• Athletes sign their future

    Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By: Alex Henderson

    Once the 2005-‘06 football season came to an end after the 14-0 lost to Pensacola Pace School, it has been more than just letting back and relaxing for senior football players. More so ‘CRUNCH TIME’ (

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  • Athletes sign their future

    Tuesday, April 25, 2006 By: Alex Henderson

    Once the 2005-‘06 football season came to an end after the 14-0 lost to Pensacola Pace School, it has been more than just letting back and relaxing for senior football players. More so ‘CRUNCH TIME’ (

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  • Lincoln gives students cars the boot: New alternative to towing successful

    Wednesday, April 26, 2006 By: Wendy Walters

    A new method of controlling the parking situation has arrived at Lincoln. This semester, the administration introduced an alternative to towing students not properly parked in their assigned spots.

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  • Limiting Title IX unfair to female athletes

    Wednesday, April 26, 2006 By: Reflects views of editorial board

    The issue: A recent revision in women's sports amendment, Title IX, may limit funding for females in high school sports. Why should the famles be the ones who suffer?

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  • Students heat up the kitchen: Culinary arts class trains future chefs

    Wednesday, May 03, 2006 By: Lindsey Llado

    Tantalizing smells emanate from the stove; flavorful spices are sprinkled on top of delicious foods. The first bite is so scrumptious it melts in your mouth.

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  • Construction Update: New dining hall emerges on campus

    Friday, May 05, 2006 By: Alex Henderson

    As Principal Martha Bunch would like to call it, “The New Dining Hall” has been under construction since the first week of January. The BayCrest Corporation has 40-80 workers on the crew working a 7 a

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  • Maben overcomes odds: First female wrestler ay Lincoln proves dedication

    Friday, May 05, 2006 By: Wendy Walters

    Five foot six, 130 pounds and an incredible headlock could describe many wrestlers around Leon County. What’s different about this one? Try long, straight brown hair and a belly-button ring.Senior

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  • Softball mound moves to college distance

    Friday, May 05, 2006 By: Aarum Youn

    The Florida High School Athletics Association decided to set a new regulation pushing back the softball pitcher’s plate three feet. The new regulation allows the high school players a taste of what it

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  • Blazing saddles. clearing obstacles: Horseback riding proves to be more than just sitting in a saddle

    Friday, May 05, 2006 By: Kara Colvin

    Jumping clear over 5-foot fences, weaving around poles, racing in between barrels, flying through cross-country courses, moving gracefully in dressage rings or stepping delicately over ground poles ar

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  • Crushing on the stars: Teachers are not safe from celebrity attraction

    Monday, May 08, 2006 By: Kara Colvin

    “He was physically attractive, and he looked like he was having fun on stage.” Sounds like a teenager reminiscing over a concert, right? Wrong. Even though this comment is about seeing Sting at a

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Hungry? Grab a bite at Old Mexico.Want to take your taste buds on a ride? Old Mexico can take care of that request. The spicy enchiladas with rice and beans ($3.25) will fill any hunger needs. And ev
One day, I saw a book and could not help but judge its cover. It was light green with a head on it made up of puzzle pieces. As I opened the book and flipped through 444 pages of big font, I noticed
“The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess” is the official title of the adventure in Nintendo’s popular video-game series. But how long must the series fanatics wait? The game was first rumored to be ou
“He was physically attractive, and he looked like he was having fun on stage.” Sounds like a teenager reminiscing over a concert, right? Wrong. Even though this comment is about seeing Sting at a
Pacing back and forth in his New York apartment, Bob Wiley impatiently awaits the dreaded event that draws near — his therapy appointment that will be taking place outside the secure confines of his h
Go back seven years; someone is sitting in their room flipping through channels on television. They end up on the new Lou Bega music video, “Mambo No. 5.” They start moving their hips, trying to match
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Think back to the decade when only the “rich kids” had computers, to the age of the VHS tapes and CDs. Think back to before there were DVDs and iPods when computer games were all the rage and cell pho
Honey, this is the ’90s. Y’know, microchips, microwaves, air phones.” This line by Holly McClane from “Die Hard 2” sums up what this time period was all about. But the decade also saw a load of great
From baggy overalls and lumberjack plaid, fashion has come a long way from the 1990s. In an era that gave up style for comfort, modern-day Paris Hilton’s barely-there outfits would be more out than Qu
1990 was the year when some of the current sophomores and freshmen were born. That year was when the Hubble telescope was sent into space. That year was a time for “Cheers.”
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