Girls' Teams Play for the Cure Wednesday, October 26, 2011 By Sabrina Ferrero October is breast cancer awareness month, and Kettle Run athletes are doing their part to contribute to the cause. Last year, the volleyball team hosted a “Dig Pink” game. They’re going to continu full story	Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Release Wednesday, October 26, 2011 By Colin Pavan Students are excited for the release of Modern Warfare 3. The game comes out November 8, and is expected to sell almost twice as much as the last two modern Warfare’s. In this new version, full story
E-Readers Challenge Paper Books Wednesday, October 26, 2011 By Natalia Kolenko In recent times, technology as entertainment has improved dramatically and has become faster and easier to use than anything before. eReaders, such as Kindles, have been replacing books all over the full story	Real Steel is a Must-See Wednesday, October 26, 2011 By Tamour Malik An action movie involving fighting robots is nothing new; however Real Steel brings new life to this tiring genre. Hugh Jackman, of X-men fame, stars in this latest film, playing a greedy robot-boxer full story
Facebook Changes Stir Up Doubt Wednesday, October 26, 2011 By Meleana Moore Becoming even more complex and confusing, Facebook has applied, and will apply, many changes. On September 22, Mark Zuckerberg released Facebook’s dramatic new changes. Facebook has now added a s full story	Newly-Founded SADD Club Encourages Good Decisions Tuesday, October 25, 2011 By Meleana Moore [ArticleImageHyperLink] Students Against Destructive Decisions, also known as SADD, is a new club at Kettle Run. Senior John Kiernan started the new chapter. Founded because psychological studies show that young people h full story
Online Newspaper Created to Keep Citizens Informed Tuesday, October 25, 2011 By Jessica Feltner There is a new news source in Fauquier County called Fauquier Now. The owners, Lawrence and Ellen Emerson said that Fauquier is ready for a constantly updated news source. “We launched FauquierNow.com full story	Color-Coded Cards Create Score-Based Rewards Tuesday, October 25, 2011 By Rachel Bongiovi [ArticleImageHyperLink] Every year, students are grudgingly led into the computer lab to take yet another SOL. Most students find it pointless or a waste of their time. But how might they feel if students could go to prom fo full story
Medications in School Receive Diagnosis: Forbidden Tuesday, October 25, 2011 By Marion Silas Over-the-counter medication, from allergy medicines to decongestants and cough drops, as well as prescription medications, like inhalers and Epipens, are strictly forbidden from Fauquier County Public full story	College Application Boot Camps Prove Helpful for Seniors Tuesday, October 25, 2011 By Abby Duker Senior year can be tough, especially for those applying to colleges. There are many decisions to make and not enough time to make them. Luckily, the counseling department has found a way to help. Kett full story

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