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  • 'Drowsy' show is no sleeper

    Wednesday, May 02, 2012 By: sophie byvik

    Those who have delved between the pages of The Great Gatsby will already be familiar with the world the spring musical’s cast will step into — the Jazz Age.  A rollicking show-within-a-show, The Drows

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  • Root inspires young artists

    Tuesday, May 01, 2012 By: sophie byvik

    It had been a long day, during my freshman year.  I had stayed after school for an endless and banal test, and, without a water bottle, my mouth was dry. Chatting with my father about my day, I wasn’t

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  • Hilleary handles the outdoors

    Monday, April 30, 2012 By: michelle daniek

    In the four years that agriculture teacher Susan Hilleary has been teaching here, she has headed Future Farmers of America (FFA), managed horticultural competitions, and overseen after-school study se

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  • Counselor gives lifelong advice

    Monday, April 30, 2012 By: amber pero

    Before coming to FHS seven years ago, guidance department head Mark Bjorkman worked for 31 years at Preston High School as a job placement coordinator, guidance counselor, and coach. As a hurdle coach

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  • Yoga offers peace of mind, body

    Monday, April 30, 2012 By: sophie byvik

    What activity can improve your flexibility, strength, balance and breathing in two short hours?  Yoga has been practiced for over 5,000 years and has brought these boons to those dedicated to improve

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  • Senior Yarnell pumps iron, muscles

    Monday, April 30, 2012 By: brandon bradley

    Take a look in the weight room on any given day- that person lifting more weight than anyone else is senior Marc Yarnell. Yarnell has been working out intensely since his seventh grade year.         

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  • Burgin 'backhands' competition

    Monday, April 30, 2012 By: claire spector

    Senior Colin Burgin, captain of the boys tennis team, is reaching for high goals on and off the court. Burgin started playing when he was very young because of his father’s love for the sport.        

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'Drowsy' show is no sleeper
Wednesday, May 02, 2012 By sophie byvik
Those who have delved between the pages of The Great Gatsby will already be familiar with the world the spring musical’s cast will step into — the Jazz Age.  A rollicking show-within-a-show, The Drows
full story 
Shuttle's last flight
Wednesday, May 02, 2012 By brandon bradley
On April 17 a Boeing 747 carrying the space shuttle Discovery flew over FHS during second block. The shuttle was being transported to Dulles International Airport to be placed in the Smithsonian Natio
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Haiti inspires winning photo
Wednesday, May 02, 2012 By patrick duggan
Senior Anna Peyton was recently awarded third place in the photography segment of the annual Congressional Art Show. Her picture, “Little Haitian Girls,” was one of two pictures she submitted to the c
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Students find adventures in Andros
Wednesday, May 02, 2012 By sarah thornton
Waking up beach side with not a worry in the world and a cup of hot chocolate at hand, junior Kyle West spent April 5-April 14 on the Andros islands with 26 Biology II classmates. This biannual trip t
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School safety: what you don't practice can hurt you
School safety: what you don't practice can hurt you
Wednesday, May 02, 2012 By jordyn elliott
Fauquier County Public Schools have mandatory fire drills every month. Students can do the drills in their sleep by now; get up, line up single file, and proceed to the nearest exit, both quickly and
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Politicians not welcome in personal decisions
Wednesday, May 02, 2012 By jordyn elliott
Being a woman is a special thing. We can be CEOs or housewives. We can create, carry, birth and nurse babies while still bringing home the bacon. We can be doctors, lawyers, diplomats, and heads of st
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Age profiling does teens disservice
Wednesday, May 02, 2012 By sarah thornton
As a teenager, I stand accused of using the five finger discount at every store, partying every weekend, being disrespectful to my parents and expecting the world to revolve around me.             Of
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'Mass Effect 3' is massively effective
Wednesday, May 02, 2012 By josh henry
Mass Effect 3, released in March is the latest installment of the Bio-Ware series that began in 2007. A legendary RPG series that has captivated fans ever since. The third installment is more refined
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'The Hunger Games' scores big in box office
Wednesday, May 02, 2012 By ryan perry
Artfully written and suspenseful, The Hunger Games is a gripping and unique novel for teenagers and adults, alike, that describes the ideals and practices of an authoritarian future society. Easily on
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'Titanic' stays afloat
Wednesday, May 02, 2012 By ryan perry
Fifteen years have passed since visionary filmmaker James Cameron (The Terminator) resurrected the Titanic for a unique twist on an unforgettable true story. Now, Cameron’s romantic epic has returned
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