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Friday, February 29, 2008
By Amanda Murphy
I’ve lost count of the times my mom has told me to “be careful.” I run out the door to my car, rolling my eyes, giving her words no hint of validation. But now her words ring somber and more valid tha
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Friday, February 29, 2008
By Brendan Kadey
Glendale battled to the best of its ability, never slowing down — but ran out of time in the final seconds and lost to the Kickapoo Chiefs 52-50 in front of a packed house at Drury University on Feb.
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Friday, February 29, 2008
By Quill Staff
“Live to ride, ride to live” was more than just a motto to Zachary Whittet, 17. It was a way of life. Whittet was a senior at Kickapoo with big plans and a big heart, said senior Todd Watson, his best
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Friday, February 29, 2008
By Quill Staff
“He was a shy guy,” said Kickapoo senior Jeffrey Lee. “If you got close to him you would really know he was crazy.” Eighteen-year-old James Gangwes was killed along with three other boys on Jan. 5.
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Friday, February 29, 2008
By Quill Staff
The crash on Jan. 5 changed the atmosphere at school the following Monday. Classrooms and hallways were quieter. Even the cafeteria was muted. It didn’t matter who did or didn’t know the four boy
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Friday, February 29, 2008
By Quill Staff
On Jan. 5, 2008, we learned how fragile life is. But one thing the family and friends of James Robinson can be sure of is that he lived his life to the fullest. “You wouldn’t want to think about it
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Friday, February 29, 2008
By Alysha Love
Word of the accident spread from student to student like wildfire, but not in the conventional way. Not by word of mouth, but through the power of the Internet, news of the tragic accident reached stu
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Friday, February 29, 2008
By Allyson Strickland
Forty days. Forty days since shock spread through the student body, as two of our peers were gone. In the days following the deaths, grief was expressed by many taking advantage of the counselors wait
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Friday, February 29, 2008
By Allyson Strickland, Amanda Murphy
Four visitations, four funerals, four boys gone. Two from Glendale and two from Kickapoo. History has mandated that these south side rivals must play — and sometimes push — against the other. But arou
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