEMAN ’22 Both Michael Jordan and LeBron is a force to be reckoned with in American James are athletic powerhouses whose in- sports history, but is it enough to compare In light of the Lakers’ victory in fluence has spread far beyond the basket- to LeBron James? the recent NBA finals, the debate over who ball court. Now that you know the facts, should take the title of the greatest player in who will it be Troubies? King James or Air NBA history has come down to two incred- LeBron James was coveted by Jordan, The L-Train or His Airness? We ibly talented players: Michael Jordan and many teams when he entered the league wanted to see what you thought, so take a LeBron James. Although Jordan and James in 2003, starting his professional career look at the poll below. Do you agree? never faced off on the court, as Jordan exit- strong as the number one overall pick in ed the league the year James entered, their the NBA draft, signing with the Cleve- reputations as players overall have been land Cavaliers. Since then, “King James” compared countless times to make this has made an appearance in 10 different debate one of the greatest in sports histo- NBA finals. Over his 17-year career in the ry. Each athlete has defied expectations, NBA, James has accumulated 34,241 reg- pushed the limits and broken records to ular season points ranking him 3rd across make themselves stand out. Let’s break it NBA history for regular season point totals. down to see how these two sports legends LeBron holds several other records, rank- stack up against each other. ing 4th all time for field goals made, 5th for free-throws made, and 2nd in turnovers. In Beginning his career in profes- each of these categories James ranks above sional basketball in 1984 as the third pick Jordan. With regard to championship wins, in the first round of the NBA draft, Michael James led the Miami Heat to two consecu- Jordan is best known for his time with the tive championships in 2012 and 2013, the Chicago Bulls. Joining the Bulls in 1984, Cavaliers to a championship in 2016 and Jordan’s dedicated attitude and leadership most recently, the Lakers to a champion- ability built a reputation for the Bulls who ship this past season. He is the first player had previously been tossed aside as a “less- in NBA history to lead three separate fran- er team” in the league. He led the Bulls chises to NBA finals victory. Lebron is well Franchise to six NBA championships (the known for his competitive spirit and dedi- only championships the franchise has ever cation to the game. Even as a high school won) all within a decade. Under his lead- junior, James was making headlines; when ership, the Bulls became only one of three he was 17 years-old, he became one of the franchises to ever complete a champion- youngest players to ever be featured on the ship “three-peat”-- winning three consec- cover of Sports Illustrated, crowning him utive championships in a row. Apart from with the title “The Chosen One.” Now at What’s Inside... his dominance in the NBA, Jordan led the 34 years-old, James has claimed four NBA American “dream team” in the 1992 Olym- MVP titles and a reputation as one of the Meet-the-Editors.. .2 pic Games in Barcelona. This team seized most fierce and competitive players the The Debates. 3 gold in the Games and is widely regarded as league has ever seen. James has also made Meet-the-Staff. 4 one of the most powerful sports teams ever his mark politically and culturally, well- New Clubs . 5 assembled. Personally, Jordan has been known for his calls for social and racial Fall Sports Update . 6 awarded the NBA MVP award 5 times in justice both on and off the court. He has es- St. Francis Day. 7 his career and has become a cultural icon in tablished himself as a role model for many Student-led Movement . 7 America and across the globe. Even apart of this generation, and plans to continue Fun and Safe Halloween. 8 his dominance in the league for seasons to from basketball, Jordan has left his influ- Halloween Movie Poll. 8 ence in the fashion industry, with the Jor- come. dan brand bridging in $3.1 billion dollars at the end of the 2019 fiscal year according to 2 School News November 20th, 2020 Meet-the-Editors Hailey Kopp ’21 Sammi Guerrero ’21 Editor-in-Chief Editor-in-Chief Favorite Book: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitz- Favorite Book: The Picture of Dorian Gray gerald by Oscar Wilde Emily Squires ’22 Alyanna Asuncion ’21 Editor Editor Favorite Book: Everything, Favorite Book: Pride and Prej- Everything by Nicola Yoon udice by Jane Austen Claire Westberg ’22 Aubrey Spowart ’23 Editor Editor Favorite Book: Harry Potter and the Deathly Favorite Book: The Young Elites by Hollows by J.K. Rowling Marie Lu Hayley Labia ’23 Adriana Lepera ’23 Ella Sebok ’23 Editor Editor Editor Favorite Book: Harry Potter and the Favorite Book: The Hate You Give by Favorite Book: The Perks of Being a Wallflower Goblet of Fire by J.K. Rowling Angie Thomas by Stephen Chbosky November 20, 2020 U.S. News 3 The Presidential Debates BY LYDIA VLAHOS ’24 Chris Wallace asked about posi- started Senator Harris as her very first an- tions on climate change, noting that many swer. She continued with a sweeping at- On Tuesday, September 29th the believe that climate change across the Unit- tack on the Trump administration’s failure first presidential debate of 2020 was held ed States affects many people’s lives and to handle the virus properly and how the at Case Western Reverse University in The the president for the next term needs to Biden administration deserves to be elect- Samson Pavilion of The Health Education have ideas to help the planet. Chris Wallace ed into office, not Trump’s. “Our nation’s Campus in Cleveland, Ohio. The President asked Trump what his views on the science gone through a very challenging time this of the United States, Donald Trump, and for- of climate change are and what he will do year, but I want the American people to mer Vice President, Joseph Biden, squared to alleviate it. “I believe that we have to do know that from the very first day, President off and were asked by the debate moderator, everything we can to have immaculate air, Trump has put the health of the American Chris Wallace of Fox News, questions about immaculate water, and do whatever else we people first,” defends Vice President Pence. COVID-19 solutions and racial equality be- can that’s good,” Trump responded. Trump He went on to say that the current admin- liefs. This debate was filled with name-call- believes that to stop the wildfires there istration has saved countless lives during ing, interrupting, rambling, and personal needs to be forest management, which in- their last year in term and that they trust the attacks. The debate offered many voters a cludes raking the forest floor to prevent scientists to give the best advice on how to new view of both candidates for the United fast-moving and deadly wildfires. When stay safe during the pandemic. States, whether it was negative or positive. asked again about science and how he re- Even though some have reported the presi- pealed many of Obama’s work to stop cli- The eighth topic of the debate dential debate was chaos, some useful things mate change, Trump explained that when was racial justice. Page asked both running were able to be salvaged to help voters who more people can afford newer cars, more mates about their views on Breonna Taylor, are uncertain about where to put their vote people will be driving around safer, clean- a Black woman who was killed in her home er, and more fuel-efficient cars. Then it was in the middle of the night while sleeping One topic that many people want to the Democrat’s turn. “The first thing I will by the police. Kamala Harris believes that know is what the future president of the Unit- do, I will rejoin the Paris Climate Accord,” the Taylor Family deserves justice. She ed States will be doing to tackle the corona- Biden started. Biden wishes to rejoin the brought up other cases in which injustices virus pandemic. First, Biden was asked the other countries who participate in the ac- that include the police were committed and question. He started by listing statistics of cord and act against climate change. Biden stated how the Biden/Harris ticket will help how many people have died over the past six announced that we need to think about the minorities including African Americans months. Trump countered his statement by planet. He says we could do this by elect- become equal. Senator Harris continued, saying he did an excellent job while in office ing him and starting the “Biden Plan.” He “I’m a former career prosecutor, I know during this pandemic. He then argued that wants to bring the costs of renewable ener- what I’m talking about bad cops are bad despite how the epidemic was unexpected, gy down so that they are equal to or even for good cops.
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