Prom plans still in progress [ArticleImageHyperLink] Thursday, May 05, 2005 By Kristina Argiroff A normal tradition for most average high schools is having a prom, with varying themes each year. But this year will be the first prom for FFHS and it will include students from Manteo High School. full story

Patrons for a Safe Prom Night to keep traditional celebration Thursday, May 05, 2005 By Kim Anderson Where to eat, what to wear and who to go with are all choices students going to the prom must decided on. Another option being thrown into the decision-making process is the Patrons for a Safe Prom Ni full story

One expensive night: Some find ways to cut corners for prom Thursday, May 05, 2005 By Alexa Bennett Millions and millions of dollars go into the prom industry every year to ensure that teenagers get to fully experience the special night. With all the items that need to be purchased, prom can be over full story

Camps offer learning, enjoyment for teens Thursday, May 05, 2005 By Gray Pugh While many students choose to relax on the beach or work during the summer, others are finding camps to be the way they want to enjoy their summer. full story

Culinary Arts hosting after-school gatherings Thursday, May 05, 2005 By Michelle Estes It was 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 2 and the aroma of freshly baked cookies and coffee filled the Culinary Arts classroom and spilled into the hallway. The room was dim and the soft sounds of an aco full story

The caffine craze: Despite potential for harm, many turning to coffee for kick Thursday, May 05, 2005 By Alexa Bennett From not having enough to trying to burn more, energy seems to be a common concern for teenagers leading many to resort to coffee as a source of a caffeine boost. full story

CancerThe 411 on the leading cause of death in America [ArticleImageHyperLink] Thursday, May 05, 2005 By Amy Bryson Cancer has now surpassed heart disease as the number one killer of Americans under the age of 85, according to health officials. full story

Location change brings spirit to Relay For Life Thursday, May 05, 2005 By Amy Bryson On May 13, the FFHS football field will be transformed into the site of a 24-hour celebration. Young and old alike will come together to build community spirit, honor loved ones, celebrate survivors a full story

Far reaching effects: Cancer touches lives across school, nation Thursday, May 05, 2005 By Amy Bryson Cancer takes a toll on everyone whether they are fighting it or living with the memories of those who lost their battle with the disease. full story

Teenage girls too hard on themselves, could lead to negative consequences Thursday, May 05, 2005 By Natalie Scott I’m fat. My hair isn’t straight enough. I’m too skinny. My make-up looks bad. I wish I were taller, shorter or had longer legs. Spoken by typical teenage girls, these statements show body image and se full story

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