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A Tale of One Team
Unless you were born to be in the spotlight, to perform in front of people is to venture out of your comfort zone, and often...
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Meditation reduces busy high school stress, improves test scores
Keeping yourself sane in a world full of stress, finals and college applications can be grueling. More and more often, students have been turning to...
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Hurricane struck close to home for student
Writers’ Note: Marilyn Viger is my great aunt. My mom and her siblings always loved visiting her house on Runnels Avenue before Hurricane Katrina tore it...
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Sculptures grasp school’s attention
Inspiration to create something with a powerful message can come from all different angles. Through sculpting, studentshave been able to share their messages through strange...
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Students make a switch from paper
Technology is already a big part of most of students’ lives, but now we’re bringing it to the classrooms. Most colleges already allow computers and...
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Don’t judge a book by its cover
Cat’s Cradle – Kurt Vonnegut Written in 1963 by the well-known author of Slaughterhouse Five, this novel is another prime example of Vonnegut’s writing prowess....
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Quest for the Big Stage
Writer’s note: Lars Lee is my cousin, and I have always known he would do big things. I come from a very musical family, so...
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Staffwriter sponsors Kenyan: By giving $28 a month, Lauren improves a life
In a world full of hungry people, you want to help but you just don’t know where to start. There are families in need in...
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No meat, no problem: Vegan lifestyle becoming more popular
A new lifestyle is becoming more popular in America. More people have started to reduce their consumption of meat in their daily meals or...
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Cedar Bend hosts successful cat yoga event
The Humane Society hosted an event last weekend on Saturday, May 2 for cat yoga at the Outreach and Education Center. There were many participants who showed up for...
