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Journalism: more than just words

Friday, December 12, 2008 By: Samantha Espinoza

Throughout my first year in Journalism 1-2 many students agreed that the course was just about writing. “You just write,” they’d say. Of course, this led students to think it was an easy class and the
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Ambassadors help resolve student conflicts

Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By: Lissette Rodriguez

Senior Jackie Campos wasn’t on her best behavior last year. Because of an altercation, she had to go to a couple of peer mediation meetings. Through this program, she developed a desire to be on the o
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PATHS EXPLORED: students learn about job choices

Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By: Alisya Mora

“How about another raffle?” said Silvia De Alba, AVID counselor, opening Career Night as students and their families firmly held their tickets. Besides the free pizza and Cold Stone gift cards, parent
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TESTS=STRESS: Constant testing leads to anxiety within the student body

Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By: Stagg Line

There was a public outcry over the summer when the community read the front page headline of the Stockton Record. The information stated was simple. Stagg's dropout rate had increased to 54 percent.
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‘Little princess’ inspired by father to run for queen

Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By: Erin Lund

My dad still refers to me as his “little princess.” Whether he calls me this in front of my closest friends or as we walk through the aisles of a grocery store, my childhood nickname doesn’t bother or
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Appearances form first

Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By: Erica Trevino

Dolls, tea parties, and pigtails are things of the past. I remember the times when girls would go outside and just be free -- free to play in the sand box and come back in the house looking like they
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Research proves that txt msgin improves writin

Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By: Michelle Pheav

lolol s0 r u cming 2 th mall 2mrr0w or n0t?omg ttly rite aftr sk0ol k?Texting. Instant messaging. E-mails. Social-networking sites. Today’s modern technology allows teens to communicate with their pee
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Employees know how to keep their job: Skills such as courtesy and tolerance hold down work

Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By: Claire Scheffer

With gas prices going up, employment rates going down, and with today’s other economic challenges, it is not only about finding a job but also keeping one. But what can you do to be successful once yo
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Too old? Ageism in politics

Thursday, September 25, 2008 By: Jeremy Dela Cruz

I used to think that wisdom came with age and that experience was the greatest teacher. I guess my upbringing made me this way since I have strong-willed parents guiding me through life with their pas
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OBESITYHuge problem requires long-term fix

Thursday, September 25, 2008 By: Vanessa Ortiz

In the world of sales, some say to be successful you must lie. Just ask David Knodt, who said he lies constantly at his job. This sophomore works at a Le Petit Boutique, but it’s not just any boutiqu
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Stagg Line Amos Alonzo Stagg High School Stockton, CA

Issue Date: Friday, September 26, 2008 Issue: Volume 52 Issue 2 Last Update: Friday, December 12, 2008

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Male student works in ladies’ boutique

Friday, September 26, 2008 By Vanessa Ortiz

In the world of sales, some say to be successful you must lie. Just ask David Knodt, who said he lies constantly at his job. This sophomore works at a Le Petit Boutique, but it’s not just any boutiqu

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Newcomers welcomed: Former Franklin players feel 'different vibe' on team

Thursday, September 25, 2008 By Jessica Sanchez

Bickering and fighting are not associated with a team that is trying to become successful. Unity was something juniors Brittni Hernandez and Nicole Trevino say they were not used to when they played f

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TESTS=STRESS: Constant testing leads to anxiety within the student body

Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By Stagg Line

There was a public outcry over the summer when the community read the front page headline of the Stockton Record. The information stated was simple. Stagg's dropout rate had increased to 54 percent.

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Going the extra mile: Homecoming parade returns

Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By Chelsea Collura

The excitement has stirred among the students on campus for the past two weeks before the start of fall break. As students prepare to go to their fall break, they also prepare for the new experience t

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