Gas prices guzzle teens' funds: Close to home, students feel effects of Hurricane Katrina Thursday, October 13, 2005 By Alicia Berta and Christian Shimansky full story  Before Hurricane Katrina made landfall in late August, senior Lacey Randolph paid about $25 to fill up her car. Because the storm put oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico out of commission, Randolph now pay

Entrancing plaza part of structural renovation: Major upgrades to school grounds include new walkway, cafeteria Thursday, October 13, 2005 By Tobi Daramola full story  As the school year begins, students roam around the new front plaza. With the new glass doors in the office entrance and brick walkway with a mini garden on it, the plaza is just one stepping stone in

Cafeteria staff deals with cuts: Short staff causes headaches Thursday, October 13, 2005 By Katie Kalbach and Erin Sullivan full story  Most high-school students can relate to the motto “too cool for school.” Sometimes that means they talk back to teachers and even blow off frustration at the cafeteria workers. That’s the last thing

[ArticleImageHyperLink] Teachers get checked: State law requires criminal background report Thursday, October 13, 2005 By Nigel Nye and Aarum Youn full story  Last year, a Lincoln Spanish teacher was arrested on charges of possession of marijuana and tampering with evidence at Tallahassee Regional Airport.