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  • Fair Game: hunting breaks down gender barriers

    Saturday, December 18, 2010 By: Emily Tolan

    The U.S. Fish and Wildlife service conducted a survey in 2007 that estimates the number of female hunters is 10% of 12.5 million hunters, a huge increase since 1991. 300,000 of those girls are under t

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  • IRON MAN

    Saturday, December 18, 2010 By: Christina Gulliver

    Supplements, dieting, banana suits and hardcore workouts are all things familiar to bodybuilders, and for one eighteen year old, it is something that rules his life.

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  • We're Falling Behind, and It's Your Fault

    Friday, December 17, 2010 By: Michael Cheung

    Our education system needs another jump-start.

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  • Editorial

    Friday, December 17, 2010 By: Editorial Board

    The FCAT: not quite a four-letter word, but a four-letter acronym that might as well be amongst the long list of dirty words. Though it stands for Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test, it’s been dubb

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  • 'Cannibal' dismays Ke$ha fans' expectations

    Friday, December 17, 2010 By: Joseph Cardenas/Section Editor

    After some researching, album-stream listening and review reading, I’ve noticed something different with Ke$ha: people like her album. I mean, find it decent, at least. Even though I personally love m

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  • Black Swan: Black Indeed

    Friday, December 17, 2010 By: Jeremy Maldonado

    “Black Swan” is rated R for racy.

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  • Go Vegetarianism!

    Friday, December 17, 2010 By: Henrike Hennig

    Living without meat is not as hard as many people think.

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  • Recent fighting surprises students and worries staff

    Friday, December 17, 2010 By: Katie Hayden

    Indianola has a new spring-up of fighting in the school. What has gotten into students?

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  • Using iPods in School

    Friday, December 17, 2010 By: Katelyn Carney

    In many schools around the country, the use of iPods or any other such electronic devices are banned from the working environment of students. Many teachers and some parents are against the use of the

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  • Religion Through My Eyes

    Friday, December 17, 2010 By: Priscilla Johnson

    What is Religion? Is it a way of controlling the world, as many say or was it designed to give society something to believe in? To symbolize a faith and a very strong belief in something or someone wh

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A techie is someone who works behind the scenes of a play to build the props, sew the costumes, focus the lights, and fulfill all other tasks required to put on a show except, of course, the acting.
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A techie is someone who works behind the scenes of a play to build the props, sew the costumes, focus the lights, and fulfill all other tasks required to put on a show except, of course, the acting.
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I messed up. I committed some serious errors on the road. I have to accept that, get over it and move on. But it means no license. Not today, anyway.
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Supplements, dieting, banana suits and hardcore workouts are all things familiar to bodybuilders.
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Supplements, dieting, banana suits and hardcore workouts are all things familiar to bodybuilders.
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