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  • Feeling trapped: Students face consequences of crimes committed

    Wednesday, April 14, 2010 By: Arianna Perez

    Students as young as freshmen find themselves tangled up in the criminal justice system. And once they do, it is difficult to escape.

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  • Schedule change possible for next year

    Tuesday, April 13, 2010 By: Laurin Ortega

    Teachers will be voting May 4 on a new schedule for next school year. With the year coming to an end, changes are being considered and they are going to be made to value student and staff time with a

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  • Fight for the future: Students and teachers unite to protest against further impeding educational cuts

    Tuesday, April 13, 2010 By: Claire Scheffer

    Senior Jesus Cano put on his skull adorned Misfits t-shirt and the rest of his black outfit and began to walk over to Delta. He, in this unlikely uniform, was meeting an army. Students, teachers, and

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  • 'Rosemary's Baby' traps readers in terrifying, surreal world

    Tuesday, April 13, 2010 By: Claire Scheffer

    Rosemary has the perfect life. She is married to a handsome actor named Guy, she just moved into her dream apartment in New York, and she is just about to have her first child.

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  • Behind bars

    Tuesday, April 13, 2010 By: Chelsea Scahill

    THINK YOU’RE A TOUGH GUY? TRY GOING TO PRISON.

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  • Mariposa an educational and emotional outlet

    Tuesday, April 13, 2010 By: Xe Xiong

    Every child has been teased or has teased someone before. As a result, someone can get emotionally hurt. Sheila Shepherd, coordinator of Mariposa, recalls that she was teased for being a “barking dog.

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  • Schedule change would bring better attitude

    Tuesday, April 13, 2010 By: Staff

    The gentle hum of bells is sweet music to the ears of many students since they signal the end of another day at school. On certain lucky days, students await the tune of this mechanical choir since it

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  • Golf allows player to relieve stress

    Wednesday, April 14, 2010 By: Anayeli Cordova

    From the loud bang of football helmets to the tranquil setting of the golf course is the transition that junior Malachi Rodriguez takes each spring.

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  • New motivation is sparked by friendly competition

    Wednesday, April 14, 2010 By: Samantha Espinoza

    Noticing little support from students and other teams in general, girls soccer coach Chris Viri created the bragging rights games involving both softball and soccer teams.

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  • Juggling Act: Parents of authority balance family, work

    Wednesday, April 14, 2010 By: Erica Trevino

    Parents usually get a break from work on holidays, but Easter for M. Moreno, started at 2 o’ clock in the morning. A call that awoke her from sleep told her she needed to come into work. Though this s

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Students as young as freshmen find themselves tangled up in the criminal justice system. And once they do, it is difficult to escape.
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Noticing little support from students and other teams in general, girls soccer coach Chris Viri created the bragging rights games involving both softball and soccer teams.
full story 
Parents usually get a break from work on holidays, but Easter for M. Moreno, started at 2 o’ clock in the morning. A call that awoke her from sleep told her she needed to come into work. Though this s
full story 
From the loud bang of football helmets to the tranquil setting of the golf course is the transition that junior Malachi Rodriguez takes each spring.
full story 
Jazzee Grant has always loved acting, but she hates “drama.” She remembers when she was one of four seventh graders in her Visual And Performing Arts class chosen to visit UC Davis to participate in a
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Everyone makes mistakes. Some mistakes can be simple and harmless, and others can be more serious, ultimately leading to jail time. These consequences impact the lives of those involved forever, affec
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Leading a team isn’t easy. Often the necessary skills are acquired over years of repetition.
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Self-control: Sophomore gains composure after jail time
Sophomore Cody Sons was practicing in the batting cages when he glanced across the field at his 10 year old sister. She was yelling at the 35 year old man who had taken off with her bike. As he saw th
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This year’s track team considers itself well conditioned and ready. This was apparent as they placed in events at the March 13 SJAA meets at Bear Creek, Modesto, and Stanislaus.
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Finding God helps inmate learn he is not a ‘monster’
The walls weigh in as the small cell doors close and are quickly locked. The surrounding view includes gloomy walls, a bar covered window, and a cell mate.
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