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Snyder takes final bow: Curtain closes after 44 years of teaching
Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By: Liza Roesch
Pictures of casts, past and present, are scattered around Bill Snyder’s narrow office. They represent the hard work and dedication of a man who has devoted the last 44 years of his life to teaching.
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School board reaches middle ground for drug testing decision
Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By: Michael Parsons
The room was as sharply divided as the community. Crowded rows of people were segregated by their conflicting stances. Yellow pins marked the opponents of drug testing, while white stickers identifie
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Program makes students serious about college
Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By: Brittany Bennett
Juniors K’Shonda Crump and Brittnay Keating are getting a head start on college preparation, as they take advantage of Jamestown’s new college preparatory program, Degree To Be. Crump and Keating are
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Spilt milk to one is more work for another
Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By: Lianna Reagan
Principal Chuck Wagner calls it “trash art.” The custodians call it a mess. Either way, everyone thinks that the amount of trash in the cafeteria is out of control.As soon as students leave after each
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Saying goodbye to Mr. Snyder
Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By: Riley Leonhardt
The first time I did a play with Mr. Snyder, I was timid beyond belief. I had just moved to Williamsburg and had yet to find my niche. Admittedly, I was somewhat frightened of Mr. Snyder himself. I he
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Rants and Raves: : Students, Teachers sound off about Jamestown
Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By: Eagle Eye Opinion Editors
Injured player roots team to victoryAs you may know, the baseball team lost seven seniors last year, all of which were starters. This does not mean that the team will not do well this year. In fact
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Sophomore teaches seventh grader without words
Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By: Kelsey Lilley
It’s 3 o’clock on a Wednesday afternoon. Sophomore Meghan Rodgers sits in the back of the Berkeley Middle School cafeteria with 15-year-old seventh grader Mark Smith*. He can’t speak because he is non
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Passion for technology fuels senior’s drive to succeed
Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By: Fernando Perez
Breaking and fixing computers sounds like the work of a madman, but for senior Travis Webb, this is his passion.“I dedicate a lot of time to computers,” said Webb who was recently accepted to Virginia
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Ridley takes pride in father’s, soldier’s work
Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By: VJ Anello
Math teacher Patricia Ridley knows both the pain and joy that comes with being a “brat”. Her father Lynn D. Ridley, who retired from the military 10 years ago, and now works to develop democracies a
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30 Hour Famine inspires some to do more for others
Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By: Jae Aron
“I’m starving.” We say it, yet we never mean it. For more than a day, over 100 students from Jamestown participated in the “30 Hour Famine” through the Williamsburg Community Chapel, to try to experie
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The Eagle Eye
Jamestown High School
Williamsburg, VA
Issue Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Issue: Volume IX Issue VI
Last Update: Wednesday, April 26, 2006
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Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By Christy Mitchell
The youngest girl was napping. Her two older sisters were supposed to be sitting in the next room watching television, where the group had been playing a Playstation version of Jeopardy. Their babysit
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Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By Bethany Farrell
Sophomore Sydney Giblin walked through the Smithsonian as many students do during the school year. She walked with her mom, gazing at the various exhibits. It is a regular field trip to Washington, D.
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Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By Brynne Valla
After learning her cousin had been diagnosed with leukemia and might need a bone marrow transplant, junior Tabitha Burke said she felt a rush of disbelief. But once the initial shock wore off, she kne
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Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By Samantha Jones
When he was only 18, social studies teacher Bob Howell visited the Philippines. He said the people there were fascinated by his appearance. “I was the only white person they had ever seen and they all
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Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By Riley Leonhardt
With no coach, the Jamestown step team had no hope for winning competitions. And what began as a call for help ended up forming an unlikely family.“Jamestown had some real talent, but they had no coac
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Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By Riley Leonhardt
“V for Vendetta” is a brilliant film that combines dazzling special effects with a political message. The film, directed by the Wachowski brothers (The Matrix Trilogy), is based on the graphic novel b
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Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By Jenny Upton
CNN, MSN, The Virginia Gazette. These are just a few of the many traditional sources where students can learn about what is going on in the country and in the world. However, learning about the news i
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