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  • Juan Diego Alum Remembered for Strength in Adversity

    Wednesday, September 14, 2011 By: Kelsey Watnes

    Jasmine Yu's family keeps Filipino tradition of holding a memorial service after 40-day period of mourning

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  • Blind discrimination:

    Friday, September 16, 2011 By: Missy Mead

    A student writes about the "blind discrimination" she faces in school from classmates.

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  • Friends in Need: BISD raises over $4K for Bastrop Fire Relief

    Friday, September 16, 2011 By: Tyler Cluck

    In the past week, many BISD students, teachers, and organizations have joined together to contribute over $4000 to the Bastrop Employment Relief Fund for fire relief in the Bastrop community. “The peo

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  • Chapin Huskies team up with Invisible Children awareness program

    Thursday, September 15, 2011 By: Samantha Granado & Cydney Shaw

    Brandon Spruill, Chapin senior, bluntly tells it like it is:“Although we may be generous, we’re still a greedy nation.”  The Roadies of Invisible Children are trying to change that. Since 2003

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  • Judge grants injunction on Senate Bill 54

    Thursday, September 15, 2011 By: THS News Media Reporter Jordan Bruening

    In July 2011, Sen. Jane Cunningham presented Senate Bill 54 to the Missouri General Assembly. On Jul. 14, the bill was signed into law by Gov. Jay Nixon, creating the Amy Hestir Student Protection Ac

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  • Contagion leaves viewers pleased but confused

    Thursday, September 15, 2011 By: Nico Ibanez

    Contagion, which came out September 9, is a movie about a new disease that is transmitted by touch or by breathing contaminated air. Sounds predictable, but I promise it’s not.     Matt Damon, Kate W

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  • Reality TV and How it's Fake

    Wednesday, September 07, 2011 By: Andrew Martinez

    Reality TV Isn't Reality

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  • Edline Increases Communication Among Teachers, Students, Parents

    Thursday, September 15, 2011 By: Maggy Self

    Students should be prepared to change their outlook on grades. Edline will make interims and progress reports obsolete by allowing parents and students to have the ability to check grades whenever the

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  • Hooked on hookahs

    Wednesday, September 14, 2011 By: Heather Gagne

    As you walk in to the shop, there are walls lined with different flavors: bubblegum, peach, mango, coconut, mint, chocolate, apple, and even margarita. With so many different flavors, it’s hard to cho

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  • Students and teachers: Is friending acceptable?

    Wednesday, September 14, 2011 By: Kaitlyn Kesler

    With Facebook's popularity, the temptation to friend teachers arises. Should it be allowed?

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What's 850 miles and 12 days among friends, after all? Well, it's financial support for a charity working with disabled youth in Missouri, and it's a time Arapahoe High students will never forget.
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Catonsville High's parents can better track their students' progress and interact with teachers now that the new principal has brought Edline to the school. It seems students like it, too.
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Catonsville High's parents can better track their students' progress and interact with teachers now that the new principal has brought Edline to the school. It seems students like it, too.
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Arapahoe High students who were part of the Catholic Church's World Youth Day say they were moved and changed by the experience of mixing with their world-wide peers.
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Jake Schellenberger's Papillion-LaVista South squad might have been as hurt as he was when the linebacker's broken leg ended his season. But from his injury, they've all learned the real meaning of 't
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Jake Schellenberger's Papillion-LaVista South squad might have been as hurt as he was when the linebacker's broken leg ended his season. But from his injury, they've all learned the real meaning of 't
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Hookah smoking is at least as dangerous as cigarettes, health experts say, but its social appeal and rising popularity make it an even bigger concern.
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Hookah smoking is at least as dangerous as cigarettes, health experts say, but its social appeal and rising popularity make it an even bigger concern.
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School districts like Arapahoe's see money come and go, each penny destined for specific accounts to pay for specific programs or services. Take, for instance, the juice you just bought at that vendin
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