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Blog:New Job: Senior tackles third job in a matter of two months

Monday, October 30, 2006 By: Zack Terhune

First, it was Hawaiian Falls, and I got a really horrible tan from it, but I think I have recovered. Second, it was Braums and never again will I work in a fast food joint again. And now third, it is
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BLOGBoys can be dumb

Wednesday, November 22, 2006 By: BreAnn Gomez

I'm in such a bad mood right now! Boys can be so stupid it is unbelievable! Do not lead me on! Do not sit there and talk to me like that, knowing that I like you, and then wonder why I get mad when I
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Political Flip-flops: State welcomes back leader, congress salutes new one

Thursday, December 14, 2006 By: Kendall Fleming

There have been many changes in state and national congresses over the past few months following the gubernatorial elections. Here in Texas, Governor Rick Perry proved victorious against his competito
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Life changing experience alters world view: Teacher travels to Africa as a missionary, plans to go back often

Thursday, December 14, 2006 By: Melissa Smith

Mission accomplished—so far.Choosing how to spend your summer vacation is not always an easy task. The tricky part is choosing where and what to do. Last year, Page Padgett felt a calling, and she wen
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DECA members throw holiday fiesta, spreads winter cheer

Thursday, December 14, 2006 By: Chelsea Tresp

Every December DECA members try and give back to the community and help those in need. This year was no different. For the ninth year in a row the students in Ms. Dunn’s marketing class donated their
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PlagiarismCopy and paste your way to a zero

Thursday, December 14, 2006 By: Samantha Keo

From scribbles on hands to whole paragraphs etched on drink labels, cheating has been a problem in schools for decades. During a test, students are prohibited to use anything other than a pencil and a
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Starving for perfection: Sophomore recalls battle with eating disorder

Thursday, December 14, 2006 By: BreAnn Gomez

A young teen went to lunch and sat at the table with her friends. She ignored the fact that they were eating, joining the conversation only. She pushed them away when they gave her food, and she laugh
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Thursday, December 14, 2006 By: Rachel Smith

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North Garland vs. Naaman Forest: X-Factor: Hubert Anyiam

Thursday, December 14, 2006 By: Cody McCarty

What we did:The Raiders (5-3) won their first two games of the season against North Mesquite and Mansfield.However, they could not keep the winning streak alive as they suffered a loss to Highland Par
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Senior conquers fears to save lives, gets poked in process

Thursday, December 14, 2006 By Chloe Bradley

As you can imagine, giving blood for the first time can be pretty scary. I don’t like needles, I don’t like people prodding me for veins, and I especially don’t like seeing my own blood. Last Friday,

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New and improved publication requires new and improved outlook

Thursday, December 14, 2006 By Melissa Smith

As the school year trudges on and the Raider Echo continues its quest to put out a paper each six weeks, it is becoming more and more apparent that some are getting the wrong idea about us. We feel th

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When one door opens, the other stays closed

Thursday, December 14, 2006 By Rachel Smith

An epidemic has spread through the school, and I am not talking about winter colds or flus, nor am I going to mention the groups of people who still stand in the middle of the halls. The ailment of th

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Crosswalks are your friend

Thursday, December 14, 2006 By

All students who attend North Garland have heard about it. Students who drive down Buckingham have seen it. Daily announcements from the administration have warned us that it is against the law, but n

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Sam’s Posse goes traditional

Thursday, December 14, 2006 By Theresa Pitre

The cheerleaders are not the only ones who get the crowd pumped at sporting events and pep rallies. With the joined forces of Sam’s Posse, stunts are performed and school spirit is raised throughout

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Boys soccer team prepares for season

Thursday, December 14, 2006 By Samantha Keo

Boys’ varsity soccer player expectations are soaring high for this season. As of November 27 the team practices every morning and afternoon from 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. including A4. Coach Jeff Jackson and Co

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Thursday, December 14, 2006 By Cody McCarty

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North Garland vs. Naaman Forest: X-Factor: Hubert Anyiam

Thursday, December 14, 2006 By Cody McCarty

What we did:The Raiders (5-3) won their first two games of the season against North Mesquite and Mansfield.However, they could not keep the winning streak alive as they suffered a loss to Highland Par

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Beacon of light gives hope

Thursday, December 14, 2006 By Chloe Bradley

Usually when one thinks of a psychiatrist, a picture comes to mind of an old man who makes you lie down on an uncomfortable couch while he preaches to their patient about doing the right thing, perhap

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