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Springbrook High School
Silver Spring, MD
Issue Date: 4/18/2008
Issue: Issue 9 Volume 46
Last Update: 4/23/2008
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Today's Date:
May 11, 2008
Headlines:
News  

Honorable opportunity surfaces
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Class Council Update
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SMOB candidates prepare for elections
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Give a pint, save a life
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The college board examines AP courses
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Lesson one... do your work!
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What if college isn't for me?
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Food wasting habits are foul
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China is unworthy of support
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Caution: slow moving students
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Clinton's campaign does not come close
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Sports  

Baseball starts season strong
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Front Page Stories

Honorable opportunity surfaces


By Peter Hawkins

The Desiree Pumphrey and the Lensay Kassa scholarships are up for grabs for seniors who can potentially receive $500 in college assistance. All students have the opportunity to be awarded these scholarships based on a 500- word essay submission.
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China is unworthy of support


By Miriam Hauser

This year brings many events that only occur every four years. These include the presidential elections, the leap day and the Summer Olympics. However, as the Olympics approach, people should ask themselves whether they really wish to support a country cu...
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Senior Veronica Walls and Junior Sonia Cardenas talk to an English class about the blood drive and encourage students to give blood. The blood drive is set to occur next Thursday.
Give a pint, save a life


By Surabhi Chadha

The annual Springbrook Blood Drive is taking place on Thursday, April 24 in Team Room 2. Participants must be 17 or older, weigh at least 110 pounds and bring a valid ID. The drive is sponsored by the Student Government Association (SGA) and the blood col...
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Caution: slow moving students


By Kenny Lorber

The five minutes that students have to move between classes is generally more than enough time. However, navigating through the hallways can be a challenge and can lead to people being tardy for various reasons. Issues involving both “hallway offenders,” ...
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 National Edition
Food wasting habits are foul


By Anne Myung

Some people are unforgivably wasteful. Their crimes are seen throughout the day in cafeterias, public restaurants, shopping malls, homes and anywhere else, whenever they throw away unfinished meals.
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Clinton's campaign does not come close


By Chris Roe

At a glance, presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton’s policies look exactly the same; strengthening the middle class, ending the war in Iraq and restoring America’s lost image are all issues the candidates seem keen on accomplishing...
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The college board examines AP courses


By Kyle Epstein

The College Board recently performed an audit to prove that the Advanced Placement (AP) teachers were actually doing their job in teaching a college level course.
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SMOB candidates prepare for elections


By Yemi Geteye

The Student Member of the Board (SMOB) is a student who works alongside the board of education and is elected through a majority vote of students from middle and high school. The SMOB has a vote on issues like administrative appointments and the Board’s l...
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Lesson one... do your work!


By Jolie Choe

By now, college-bound students in the graduating class of 2008 have all gotten their letters back from colleges determining their fate after high school. By next month, most are required to lock down on their preferred college and get ready to start their...
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Class Council Update


By Carol Downey

A look at the activities of the four class councils.
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What if college isn't for me?


By Katrina Lowe

With the senior class only a few weeks away from graduation, many students are putting the final touches on their preparations for college. Much of the 2008 class plans to continue their education at the standard four-year colleges across the nation. Howe...
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Junior Ben Genzer prepares to hit the ball.
Baseball starts season strong


By Peter Hawkins

The varsity Blue Devils baseball team played the Blake Bengals on April 11 and were defeated 8-5.
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