Tuesday, January 24, 2012 By Sydney Hodge, Class of '12 Danger in the waves Cruise ships try to provide the greatest level of safety possible for individuals. However, at times this level of safety is not enough. On January 12, 2012 the Costa Concordia cruise ship capsized full story	Tuesday, January 24, 2012 By Evelyn Wargo, Class of '14 Paula Deen getting paid for diabetes Food Network star Paula Deen recently announced she had diabetes, but she was not recently diagnosed. She has suffered from the condition for three years. Why did she hide it?   Paula Deen announce full story
Tuesday, January 24, 2012 By Lea Galgoczy, Class of '14 Being gay never sounded so good In the new Valentine’s Day episode of Glee, which portrays a show choir making rounds in a competition circuit, one of the main character’s gay dads will be revealed. This is a great step in th full story	Tuesday, January 24, 2012 By Judi Wu, Class of '14 High school sports too competitive There have been many encounters where high school sports became too competitive. When participating in a sport the goal is to win. The drive to win can lead to an athlete to commit unsportsman-like full story
Tuesday, January 24, 2012 By Sydney Hodge, Class of '12 Abuse the power, lose the power Power in the hands of the wrong person is deadly. This fact holds true for cops who misuse their power and abandon their responsibility to protect and serve the general public. On December 16, 201 full story	Tuesday, January 24, 2012 By Nita Weltman, Class of '13 Parents to blame for childhood obesity It’s hard to take the blame on something so serious like your child’s health, but parents need to realize that they’re at fault when it comes to their child’s wellbeing. According to the Cente full story
Tuesday, January 24, 2012 By Jayme Davisson, Class of '13 “Tebow Time” has gone too far Tim Tebow has become a major icon in football over the past 5 years, but he is putting too much of his religious beliefs into the game.  Tebow, a devout Christian, joined the Florida Gators footba full story	Tuesday, January 24, 2012 By Breona Long, Class of '12 Fashions trend in 2011 This past year the fashion world has stepped up and out with brighter colors and dramatic runway looks taken to the streets. So here’s to a new year full of new fabrics, patterns, and trends. There full story
Tuesday, January 24, 2012 By Danielle Yuhas, Class of '14 [ArticleImageHyperLink] Drugs kill, not relieve A close family friend, David, died of a heroin overdose on New Year’s Eve. Right before the stroke of midnight, he had called my uncle’s house and wished everyone a happy New Year. Now David is gone. full story	Tuesday, January 24, 2012 By Sophia Amati, Class of '14 Teenage drug abuse affects lives As many of us know, in high school we are pressured to try new things. This has become a serious problem and continues to impact many teenagers’ lives. Constantly using or even trying drugs can pote full story

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