Plenty of reasons for trying to take the ‘easy’ route Monday, May 15, 2006 By Jonathan Kenney, Staff Reporter [ArticleImageHyperLink] It’s the day of the big test. Your pencils are sharpened but that’s all that’s sharp since you didn’t study and don’t know any of the material. This is a common situation for students all over the wor full story	Plenty of reasons for trying to take the ‘easy’ route Monday, May 15, 2006 By Jonathan Kenney, Staff Reporter [ArticleImageHyperLink] It’s the day of the big test. Your pencils are sharpened but that’s all that’s sharp since you didn’t study and don’t know any of the material. This is a common situation for students all over the wor full story
Plenty of reasons for trying to take the ‘easy’ route Monday, May 15, 2006 By Jonathan Kenney, Staff Reporter [ArticleImageHyperLink] It’s the day of the big test. Your pencils are sharpened but that’s all that’s sharp since you didn’t study and don’t know any of the material. This is a common situation for students all over the wor full story	Attempts to cheat take diverse forms Monday, May 15, 2006 By Ethan Short, Staff Reporter [ArticleImageHyperLink] “One student put a football quarterback’s wrist playbook on, rolled up his sleeves, and put the answers inside it,” Trinity English teacher Mr. Jason Daniel said. This was one of the most unique meth full story
Serious consequences for cheating Monday, May 15, 2006 By Bill Brown, Staff Reporter Regardless of parents’ thoughts about how innocent their teenagers are, some would be surprised at what some teens will do so they don’t fail a test. full story	Cheating more high-tech but still brings regrets Monday, May 15, 2006 By Colin Sinnard, Editor in Chief “I would prefer even to fail with honor than to win by cheating.” - SophoclesIt’s 11 at night and you just remembered that you have a test tomorrow at 8 in the morning. You have your books with yo full story
Seniors’ tips on balancing school & work Wednesday, April 12, 2006 By Bill Brown, Staff Reporter [ArticleImageHyperLink] It is not uncommon in today’s world to find teens who work a part-time job. Most teens need a job to get extra spending money, while some also help pay their tuition. So, any advice from the modern t full story	2006 and beyond Wednesday, April 12, 2006 By Max Kostrach, Staff Reporter Trinity seniors in 2005-2006—the school’s 50th graduating class—follow many trends in clothing, music, movies and more. These trends are visible every day, from students wearing the latest fashion to full story
Legacy of Class of 1957 endures Wednesday, April 12, 2006 By Nathan Price, Online Editor in Chief Once upon a time in the city of St. Matthews, 106 freshmen embarked on a journey. Their journey, begun in the fall of 1953, created a legacy that would be carried on long after them. The legacy of Tri full story	The man behind TTV Saturday, March 25, 2006 By Stuart Gordon, Staff Reporter In his 27 years at Trinity, Mr. Greg Sysol has numerous accomplishments under his belt, including being made an honorary alumnus in 2003. Among his most familiar involvements is the daily production o full story

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