Monday, October 17, 2011 By Ben Wolford Weezy's New Album Underwhelms After dropping Tha Carter III, a studio album that sold over three million copies and became 2008’s bestselling album, most would say it is absurd to doubt the talent and popularity of Lil’ Wayne. full story	Monday, October 17, 2011 By Doug Shaw [ArticleImageHyperLink] Using Facebook: A Teachers’ Approach To Reaching Their Students The current Fayette County policy in regards to teacher and administration ran Facebook pages is to treat the page as if it were a puppy. Teachers have been using these pages to easily post informati full story
Monday, October 17, 2011 By Nick Kline The Man Who Watched Too Much: Summer Blockbusters Hollywood’s biggest cinematic season has just ended, and while there have been some bright spots, the summer of 2011 has been home to mostly disappointing fare for this film junkie. full story	Monday, October 17, 2011 By Melissa Stravitz The Beginning of a New Year: Forever Bonded by Friends, Meets and Pasta Parties When the class of 2012 graduated last spring, the Dunbar cross country team lost an extremely important group of runners. Instead of leaving them defeated, however, the loss has spurred the remaining full story
Monday, October 17, 2011 By Ashley Natour Summer Hot Spots From the Florida heat to the cool Scotland air, Dunbar students have traveled just about everywhere this past summer full story	Wednesday, October 12, 2011 By Ben Wolford Street Art Around Lexington There are certainly many things that make our city unique, but the decorative expression of street art is often overlooked. full story
Wednesday, October 12, 2011 By Melissa Stravitz Stravitz Family Soapbox: A PLD Duo A couple of months ago, amid all the summer homework and back-to-school hullaballoo, I realized that many things would be different this year. I would be starting my last year of high school, a full story	Wednesday, October 12, 2011 By Paige Mason [ArticleImageHyperLink] Project SEE Theatre Combines the Past and Present The performing arts are coming back to life in Lexington because Project SEE Theatre has arrived to shake up the theatre experience in our community. full story
Wednesday, October 12, 2011 By Alyssa Molden [ArticleImageHyperLink] Photoshopped Celebrity Images Fuel Views of Unrealistic Beauty Do you feel like you can relate to those unrealistically perfect models on magazine covers? If you answer that question truthfully, then the answer is probably not. full story	Wednesday, October 12, 2011 By J.P. Deering Everything You Would Want to Know about Organic Eats and Treats in Lexington Organic food is gaining in popularity every day. Here's the skinny on four of the best organic food places around Lexington. full story

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