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  • Construction: The end is in sight

    Friday, March 04, 2011 By: Taylor Moody

    As you have probably noticed, things around school have been more hectic than usual as teachers and students alike lug boxes upon boxes of supplies from their old classrooms and offices in the math, s

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  • Texting to Victory

    Friday, March 04, 2011 By: Drew Viguet

    In December of 2010, students helped put $10,000 in Glendale’s pocket. The school won the Verizon Wireless Text-to-Win Competition.

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  • It can be easy being green

    Friday, March 04, 2011 By: lindsey enslen

    It’s Thursday afternoon, and school has just ended. As you try to make your way down the main hallway, you are stopped by the mass of people crowded outside of English teacher Lee Lorber’s room. At th

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  • Planning the next Ames High School

    Friday, March 04, 2011 By: Scott MacDonald

    The 2010-11 school year marks the 50th anniversary of the first classes in the current Ames High School. While the current building doesn’t seem quite that old due to the numerous additions (front and

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  • PowerSchool Gives Students the Power

    Monday, February 28, 2011 By: Samantha Wasserman

    Have you ever found yourself at the end of a quarter with no idea what your average is in a certain class?

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  • Changes to HOPE Affect Georgia Students

    Monday, February 28, 2011 By: Becca Brown

    Helping Outstanding Pupils Educationally: This is what HOPE scholarship does for thousands of students each year. Although HOPE provides many students with their only possibility to go to college, it

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  • Sending wrong messages: Intent of texts lost in transmission among teens

    Tuesday, March 01, 2011 By: Lissette Rodriguez

    Sophomore De Andre Isaac recently posted a semi-nude photo of himself on the social networking site MySpace and wasn’t surprised to see that he had a couple of comments from friends. To him, it is jus

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  • "Somewhere Inside": An Educational, Emotional Read

    Monday, February 28, 2011 By: Ashley McCulley

    North Korea is the most politically-isolated in the world, and that is why, on March 17, 2009, two American journalists on assignment were quietly and wrongfully detained by the despotic regime.  Some

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  • Sanctum in 3D was visually stunning

    Monday, February 28, 2011 By: Brandon Hubbard, Staff Writer

    After his huge success in Avatar, James Cameron went off to direct a film by the name of Sanctum. This movie is about a group of cave divers who are trying to explore the biggest cave system in the wo

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  • Dead Space 2 Lives Up To Expectations

    Monday, February 28, 2011 By: Nick Delorm

    In-depth game review of Dead Space 2.

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The National Edition - Teen Generated News From Around The Nation my.hsj.org
Issue Date: Monday, March 07, 2011 Issue: Week of March 7, 2011
 
The National Edition is a collection of great journalism posted on my.hsj.org.

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News
For a half-century, its current building has served Ames High well. But it's old for a school building and the community is pondering whether to give it a facelift or a successor.
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Orneriness -- not criminal intent -- apparently led two Ankeny students on a day off to enter Southeast Polk High, officials say. After a chase around the school, they were nabbed.
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As elsewhere, these are hard economic times in the Beaverton School District, where teachers and staff face layoffs and the principal is searching desperately for ways to avoid that.
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School activity fees often violate a student's right to a free public education, the deal says, and tells districts to stop charging them. School officials face a September deadline.
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Even loyalties and traditions are eroded by shrinking budgets that threaten the futures of local colleges and universities. Louisiana officials are pondering the fate of campuses there.
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Worried about being caught by an approaching school teacher, six sixth-graders at Wigwam Middle School downed an assortment of pills and wound up hospitalized.
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Features
In a town at the center of world attention, a young person can get a great education. Fauquier High's Will Rodenberg's five months in Washington as a House page taught him tons.
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With some 20 percent of teens involved with sexting, chances are good someone you know will pop up on your screen, meaning to or not.
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It's just like school by phone, but fun. 'Words with Friends,' a mind-challenging game played by cell phone application, is catching fire among teens.
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Next time you want to kiss or curse your superintendent for a snow day decision, remember: It's a crystal ball process involving the weatherman and the super's counterparts.
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