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  • Sweet drinks replace soda: NEW ALTERNATIVES TO SODA, NOW BANNED FROM THE SCHOOL LUNCHES, CONTAIN MORE SUGAR AND CALORIES.

    Wednesday, March 01, 2006 By: Zahra Arbabi-Aski

    Before winter break students bought pizza and subs with a soda as part of a lunch combo. Now, the Miami Dade school board forbids the sale of carbonated beverages in school. However, sodas are still s

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  • NJROTC Saluting Tradition: Program to host formal celebration following annual inspection

    Wednesday, March 01, 2006 By: Ellen Kruk

    For a night of dancing and dining, the Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) will trade their military uniforms for formal banquet wear.

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  • Harvard graduate replaces Frick as Advanced Placement Biology teacher

    Wednesday, March 01, 2006 By: Samantha Minski/Business Manager

    As of Feb. 1, Biology teacher Robert Frick left Krop to teach Integrated Science at Seminole Ridge High School.

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  • Editorial Cartoon

    Wednesday, March 01, 2006 By: Drew Lerman/Editor-in-Chief

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  • New president should not be trusted

    Wednesday, March 01, 2006 By: Katia Philippeaux/Photo Editor

    On Feb. 7, Haitian citizens walked miles to cast their vote for the presidency. The 2006 elections, the first since the ousting of exiled president Jean Bertrand Aristide, were under way. The outcome

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  • Star FocusDrama picks new play

    Wednesday, March 01, 2006 By: Logan Jaffe/Spread Editor

    As Cats, this year’s anticipated musical, consisted of more rehearsal time than available, Krop’s Star Academy chose a new production: Fame.

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  • Teen ticket vendor ‘shocks’ Miami

    Wednesday, March 01, 2006 By: James Windley III

    It is a well-known fact that Miami is a city full of exciting events, including film festivals, symphony orchestras, even flamenco dancing. Today’s students, however, have trouble locating a performan

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  • International Club to participate in high school environment competition

    Wednesday, March 01, 2006 By: Carol Kerpel

    The International club has entered in a competition known as “The Fairchild Challenge.”

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  • Chicago punks create ‘bold, thematic album’

    Wednesday, March 01, 2006 By: Drew Lerman/Editor-in-Chief

    In a musical atmosphere increasingly dominated by iTunes and Limewire—where consumers download a band’s hit single and move on—less and less attention is paid to that ugly, dying relic, the cohesive a

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  • Opportunity To Pre-Screen 'She's The Man'

    Thursday, March 02, 2006 By:

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Committee and magnets make for memorable celebration
As a senior, I’ve been through 12 years of attempts by school to celebrate Black History Month. But this year was the first I actually noticed.
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As Cats, this year’s anticipated musical, consisted of more rehearsal time than available, Krop’s Star Academy chose a new production: Fame.
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Of the 27 students who entered writing pieces into this year’s Scholastic Art and Writing contest, 17 won Silver and Gold Keys, the second and first highest honors, at the regional level.
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Voices in the Night, an annual student run production showcasing Krop’s magnet singers, musicians and dancers will be held in April. Every detail, from the lighting to the final curtain, is overseen b
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Teen ticket vendor ‘shocks’ Miami
It is a well-known fact that Miami is a city full of exciting events, including film festivals, symphony orchestras, even flamenco dancing. Today’s students, however, have trouble locating a performan
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Throughout SNFTY’s three years of assembling Battle of the Bands, they’ve never experienced anything like this—a Battle of the Battle of the Bands.
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A pattern is emerging in Hollywood. Most years, the films that win the Oscars gross significantly less at the box office than those that win the Razzies (awards given to the worst movies).
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In a musical atmosphere increasingly dominated by iTunes and Limewire—where consumers download a band’s hit single and move on—less and less attention is paid to that ugly, dying relic, the cohesive a
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Think of a Mexican food entree ... think of another Mexican food entree ... think of a third Mexican food entree. Was the third entree you thought of, enchiladas?Mexican restaurants are places where t
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