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  • No moshing for T-ville, they don't have a pit

    Wednesday, January 10, 2007 By: Matt Greeson

    The commons in Taylorsville High has always been a big hang-out spot for our resident Warriors, whether on the stage area or in the....pit area. If you look now, though, all you will see is a large m

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  • Only one side of the story

    Wednesday, January 10, 2007 By: Peter Barrett

    For many students, the most dependable source of correct information is the five o’ clock news. However, are media outlets like these really the straight-shooting news sources they’ve been made out t

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  • The Pledge of Allegiance takes the back seat

    Wednesday, January 10, 2007 By: Matt Greeson

    The Pledge of Allegiance first appeared in a youth magazine called “The Youth’s Companion.” It was said to contain socialist views and therefore criticized by some. Now it seems to some that we have g

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  • Girls basketball striving for respect

    Wednesday, January 10, 2007 By: Paige Donoghue

    They’re fast, talented, dedicated, and ranked 7th in the state; it’s our girls basketball team. But where are all the fans? Why does no one go to these games? Is the school sexist and only likes to su

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  • New Years A time to make resolutions that count

    Wednesday, January 10, 2007 By: Erica Speaks

    On January 1st the whole world celebrates New Years Day. The celebration is one huge party. A tradition is kept in many families around the world, making New Years resolutions. A resolution is a long

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  • ‘Noises off’ play is going to be a great success

    Wednesday, January 10, 2007 By: April Ashland

    Cockney accents, lots of love, and scandal after scandal. The play Noises Off is about a group of actors from London attempting to put on the British play “Nothings On”. Each actor in this play plays

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  • Announcements not being heard

    Friday, January 12, 2007 By: Lititia Crouse

    It seems that some students don’t pay any attention to the announcements, but others do. The announcements are there to inform us of events, tests, games, and whatever else that needs to be announced.

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  • Announcements not being heard

    Friday, January 12, 2007 By: Lititia Crouse

    It seems that some students don’t pay any attention to the announcements, but others do. The announcements are there to inform us of events, tests, games, and whatever else that needs to be announced.

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  • Pregnant teens find sanctuary in special school

    Friday, January 12, 2007 By: Paige Donoghue

    It’s an unfortunate situation, but it does go on in our world today: teen pregnancy. It ruins many girls futures and can shatter their once had dreams. Some cry tears of sorrow while others cry tears

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Opinion
Only one side of the story
Wednesday, January 10, 2007 By Peter Barrett
For many students, the most dependable source of correct information is the five o’ clock news. However, are media outlets like these really the straight-shooting news sources they’ve been made out t
full story 
Good Attitude
Wednesday, January 10, 2007 By Aly Avelar
Every December students only think on one thing and that is the Winter break. During that time of the year some students can relax and not worry about school while some others have to do homework duri
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The teenage mind is selfish
Wednesday, January 10, 2007 By Alex Favela
Holiday traditions, activities and charity work are BIG at Taylorsville High School. But, these specific holidays only come once a year. So, what happens with the other 11 months out of the year? We d
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More and more requirements
Wednesday, January 10, 2007 By Hilarie Denos
It seems like with every school year a new requirement is made for graduation. The class of 2007 needed Government/Civic and the class of 2008 needs that, plus a Financial Literacy class, but why? W
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One test to rule them all
Wednesday, January 10, 2007 By Kaycee Brenchley
Every few months there are sounds of students moaning and groaning, dreading taking the ACT. The ACT is an optional test to take, so why does everyone choose to take it and then complain about it?
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Premarital Sex
Wednesday, January 10, 2007 By Ledger Staff
There are so many attractive young people in the world! What restrains millions of them from following their instincts and thoughtlessly breeding like rabbits? Certainly it isn’t their inability or
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New Years Evetoo much hype
Wednesday, January 10, 2007 By Tyler Ogilvie
New Years Eve takes place during our fantastic 11-day break from school; however, New Years Eve isn’t necessarily what gives our break the pizzazz we look forward to every year.At least for me it does
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