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  • Serving the community, one student at a time

    Tuesday, October 18, 2005 By: Allison Lawrence

    While some may see community service as an excuse to leave school for one block everyday during their never ending senior year, the students taking the class are actually out bettering the community i

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  • We've got spirit

    Tuesday, October 18, 2005 By: Deidra Horrell

    Probably the most anticipated day of the week is Friday. Not only does it signify the ending of yet another grueling week of school and the transition into the weekend, but Fridays also symbolize a d

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  • Habits exposedWhen bad habits happen to good people

    Monday, October 31, 2005 By: Amanda Sterrett

    Bad habits—everyone has them. But how many people are willing to admit to them? To change them? Or to realize the consequences of them? Not many, and although they are sometimes overlooked, many o

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  • Gotta have itCaffeine

    Wednesday, November 09, 2005 By: Elizabeth Aikens

    Cappuccino. Lattes. Iced coffee. Frozen cappuccino. Coffee flavored ice cream. No matter how they consume it, coffee is a wildly popular drink among teens and adults alike in today’s society. Formerly

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  • Three cheers for the cheerleaders

    Wednesday, November 09, 2005 By: Maggie Graham

    Picture a Friday night at Offutt Field without the GS Varsity Football team. Impossible, right? This season, it is just as hard to picture a football game without the presence of the Varsity Cheerlead

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  • Shine on sparkle purses!

    Wednesday, November 09, 2005 By: Sarah Sanders

    As soon as the doors opened for the 2005-2006 school year, it seemed like shiny, metallic handbags were popping up everywhere.

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  • 'Gooood eatin,' modest price

    Wednesday, November 09, 2005 By: Ryan Parker

    A filled parking lot and busy doorway was the site that greeted me when I pulled up to the Wagon Wheel early in the morning.

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  • 'Gooood eatin,' modest price

    Wednesday, November 09, 2005 By: Ryan Parker

    A filled parking lot and busy doorway was the site that greeted me when I pulled up to the Wagon Wheel early in the morning.

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  • A special kind of teacher

    Wednesday, November 16, 2005 By: Jen Campbell

    Teaching is a job that takes a unique kind of person. When teaching special education and learning support, the qualities that these teachers possess are a variety of compassion, patience and love for

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'Gooood eatin,' modest price
Wednesday, November 09, 2005 By Ryan Parker
A filled parking lot and busy doorway was the site that greeted me when I pulled up to the Wagon Wheel early in the morning.
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'Gooood eatin,' modest price
Wednesday, November 09, 2005 By Ryan Parker
A filled parking lot and busy doorway was the site that greeted me when I pulled up to the Wagon Wheel early in the morning.
full story 
We've got spirit
Tuesday, October 18, 2005 By Deidra Horrell
Probably the most anticipated day of the week is Friday. Not only does it signify the ending of yet another grueling week of school and the transition into the weekend, but Fridays also symbolize a d
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