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Mole Day Slideshow

Mole Day Slideshow

Mole day is a special day in chemistry classes around the United States.  Usually it is celebrated on October 23 from 6:02 on the morning to 6:02 at night.   The date and time is represented by Avogadro’s number (6.02 x 10^23) a measuring unit used in chemistry.  Since the spring semester chemistry class is not in [...]

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Prom Reminder: Sober Driving is Safe Driving

Prom Reminder: Sober Driving is Safe Driving

In 2008 alone, there were 208 fatalities caused by drunk drivers. Twenty-six of those deaths were caused by people under the age of 21. Three sophomore girls wanted cut that statistic to zero and open students’ eyes to the dangers of drinking and driving. Brittany Gacek, Melissa Mach and Jessica Helm started planning a drunk [...]

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Verona Chambers: A Tale to Tell, Part II : Things Not Found in East Germany

Verona Chambers: A Tale to Tell, Part II : Things Not Found in East Germany

We already explored Verona Chamber’s experience in East Germany and her arrival to West Berlin under the arm of a democratic country in Part I. Now, in Part II, we will explore Mrs. Chambers’s experience coming to America.  Mrs. Chambers, freshly released from Russian territory, experiences her new life in a free, democratic land.  ”I can’t [...]

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Getting credit where credit is due: Credit card advice that will save your life

Getting credit where credit is due: Credit card advice that will save your life

For seniors that will soon be entering the real world, there are a lot of things to think about. Money will no doubt be a concern for the majority of graduating seniors, especially for the ones attending college. Credit cards can be a beneficial way for students to make purchases and learn about financial responsibility [...]

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Making Lemonade out of Lemons: Allen steers his way to success

Making Lemonade out of Lemons: Allen steers his way to success

Signs of the recession are all over; empty stores at Oakwood Mall, teacher layoffs and a sinking job market.  But there are signs of hope; Grant Allen (owner and operator of Steer Right Driving Academy) has turned his misfortune due to the failing economy into a blessing.  “Last year I was laid off from my [...]

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I Love My Chucks

I Love My Chucks

Not only is it important to today’s teens to wear the right tops and perfectly ripped and faded jeans, but the snazziest shoe is also a vital fashion statement. No teen wardrobe is complete without a trusty pair of chucks. They come in a variety of fun colors, patterns and styles, and they can vividly [...]

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Five Questions with Zachary Bo Anderson

Five Questions with Zachary Bo Anderson

1. How has the town of Hixton prepared you for life in the world? Hixton is a great community full of good-hearted citizens they make anything possible. 2. Where do you see yourself in five years? Doing what? I plan on building a castle in Hixton after winning the lottery. 3. Do you plan on [...]

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Baseball Battle: School vs. Legion

It’s America’s favorite past time, filled with home-runs, stolen bases and fly-balls. All of these things can point to only one thing; baseball.

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A Tale to Tell, Part I: Leaving East Germany

A Tale to Tell, Part I: Leaving East Germany

When Verona Chambers, wife of Principal Tom Chambers, decided to leave East Germany, it was not a simple walk in the park. “To come to America was not the struggle,” said Mrs. Chambers. “The struggle was to actually to leave East Germany.” East and West Germany were divided by an impenetrable wall known as the [...]

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New Super Mario Bros. Wii Review

New Super Mario Bros. Wii Review

Mario and Luigi are back in a brand new adventure now with two Toads at their side.

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