The Stampede Sachse High School Sachse, TX
Issue Date: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 Issue: The Stampede 2007 Issue 2 Last Update: Thursday, September 27, 2007


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It seems as if ev-eryday I am run-ning late to some class, some meet-ing, some appointment, or some shift at work. Time constantly makes a mockery of me as I rush to wherever I go, late, or almost lat
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For music lov-ers, Austin is the Mecca. And the Austin City Lim-its Music-Festival was a pilgrimage worth taking. Senior Matt Cox, myself, and thou-sands of others took the journey the weekend of Sept
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This year, stu-dents and teach-ers alike have both had to be-come accustomed to certain changes in the dress code, one of the biggest ones being the banishment of hooded sweatshirts. However, enforcin
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He has been spotted downtown, in elevators and going down slides on playgrounds. Many just say these people are crazy, but there are many reasons to believe they are not. It is a lifelong de-bate, whi
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As the new school year rolled in, varsity volleyball not only end their season 13-1 in district, but they had something that the most varsity teams don’t have: a freshman player. “I was extremely happ
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It was just another night, another football game for many of the returning varsity football players. But for junior running back Brandon Mondy, it was not just any Fri-day night. It would be the first
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Within the media, high school is typically portrayed as a dra-ma-filled environ-ment, with do-mestic disputes breaking out be-tween both guys and girls. Girls, especially, are stereotyped as being the
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After experiencing an enrollment of 120 students for the Communications Application and Animation course for this year, Animation Teacher Erik Bush-land and Principal Steve Hammerle became motivated t
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As a couple thousand students walk through the halls between classes, many of the familiar faces deal with unfamiliar diseases and disorders everyday of their life. Sophomore Kathryn Clark is just one
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As a couple thousand students walk through the halls between classes, many of the familiar faces deal with unfamiliar diseases and disorders everyday of their life. Sophomore Kathryn Clark is just one
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