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Freshman shows off her talents on the court
Monday, March 07, 2011 By: Trista Tidball
Intimidation is normally initiated by upperclassmen but, in freshman Annie Penquite, intimidation is frequently exhibited.
Since the third grade, Penquite has been perfecting her basketball skills
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Boys’ swim breaks school records
Friday, March 04, 2011 By: Faith Gachii
This year’s swimming season came to an end with four members of the boys’ swim team competing at the state competition on Feb. 12.
Seniors Ivan Egen, Zak Huebner, Kieran Sweeney and Taylor McCloskey
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Clark ‘three-peats’ as state champ
Friday, March 04, 2011 By: Whitney Blakemore
Miklus wins at 171; team places 4th at state individual wrestling meet
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EBCE teaches real-life skills
Friday, March 04, 2011 By: Ryan Nolan
Experience-based career education, EBCE, is an academic internship program that provides students with real-life experiences in everyday life and work settings.
“EBCE teaches any student job skills
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Show choirs to host contest this Saturday
Thursday, March 03, 2011 By: Jessica Wade
February means only one thing for the show choir: competition time.
RAMification, the varsity show choir, along with Vocal Gold, the all-female choir, have been preparing for these competitions for
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Teens express talent through artistic photos
Thursday, March 03, 2011 By: Ryan Nolan
Everyone knows the overused cliché "A picture is worth a thousand words," but some find a literal meaning to the phrase.
Professionals are not the only ones who know how to snap a shot; many student
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Willeford inspires students to pursue artistic passions
Thursday, March 03, 2011 By: Miriam Lopez
Chad Willeford is not just the girls’ cross country and track head coach, he also teaches art in many different ways and has a humorous side.
He’s been teaching art and coaching cross country and t
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Peterson celebrates silver anniversary in arts education
Thursday, March 03, 2011 By: Melissa McKee
At age 50, Jim Peterson has been teaching art for 25 years.
His mission is to stay on task and stay positive and he believes the students will do wonderful things.
Peterson says he has always been
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Emotional events may trigger eating binges
Thursday, March 03, 2011 By: Courtney Brown
Ice cream, frosting and chocolate. Mmmmm. Yum.
Many people turn to these treats when upset, for comfort and as an easy picker-upper, but why?
For teenagers, a lot can seem to be going wrong at an
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Teenagers find new traditions at restaurants
Thursday, March 03, 2011 By: Whitney Blakemore
Eating. An essential part of life that everyone enjoys. From Mexican to Italian, there are many different types of food and restaurants to feed anyone’s starving stomach.
According to ucsdnutritionl
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Southeast Polk High School
Pleasant Hill, IA
Issue Date: Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Issue: February 2011
Last Update: Monday, March 07, 2011
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Wednesday, March 02, 2011 By Kip Rogen, sophomore
To the editor:
I am a new student and this school is probably the best I’ve ever been in.
It’s pretty great that when people ask me where I go I can now say Southeast Polk instead of East High. Ther
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Wednesday, March 02, 2011 By Amanda Bartlett/Kyle Stackpole
(Amanda Bartlett) JUMP OFF THE SPENDING TRAIN...
As spring approaches and the winter holidays are past, many people find themselves with great memories but empty wallets.
Holidays have become less
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Wednesday, March 02, 2011 By Ryan Nolan
Every day should be like Valentine’s Day in a healthy relationship.
What makes Feb. 14 any different than any other day? A chubby baby in a diaper shooting love arrows shouldn’t make for a better re
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Wednesday, March 02, 2011 By Faith Gachii
"Why do black people get a month? If white people were to get a month, then it would be racist."
I hear this comment almost every time there’s a mention of Black History Month.
Black History month i
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Wednesday, March 02, 2011 By staff
It was noticeable how lively and awake seniors were during the week of ITEDs.
This “privileged class” provided much evidence for studies that have shown over the years that many teens don’t get enou
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