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Rising Tides – Marshall Islands threatened by global warming
Consisting of five main islands, the Republic of the Marshall Islands rests in the Pacific Ocean and looks every bit like a tropical paradise. Situated...
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CF family follows faith to Fla
For some, finding a church that feels like a home can be a big challenge. For the Sabino family on the other hand, creating their...
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Late winter prime time for owl viewing
With mating season for owls just starting up, now is a great time to go out and brave the cold to see these nocturnal creatures....
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Aspiring artist creates whimsical pieces
Junior Sam Williams found inspiration for her artwork about five years ago. She went along with her mother and her boyfriend when they got tattoos...
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New headphones bring cord free enjoyment
Whether you think Apple’s AirPod headphones make you look goofy or not, the demanding questions are: Are they actually good quality headphones? And, are they...
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Under Pressure: Students use cheating as easy way out
Underneath the hum of the heater, students’ pencils scratch at Scantron sheets while the teacher looks over her desk at the rows of students in...
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No Flour, easy cookies – Peanut butter cookies can be made in less than 20 minutes
The recipe is very easy to make and tastes delicious. Every time I make them for myself, I always end up making a double batch...
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Average backpack weight negatively affects students
me The average high school student’s backpack weighs around 20 to 30 pounds. Valerie Loughney, a backpack pro who works at a REI Silverdale (backpack...
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Roundabout has learning curve
University roundabouts provide drivers with an efficient and speedy way to get around but also provide challenges for the newer drivers. Here’s how to navigate...
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Flute player tuning up for teaching
Senior Olivia Heinen joined band as soon as it was available in fifth grade. She started out playing the saxophone but switched to the flute...
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
