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Arapahoe Herald Arapahoe High School Centennial, CO Issue Date: 4/15/2008 Issue: Volume 44, Number 7 Last Update: 5/09/2008 Visit School Website |
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May 9, 2008 Headlines:
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STDs: One in four girls Shocking number of girls have contracted a sexually transmitted disease By Emma Lawler A sexually transmitted disease is an infection that can be transferred from one person to another through sexual contact. Sitting in a high school classroom or cafeteria, one could easily hear someone gossiping about their latest romance. But what can a s... full story >
By Sydney Streicher Early morning on March 21 members of the Arapaho tribe filed into the Arapahoe High School cafeteria preparing to perform for a school assembly. The purpose of the tribal members’ visit was to renew its ties with the high school that shares and honors i... full story > Drug dogs search Arapahoe campus for illegal substances By Caitlin O’Brien and Emma Lawler Heads of students throughout the cafeteria turned and watched intently as the canine drug units entered Arapahoe’s North entrance on April 7. When the search began, administrators and Arapahoe County officers took initiative to warn students to stay out o... full story >
Local students participate in World Sport Stacking Competition held April 5–6 in Denver By Kerry Leary Stacking 12 individual plastic cups into different formations may be an odd hobby for some, but competitors call it a full-fledged sport. “We have been on ESPN twice,” Mark Lingle, assistant director at the World Sport Stacking Association said. “They h... full story > 
Irish Dancer leaps into international competition Sophomore Nick Sullivan travels to Belfast, Ireland, places 19 of 41 By Emily Hermann Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance on PBS was one of those shows that every kid watched during the mid-nineties. There was something about the intense drums, the lightning fast dancing and extravagant costumes that pulled a kid in and kept him there. full story >
Jumping Champion Junior Callie Vanchina competes in equestrian sports By Anna Dreiling Every child has a dream. Some children want to become astronauts; others want to grow up to be president of the United States. Junior Callie Vanchina’s dream was to buy and ride her own horse. That childhood dream came true. full story > 
Calling all enthusiasts By Kelley Robinson Recently I participated in the Al Neuharth Free Spirit Scholarship and Conference in Washington D.C., the most competitive student journalism scholarship program in the country. From March 15 - 20 the program commemorated USA Today and Freedom Forum found... full story > Link Crew, freshmen relationships fall short By Allie Jones Link Crew is a group of upperclassmen that help freshmen get the hang of things and know what to do and where to go in their four years of high school. “By knowing the layout of the school and getting to know and meet new people, [Link Crew] helped us ge... full story > |
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