"Since 1924."
The Colonial Gazette Fairfax High School Los Angeles, CA
Issue Date: Monday, November 02, 2009 Issue: Vol. 135 #1 Last Update: Tuesday, November 10, 2009


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A 45-0 junior varsity victory and a great 16-23 effort against the higher ranked Hamilton High Yankees should have been a reason for celebration in Fairfax on October 16. However, situations quickly c
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The dance floor is not bouncin’ with the latest jam and minutes pass by with students complaining about the music. The clock ticks away and finally the famous Jerk song plays, catching the attention o
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Students crowded into one classroom on September 15, eager to witness a reenactment of the case of Sarah, a high school student who intentionally sprayed urine and toilet water into other students’ mo
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Amid depressing tales of budget cuts and overcrowded classrooms, Fairfax High School manages to shine like a diamond in the rough. Fairfax sky rocketed to the top fourth rank among Los Angeles Unified
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At 6’5” and 280 lbs., Anthony Giannelli, 17, is no ordinary baseball player. The senior is nationally recognized and is expected to go far and achieve incredible things in life, according to Coach Ro
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Do you remember the year 2006? It was one of your middle school years, when everyone was just starting to discover social networking. It was when only a few knew about MySpace, and when Facebook was s
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Imagine hastily walking three flights of stairs to a classroom during lunch to turn in a late assignment. Suddenly, a school staff member stops you and tells you to leave the main building because it
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No more than eight months ago, Barack Obama was inaugurated as our forty-fourth and our first African -American president. No more than a few weeks ago, he was awarded the prestigious Nobel Peace Priz
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It’s not surprising that the global economic downturn has begun to affect our schools. LAUSD and other school districts were hit hard and had to make many tough choices: cut teacher positions and rais


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