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  • Influenza epidemic spreads across country

    Thursday, January 08, 2004 By: Alex Kubat, Assistant News Editor

    Every year the people all over the world are struck with the menacing disease known as influenza or the flu.According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, 114,000 Americ

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  • Art students decorate hallways with new murals

    Thursday, January 08, 2004 By: Maja Raskovic, Staff Reporter

    Taking a walk through the halls may make one feel as though they were in an art museum. Students have been painting reproductions of famous artists’ work since 1989. The first mural ever painted was V

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  • Freshman guidance office wins decorating contest

    Thursday, January 08, 2004 By: Patrick Bainer, Staff Reporter

    Lights, ornaments, and decorations throughout the school, the annual class-decorating contest strives to bring holiday cheer to the school.Some classrooms throughout the school are getting ready for t

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  • Blood Drive approaches in February

    Thursday, January 08, 2004 By: Daniel Human, News Editor

    High school students save millions of lives every year with donations other than food and clothing.Every year the Medical Professionals Club holds a blood drive to donate to the Heartland Blood Center

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  • Class on a missionfree postage to troops

    Thursday, January 08, 2004 By: Bob Herman, Sports Editor

    Stressful situations call for relaxation, and our soldiers need time to unwind while they are in Iraq.Students in Mr. Tom Clark’s U.S. History Honors classes wrote letters to state legislators concern

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  • Gossip, can’t live with it, can’t live without it

    Thursday, January 08, 2004 By: Megan Melcic, Business Manager

    Want to find out who is dating who, or what happened to the girl in your economics class at a party last weekend? Just open your ears and listen to all the juicy gossip spreading through the halls.

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  • Semester graduates not looking back

    Thursday, January 08, 2004 By: Bryant Myroup, Opinion Editor

    Why would anyone give up the chance for higher education, a greater chance to succeed, and more time with people one grew up with?Senior Nate Schuyler opted for early graduation so he could get out of

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  • A.U. provides unscripted comedy

    Thursday, January 08, 2004 By: Amanda Henry, Feature Editor

    Acting comes easy to some, and for the Drama II actors in Actors Unlimited it is almost second nature. They love what they do, and the stage is like their home.“We all want to be here, and we all enjo

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  • Ride to WatchYang’s Civic hides custom style

    Thursday, January 08, 2004 By: Steve Elizalde, Staff Photographer

    Young Yang’s ‘98 Honda Civic appears to be conventional, but it holds many concealed interior and exterior characteristics that allow him to stray from the pack of customary car enthusiasts. The Civi

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  • Job search proves difficult for students

    Thursday, January 08, 2004 By: Jim Fleming, Staff Reporter

    Whether used to pay for a car, insurance, or just to have a little cash on the side for personal use, teenagers need money. A part-time job is an excellent way to earn money and gain experience in th

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Scout Lake Central High School St John, IN
Issue Date: Thursday, January 15, 2004 Issue: Vol. 38 - Issue 5 Last Update: Thursday, January 08, 2004
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At-a-glance

Every year the people all over the world are struck with the menacing disease known as influenza or the flu.According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, 114,000 Americ
full story 
Stressful situations call for relaxation, and our soldiers need time to unwind while they are in Iraq.Students in Mr. Tom Clark’s U.S. History Honors classes wrote letters to state legislators concern
full story 
It’s that time of the school year again and students are cramming facts from September into their heads. That’s right, it’s time to take the ever-dreaded finals.Some student would like to take their
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Acting comes easy to some, and for the Drama II actors in Actors Unlimited it is almost second nature. They love what they do, and the stage is like their home.“We all want to be here, and we all enjo
full story 
Junior Brian Horgash climbed his way to the top at the Tenth Annual Wall Climbing competition in Bloomington, IL, on Nov. 22. He took first in the advanced division out of 44 contenders.
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Music has played a major part in the world today. To some, it is an artistic form of expression that many use as a creative outlet. From the loneliest peasant to the mightiest Pharaoh, music has been
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It is obvious that this school is one of the largest in the area, not just concerning size. The 2,591 students enrolled here are perfect targets for the influenza virus.“The flu is specific by type—i
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A preseason number one ranking was tagged on the boys’ basketball team this year, and so far the response of the team has only solidified that selection.“We won’t lose it,” head coach Mr. Jim Black sa
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Grande jete, pirouette, sache, sache, shanet… foreign language? Well sort of, these are actually techniques used by dancers, more specifically the centralettes who are leaping their way into a succes
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The wrestling team has started the season with a 2-5 record (thru Dec. 19). With a young team, they are fighting hard and hope to turn around their season.“I want our team to do as well as they can.
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