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    Tribe Talk faces networking problemsMany of the classroom televisions have not yet been networked, causing difficulties in broadasting daily announcements and Tribe Talk. According to senior Kelly McD

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  • What really matters?: Important issues play a major role in students’ political choices

    Wednesday, February 02, 2005 By: Kate Loveland

    High school seniors... most college bound with late-ins, early-outs, the inevitable senioritis. They eat, they sleep, they slack, but politics? Yes, politics. Many teens are taking an active stand on

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  • A new adventure: Seniors graduate early to go abroad

    Wednesday, February 02, 2005 By: Evie Smith

    “Senioritis” is a condition which distresses the lives of many a high school 12th grader. Although many will be affected by the disease, only a few will ever find a cure. Sarah Eble and Stephen Bell

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  • No pomp and circumstance: Pursuing passions ahead of time

    Wednesday, February 02, 2005 By: Erica Sampson

    Imagine spending second semester of your senior year, while all your friends are still in school, sailing around the world working as a captain on a boat. Trey McMillan graduated early last year. Afte

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  • On his own: Lawhead stays for senior year while family moves

    Wednesday, February 02, 2005 By: Carrie Ballenger

    Imagine your senior year: no rules, no curfew, no money problems. It’s every senior’s dream, but not for senior Dorian Lawhead. His parents live in Columbia, South Carolina and they have allowed him t

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  • Spicing it up: Students take a stab at cooking in the classroom

    Wednesday, February 02, 2005 By: Mallory Armfield

    Senior Maddie Stoddard has always dreamed of being a chef. With the establishment of the Culinary Arts program at Wando, she’s one step closer to achieving her dream.“Basically over 175 students signe

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  • Goodwill hunting: Second hand fashions the rage among students

    Wednesday, February 02, 2005 By: Dan Hanf

    Thrift stores like Goodwill and Plato’s Closet specialize in providing their customers with unique clothes you can’t find anywhere else. More and more middle and high school students are searching thr

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  • In sync with lip sync

    Wednesday, February 02, 2005 By:

    The girls in “Big Spender” captured the Lip Sync contest Sept. 14 in the auditorium. The group, consisting of seniors Brittany Anderson, Sarah Gordner, Catherine Hayes, Kelly McDavid, juniors Katherin

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  • Cult films

    Wednesday, February 02, 2005 By: Emily Snyder

    The movie has come a long way since its introduction in 1895. Today, the motion picture is one of the most dominant artforms in existence. And in a world where oftentimes the biggest budget means the

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  • Bring it on: Rivalries fuel sports teams’ desire to win

    Wednesday, February 02, 2005 By: Emily Snyder

    There were less than four minutes left on the clock. Irmo, the overwhelming favorite, led by two goals, and many believed the 2002 AAAA state soccer championship was over. Isaac Cromedy begged to diff

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Issue Date: Friday, September 24, 2004 Issue: September 2004 Last Update: Tuesday, March 01, 2005
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Out of Africa: Congolese family flees horrors of homeland in an attempt to start anew in a foreign world
Tuesday, March 01, 2005 By Alix Nunan
Freshman Evelyne Ngoyi stepped off a plane thousands of miles from her home. It was a different world where people spoke a different language and the food was not what she was accustomed to, but she w
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What really matters?: Important issues play a major role in students’ political choices
Wednesday, February 02, 2005 By Kate Loveland
High school seniors... most college bound with late-ins, early-outs, the inevitable senioritis. They eat, they sleep, they slack, but politics? Yes, politics. Many teens are taking an active stand on
full story 
In sync with lip sync
Wednesday, February 02, 2005 By
The girls in “Big Spender” captured the Lip Sync contest Sept. 14 in the auditorium. The group, consisting of seniors Brittany Anderson, Sarah Gordner, Catherine Hayes, Kelly McDavid, juniors Katherin
full story 
Bring it on: Rivalries fuel sports teams’ desire to win
Wednesday, February 02, 2005 By Emily Snyder
There were less than four minutes left on the clock. Irmo, the overwhelming favorite, led by two goals, and many believed the 2002 AAAA state soccer championship was over. Isaac Cromedy begged to diff
full story 
Dancing queen: Student devotes many hours to her love of dance
Wednesday, February 02, 2005 By Sarah Parrish
Two and a half hours, six days a week is a lot of time to devote to one activity. But for senior Claudia Lofton, it’s a small sacrifice for perfection on the dance floor.“I don’t know what I would do
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A culture of death: American has forgotten the gift of life
Wednesday, February 02, 2005 By Christopher Mills
Nobody wanted Baby Doe. He had Downs Syndrome and a connection between his food-pipe and windpipe that prevented food consumption. All that was needed to allow swallowing was a routine operation to re
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