• 'Thirteen Reasons Why' is insightful novel for young adults

    Monday, March 15, 2010 By: Jordan Bro

    “Thirteen Reasons Why" is a deep and thought provoking book. It’s a great book for young adults who enjoy a realistic story involving a seemingly hopeless romance.

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  • Shakespeare fans will love 'Ophelia'

    Monday, March 15, 2010 By: Holly Walcutt

    Shakespeare's famous tragedy “Hamlet” has been redone, but in this case it’s Hamlet’s secret lover Ophelia who is in the spotlight.

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  • 'Leviathan' will please sci-fi fans

    Friday, March 12, 2010 By: Kacy Cooper

    “Leviathan” is a unique story that is sure to please sci-fi fans. “Behemoth,” the second book in the series, will be released in October.

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  • Creative Writing Club helps students strengthen writing skills

    Friday, March 12, 2010 By: Kayla Varndell

    Seniors Kacy Cooper and Maranda Joy are the cofounders of South’s Creative Writing Club. They started the club last year with their sponsor, English teacher Mrs. Wende Williams.

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  • 'To Save a Life' leaves moviegoers guessing

    Friday, March 12, 2010 By: Kayla Varndell

    An enthralling set of events keeps the viewers' attention throughout the movie. It leaves moviegoers guessing, and mouths hanging open in surprise.

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  • Boys' Basketball season comes to a close

    Friday, March 05, 2010 By: Jordan Bro

    The boys’ basketball season came to a close with a 68-59 loss at Capital. “We could have done better,” junior Chris Neal said, “We did what we could, they just came out stronger.”

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  • Cast of 'Big Brother' assists with fundraiser for forensics and debate team

    Friday, March 05, 2010 By: Kacy Cooper

    Sunday Feb. 21, the forensics and debate team held a meet and greet with three of the cast members from the CBS reality show Big Brother 11. For five dollars, people got a chance to speak with Big Bro

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  • Olympic medal count

    Friday, March 05, 2010 By: Alyssa Simon

    The United States was able to hold top spot in most medals earned throughout the Olympic games. Finishing with 37 medals overall, they fell just seven ahead of Germany, who finished with 30. Finishing

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  • 'Dear John' novel fans won't be disappointed

    Thursday, March 04, 2010 By: Lindsay Scarberry

    Viewers will become deeply involved with the plot and become more emotional the longer the movie goes on. This romantic film is a definite tear jerker, and viewers will need nothing more than a box of

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  • Runners and Walkers Club

    Wednesday, March 03, 2010 By: Ashley Hanna

    The club meets every Wednesday after school to have meetings about upcoming events and what they have planned. They also set up courses to run and walk after their meetings.

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Review
'Thirteen Reasons Why' is insightful novel for young adults
Monday, March 15, 2010 By Jordan Bro
“Thirteen Reasons Why" is a deep and thought provoking book. It’s a great book for young adults who enjoy a realistic story involving a seemingly hopeless romance.
full story 
Shakespeare fans will love 'Ophelia'
Monday, March 15, 2010 By Holly Walcutt
Shakespeare's famous tragedy “Hamlet” has been redone, but in this case it’s Hamlet’s secret lover Ophelia who is in the spotlight.
full story 
'Lost Summer' will satisfy readers seeking a realistic romance
Monday, March 15, 2010 By Alyssa Simon
Alex Mcaulay's "Lost Summer" is a fanastic read for anyone looking for the perfect mixture of suspense and romance.
full story 
'Leviathan' will please sci-fi fans
Friday, March 12, 2010 By Kacy Cooper
“Leviathan” is a unique story that is sure to please sci-fi fans. “Behemoth,” the second book in the series, will be released in October.
full story 
'To Save a Life' leaves moviegoers guessing
Friday, March 12, 2010 By Kayla Varndell
An enthralling set of events keeps the viewers' attention throughout the movie. It leaves moviegoers guessing, and mouths hanging open in surprise.
full story 
'Dear John' novel fans won't be disappointed
Thursday, March 04, 2010 By Lindsay Scarberry
Viewers will become deeply involved with the plot and become more emotional the longer the movie goes on. This romantic film is a definite tear jerker, and viewers will need nothing more than a box of
full story 
"Twenties Girl"
Wednesday, March 03, 2010 By Kacy Cooper
“Twenties Girl” is an addictive read filled with fun, friendship and romance.
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Sixteen-year-olds deprived of job opportunities
Monday, February 22, 2010 By Abbie Sweeney
When a student is 16 and trying to find a job to pay for those things, it can be difficult. Jobs shouldn’t be given based on a person’s age. They should be given on experience.
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Three lunch periods cause unnecessary problems
Friday, February 19, 2010 By Erica Palmer
Although some necessary changes have been made to the school this year, other changes didn’t help. As a third lunch was added to the school day the status of the cafeteria food remains the same and lu
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Dear John, I'll never forget your story
Friday, February 05, 2010 By Lindsay Scarberry
This book is definitely for those who like sappy romantic comedies (or tragedies, in Sparks' case). Readers who enjoy Sparks' previous novels such as “The Notebook” and “Nights In Rodanthe,” will pro
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