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  • Minimum Wage, Maximum Controversy: While some praise new pay increase, others feel it lowers job opportunities

    Tuesday, November 07, 2006 By: Krystle Wagner

    While most view the state’s minimum wage increase as a positive change for Michigan’s economy, social studies teacher Brad Kurth said the change is bad because it doesn’t help raise the standard of li

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  • Hating Hamlet: Fall Players’ show continues tonight at 8 p.m.

    Tuesday, November 07, 2006 By: Lauren Anderegg

    Six. Six people. Six people are all it takes to put on a play.Well, not really. But six is the number of cast members in this year’s fall play, I Hate Hamlet, which opened last night and continues ton

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  • Hello Hollywood: In governor election, look to the stars

    Tuesday, November 07, 2006 By: Marissa Wahl

    Since I consider myself fairly politically aware, I have attempted to sort out my opinions on Jennifer Granholm and Dick DeVos and have come up with only one real conclusion: I am completely and utter

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  • Big Wig: New political comedy timely, but disappointing

    Tuesday, November 07, 2006 By: Katherine DeVoursney

    This election year, cast your vote for the Republican candidate. Or the Democratic. Or…Robin Williams? In the new film Man of the Year, directed by Barry Levinson (Wag the Dog, Good Morning Vietnam),

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  • The Fray performs entertaining, positive show

    Tuesday, November 07, 2006 By: Ashley Wortelboer

    “I never knew, I never knew that everything was falling through...” I never knew The Fray, a pop-rock band out of Denver, would put on such an entertaining show.After weeks of waiting in anticipation,

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  • Are You Ready for a Revolution?: Choir group finds alternate route to school

    Tuesday, November 07, 2006 By: Sarah Keep

    By Sarah KeepStaff WriterWalk into the choir room. Pick up a music folder, and open it. Listen to the notes that are most likely being sung. Hear the sweet sounds of Mike D’Oyly, the accompanist on th

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  • Java Jive: Fall Coffee House deemed a success

    Tuesday, November 07, 2006 By: Lauren Anderegg

    This year’s fall installment of Coffee House was comprised of 15 singing and performing acts, and was held Tuesday, Oct. 24, in the Shores cafeteria at 7 p.m. Tickets were $4.The Sailors’ Cove provide

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  • Elvis sighted at halftime during football season: Marching Band uses 'King'-sized theme for show

    Wednesday, November 08, 2006 By: Kelsea Lilliefors

    Elvis has re-entered the building! The Shores’ Marching Band show titled Elvis Sightings: Glimpses of the King in Modern American Music conveys the conspiracy theory that Elvis is still alive and kick

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  • Barbershop Quartet Workshop makes the cut

    Wednesday, November 08, 2006 By: Shaun Basch

    The Performing Arts Center was “rockin’” on Saturday, Oct. 21. Nearly 180 singers from 16 schools across West Michigan participated in the first barbershop quartet workshop on the west side of the sta

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  • Super Sophs: Underclass returners lead girls’ b-ball

    Wednesday, November 08, 2006 By: Chris Mattson

    Since elementary school, Marie Roof and Allison Wolffis have been inseparable on the basketball court, even earning the nickname “The Twin Towers.”“Ally and I were given that nickname because of our h

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Minimum Wage, Maximum Controversy: While some praise new pay increase, others feel it lowers job opportunities
Tuesday, November 07, 2006 By Krystle Wagner
While most view the state’s minimum wage increase as a positive change for Michigan’s economy, social studies teacher Brad Kurth said the change is bad because it doesn’t help raise the standard of li
full story 
Hating Hamlet: Fall Players’ show continues tonight at 8 p.m.
Tuesday, November 07, 2006 By Lauren Anderegg
Six. Six people. Six people are all it takes to put on a play.Well, not really. But six is the number of cast members in this year’s fall play, I Hate Hamlet, which opened last night and continues ton
full story 

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