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Monday, November 05, 2007
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Monday, November 05, 2007
By Granite Bay Gazette
•New Biz with Les Mis•U Food equals True Food•Viral marketing in the lives of teenagers•Commentary by Jack DuffyWant to read more of the Gazette? Pick up a free hard copy at Granite Bay High School, o
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Monday, November 05, 2007
By Granite Bay Gazette
•The start of a legacy•Football notorious for injury•GBHS athletes becoming jet setters•Cheerleaders taking big step for success•Beloved teacher spends a year in Austria•Survey: Faculty removed from a
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Monday, November 05, 2007
By Granite Bay Gazette
•The foreign adventure•School security importance•Lending out a helping hand•Parking lot madness•Cheating for perfectionWant to read more of the Gazette? Pick up a free hard copy at Granite Bay High S
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Friday, November 02, 2007
By Granite Bay Gazette
•GB8 brings many groups together•Texting addiction becomes deadly•Recording industry issues new warnings at Cal•Study links alcohol, absences among college studentsWant to read more of the Gazette? Pi
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Friday, November 02, 2007
By Granite Bay Gazette
•CASHY seeks healthy focus•Commentary: Juliana FehrenbacherWant to read more of the Gazette? Pick up a free hard copy at Granite Bay High School, or contact the Granite Bay Gazette by email at gazette
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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
By Lauren Grubaugh
Sometimes, I wish I was in kindergarten again. I remember getting so excited about learning to read one of my favorite books, Make Way for Ducklings, investigating bugs with a magnifying glass and add
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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
By Sarah Sharif
The 365 days are in desperate need of a little lightening up. The weekdays trudge on and the weekends, for some, do not adequately serve as recovery time from everyday activity. Although not necess
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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
By Kaitlyn Fong
Today’s popular culture is powered by the use of social networking sites. These dominant forms of communication feed this generation’s need for after-school socializing and self-expression. Without ne
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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
By Sarah Sharif and Paige Xu
You are a statistic. You are one in the declining number of Americans who actually read newspapers and books. It’s a great surprise that you have picked up a high school newspaper—let alone picking up
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