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  • Sholar named Dare Principal of the Year: Joey Lamb

    Saturday, October 08, 2005 By:

    Though opening a new high school would seem like a strenuous task for most principals, Allison Sholar has shown little fear. Just one year after her school’s opening, FFHS’s principal has already show

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  • Katrina efforts prove successful

    Monday, October 10, 2005 By: Dani Landskroener

    As the remnants of Hurricane Katrina disappeared, the world was awestruck to see the Big Easy silenced. Almost immediately, the Outer Banks community broke that silence, offering aid to the victims in

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  • Sawyer wins TOY

    Monday, October 10, 2005 By: Natalie Scott

    Journalism teacher Robin Sawyer and her daughter, junior Korie Sawyer, were on their way home from school Sept. 9, when Mrs. Sawyer’s phone rang. On the line was Diane Forest, coordinator for the loca

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  • Landmarks leveled

    Monday, October 10, 2005 By: Brandon Edwards

    As the summer season ends, tourists leave and businesses close up. This season, however, some landmarks are saying their final goodbye, as many are being torn down to build “mini-hotels.” Quagmires, f

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  • Music festival returns to Roanoke Island

    Monday, October 10, 2005 By: Alexi Holian

    For the third year, the Carolista Music Festival will be held at Roanoke Island Festival Park Oct. 7 – 9.

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  • Club, publications bring home awards, receive honors during summer break

    Monday, October 10, 2005 By: Olivia Hurd

    For most students, school is the last thing on their minds during the summer. But a few from FFHS gave up a week at the beach to attend summer programs, like the North Carolina Scholastic Media Associ

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  • Lockers to be kept for school career

    Monday, October 10, 2005 By: Kim Anderson

    At the beginning of the school year, most students expected everything to be different. However, that mentality changed when they found out that they would be keeping the same locker assigned to them

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  • Parking choice now made new senior privilege

    Monday, October 10, 2005 By: Meagan Gomez

    When school began and seniors started to choose their parking spaces for the year, many juniors expected their turn to choose would be next. However, this year, juniors were not be allowed to choose w

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  • Free food, candy spread fever: Club Day offers information, gives opportunities to sign up

    Monday, October 10, 2005 By: Alexi Holian

    Club Day was held on Sept. 9 during all three lunches, giving students the opportunity to join the clubs that had set up displays in the lobby.

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  • Self-medication outlawed

    Monday, October 10, 2005 By: Natalie Scott

    During the first week of school, announcements were heard constantly about self-medication and the permission form that was to be turned in order to receive medicine at school. There was a lot of conf

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Nighthawk News First Flight High School Kill Devil Hills, NC
Issue Date: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 Issue: Volume 2 Issue 1 Last Update: Tuesday, October 25, 2005
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New policies mean change
Saturday, October 08, 2005 By Caroline Outten
Rules can vary from year including school starting times, student parking and other minor regulations. This year, not only were these changes made, but several other major policies were enforced that
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Student Press Restricted
Student Press Restricted
Saturday, October 08, 2005 By Staff Editorial
As a first-year newspaper, winning one state-level award is an accomplishment few student publications achieve. Nighthawk News and its staff were the proud recipients of more than 20 awards, including
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Katrina efforts prove successful
Monday, October 10, 2005 By Dani Landskroener
As the remnants of Hurricane Katrina disappeared, the world was awestruck to see the Big Easy silenced. Almost immediately, the Outer Banks community broke that silence, offering aid to the victims in
full story 
Sholar named Dare Principal of the Year: Joey Lamb
Saturday, October 08, 2005 By
Though opening a new high school would seem like a strenuous task for most principals, Allison Sholar has shown little fear. Just one year after her school’s opening, FFHS’s principal has already show
full story 
Sawyer wins TOY
Monday, October 10, 2005 By Natalie Scott
Journalism teacher Robin Sawyer and her daughter, junior Korie Sawyer, were on their way home from school Sept. 9, when Mrs. Sawyer’s phone rang. On the line was Diane Forest, coordinator for the loca
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