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Issue Date: Friday, October 01, 2004 Issue: October Last Update: Sunday, October 31, 2004

  • The Orginal Class Horror Movies

    Friday, October 01, 2004 By: Samantha Barlow

    If you are a horror movie fanatic like I am then you probably have wondered about the orgins of this now extremely popular genre of filmmaking. The first ever horror film was titled LE MANIOR DU DIAB

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  • Helens' Fury

    Monday, October 04, 2004 By: Josh Smith

    Mount St. Helens was reawakened fears for a new generation of scientist. After its fury twenty-four years ago, scientists have cranked into high gear to listen to the mountain with monitoring devices,

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  • The Truth Behind the Trojan War: It was fought in England!

    Thursday, October 07, 2004 By: Coty Hunter

    Well over our break I have recently found out some startling news. The world has been mislead for a hundred and twenty-six years. The false assumption that the Trojan War was fought near Hissarlik

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  • What Happened to the Halloween Costumes?

    Friday, October 08, 2004 By: Samantha Barlow

    I have noticed in the last few years on Halloween, especially this year that the women's costumes keep getting more and more risqué. Actually even little girl's costumes are starting to show a lot of

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  • Where shall I go?: A look into a little known institute

    Friday, October 15, 2004 By: Abigail Steele

    Here I sit, furiously taking notes on a class that I absolutely love. It's not the brilliant professor, the PowerPoint, or the abundance of "cool" college people. Those points aid some in the allure o

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  • THE BELL WITCH LEGEND, A MOVIE?

    Friday, October 15, 2004 By: Samantha Barlow

    Yes it is true, there has been a film made of the infamous Tennessee witch/ghost who terrorized the Bell family for four years. The historic thriller is based on the legend and actual events document

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  • Wildcats vs. PanthersRival as we know it

    Saturday, October 16, 2004 By: Ashley Peterson

    It's Friday night football in Overton County. The Livingston Academy Wildcats were getting pumped up to challenge the Portland Panthers for another big game of the season. After the defeat of the Pant

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  • Superman No More

    Sunday, October 17, 2004 By: Jessica Ray

    Christopher Reeve died of heart failure on Saturday October 9, 2004. He suffered from a spinal cord injury 9 years ago and has ever since been an advocate for the research of spinal cords. He was most

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  • Foreign to the Ears of Many of My Peers: The Lost Art of Shorthand

    Monday, October 18, 2004 By: Coty Hunter

    What used to be taught in schools is now as alien to the new generation of students as Morse code is the military. Shorthand is a system of rapid handwriting employing symbols to represent words, phr

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  • Hypnerotomachia Poliphili: One of the Most Mysterious Books in the World

    Monday, October 18, 2004 By: Coty Hunter

    I have recently been reading the book "The Rule of Four" by Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason. It centers around a Renaissance book with the title I still have trouble pronouncing "Hypnerotomachia Pol

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Trick or Treat for UNICEF
Sunday, October 31, 2004 By Rebecca Vaughn
Are you someone that loves to go trick or treating just because you enjoy dressing up and not so much for getting the candy? If so, you should trick or treat for UNICEF. UNICEF is a children's fund t
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A Haunted Place in Cookeville?
Friday, October 29, 2004 By Samantha Barlow
Whether you believe it or not there are tales of some strange happening taken place in Putnam County, TN. One of which takes place in a quant house in North Cookeville. Since it is a private residen
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Celebs Will Love You!... If You're Under 13
Thursday, October 28, 2004 By Ryan McDonald (Bacon)
In Hollywood today child molestation seems to be a very popular past-time for our favorite television and music icons. No matter how unbelievable, our childhood heroes and favorite rap stars are sexua
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Lip-Syncing Trend
Wednesday, October 27, 2004 By Chelsey Franklin
The recent Ashlee Simpson incident awakened me to the fact that there are a lot of so-called vocalists lip-syncing it out there today. She's definitely not the only one out there to have been accused
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Why is gas going up?: Why is gas going up?
Tuesday, October 26, 2004 By Nikita Vaughn
Why is gas going up? I mean come on, some people have these vehicles that take 40.00$ to fill up their tank. Along with gas going up to 1.93$ for crying out loud we live in Livingston, there are not
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Avoiding Influenza
Monday, October 25, 2004 By Emily Amonett
With flu season approaching and a shortage of flu shots, people who do not qualify for a flu shot, such as healthy high school students, should take extra precautions to avoid getting the flu. Some o
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History of Trick or Treating
Sunday, October 24, 2004 By Samantha Barlow
Dating back to the earliest times, people wore masks when diseases, disasteress weather, or other such unfortunate events occurred. They believed that the grotesque masks could scare off the demons t
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SAT
Saturday, October 23, 2004 By Abbie Steele
Although one does not hear much about the SAT at Livingston Academy this test is considered to be the original college placement test and is actually older and more widely taken and accepted among col
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Mean Girls
Saturday, October 23, 2004 By Abbie Steele
Disclaimer: No facts or opinions expressed in this article are due to the fact that Chelsey Leigh Franklin purchased this video for me."Girls can be one another’s worst enemies” It’s true. It may be
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Halloween Safety: Here are some safety tips from the American Red Cross to keep you and your spooky friends safe while trick-or-treating!!
Saturday, October 23, 2004 By Ashley Peterson
Red Cross Halloween Safety Tips for Kids and Adults With all these flying witches, creepy goblins, pretty princesses, strong super-hero’s, and crazy cartoon characters walking door to door in neighbo
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