Lady Raiders Seek State Playoffs Sunday, December 12, 2010 By Justin Cain After a 3-2 start, the Mays girls basketball team is optimistic about the upcoming season with hopes of advancing into the state tournament by season’s end.Coach Natasha Harrigan is confident the Lady full story

Raiders Play Physical in Rematch with Champs Sunday, December 12, 2010 By Drew Underwood In the first rematch of last year’s Class AAAA state championship, round one went to Miller Grove as the Wolverines beat the Raiders 71-52 on Dec. 7.The 19-point margin of loss doesn’t begin to tell t full story

Raiders End Season 7-4 in Playoffs Sunday, December 12, 2010 By Drew Underwood The 2010 football season ended just as it had a year ago. Mays was eliminated in the first round of the state playoffs with a 52-31 loss to Clarke Central. A year ago, the Raiders lost 31-28 in Athens full story

Inside View on Entertainment Industry Sunday, December 12, 2010 By Chelsea Samuel Leading entertainers and industry insiders visited Mays to share their experiences and answer questions about survival and success in the entertainment industry.Part of the Grammy Career Day program, full story

10-Year Old Giving Birth a Wake-Up Call Sunday, December 12, 2010 By Jazmine Woodruff A shocking story recently surfaced about a 10-year old giving birth to a baby in Spain. Surprisingly, the young mother and her baby were in good health during and after the birth. Not only is the moth full story

Illegal Downloads Help Artists [ArticleImageHyperLink] Sunday, December 12, 2010 By Briana Weaver A single Minnesota mother of four, Jammie Thomas-Rasset once owed nearly $2 million for illegally sharing 24 songs over the Internet, $62,500 for each song illegally shared. In 2007, a judge fined he full story

Immigrant Students Add Diversity to Mays Sunday, December 12, 2010 By Chelsea Samuel Story 2 in Culturally Aware package looking at the adjustment of immigrant students at predominantly African American Mays High School. full story

Students Produce Play to Collect Toys for Needy Children Sunday, December 12, 2010 By Kayla Morgan On Dec. 10, the Mays SkillsUSA club hosted the stage play “Sister Rabbit Takes Harlem” to collect holiday toys for needy children. The play’s characters were jungle animals that had musical talents an full story

Bullying:The Bobby Tillman Tragedy Tuesday, December 07, 2010 By Jazmine Woodruff The recent death of 18-year old Bobby Tillman in suburban Douglas County sent shock waves throughout the community. The brutality of his murder had everyone on pins and needles. A party intended to ce full story

Then & Now: Stephanie Jones Teaches With Humor and Compassion [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, December 03, 2010 By Amram Gainer Stephanie Jones is more than just a Spanish teacher at Mays. Jones has changed over the years, but never strayed away from the goofy, cool person everyone has come to know.Jones is an Atlanta native a full story

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