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Shedding light on student trends and culture at the high school.

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Looking at the school from a different perspective

Sara Levine
Reporter

Have you ever stepped into the school and let your eyes wash over your surroundings, focusing on more then just the buzz of the students? You walk in and are immediately hit with school spirit. Red and black are on the walls, tiled on the floor, and painted on the lockers. The sun is highlighting the word ‘SENIORS’ written in car paint on the glass-paned wall that’s spreading across the length of the cafeteria. Now go back to the spiral staircase, a popular gathering place for students. Some of the students are drawn in by the huge skylight above, glowing from the third floor to the first.

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Holiday Shopping Guide

Jackie Ouellette
Reporter

Set aside the stress of preparing for holiday festivities, because shopping for the perfect gifts is tough. From parents to friends to a Secret Santa grab, finding the perfect gift for everyone on your list is hard. However, there’s no need to worry this season, there is a present for everyone.

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A Day of Thanks

Gabrielle Ames
Reporter
In 1621, the pilgrims celebrated the first Thanksgiving, expressing their gratitude through celebration for their new homes, their bountiful harvest, and the peace with their native neighbors. The first Thanksgiving was characterized by games, competition, music and food.

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The new vacation: college visits

Jackie Ouellette
Reporter

For most juniors and seniors who plan on attending college, now is the time to start narrowing down choices. Throughout the country, colleges and universities offer visits to their schools to give a first-hand look at what each of their college experiences are like. Student-led tours of the campus, information sessions and an interview with the admissions office are all available to visitors.

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Features Editors

Lucia Molina & Danielle Sorcher
Features Editors

This year has been a pretty tough year so far. Settling as the new features editors, we have to learn to help the new reporters become comfortable as the eyes and ears of the school. Managing a section isn’t what we thought it would be (not that we thought it would be easy). As we begin to really settle into our positions this year, we also begin to endure junior year’s toughest challenges…

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