Watchdog C.D. Hylton High School Woodbridge, VA
Issue Date: Thursday, November 06, 2008 Issue: Online Issue 2 Last Update: Saturday, November 22, 2008


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Love. It is a four letter word that seems to be said and shown a lot at school. If a person was to walk through the halls before school, during class changes, lunch, or after school, they will most li
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Six tedious hours are consumed five days a week for the nine months students are in school. It takes 13 years to complete a proper education, and with that 13 years come a lot of hard work and dedicat
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The Homecoming contract that was enforced for students had to sign this year is simply the same rules in the Code of Behavior that is read in classes every year, and the same contract signed for prom.
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Whether at home watching the news or worrying about friends and family on the front lines in Iraq, students at Hylton are affected by this war. Some students don’t understand the direct effects just y
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Gobble, gobble, not! A big fat turkey is traditionally the main dish at Thanksgiving dinner, but what do vegetarians eat? There is a solution to this dilemma. It’s called "tofurkey." "You’re helpin
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Too tall, too short, too big, and too small sounds like the title to a Dr. Seuss book, but in reality these words describe different kinds of people at Hylton. Having these physical "challenges" makes
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Life in high school should not be harder because of depression. Dr. Randy Knack, Hylton’s psychologist, has cleared up any rumors or questions students have about depression. "If you get a headache
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Many people are searching for jobs but as time progresses fewer students are finding themselves able to obtain one. It seems that students are being affected because they don’t know where to go for he
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Typically when people think of high school dance team, they think of girly girls dancing around. But this year, students are in for a surprise. A first ever all-boys dance team has officially has been
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Students at our school are becoming more and more addicted. But not to drugs or smoking. They are getting addicted to caffeine. Waking up early in the morning is causing students to feel the need to d
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