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John Berger Senior Editor All things considered, this was a very entertaining and interesting NFL regular season. Three rookie starting quarterbacks are in the playoffs,
Chloe Rippe
Reporter
A student’s sketchbook can be as personally guarded as a cellphone, but senior Katie Melland pulled out her sketchbook with a smile. She flipped through its vivid pages full of colorful ink and collaged pictures from the web. “It’s really just a mix,” she said.
Elliott Cottington Reporter “Finally, the time has come where it is socially acceptable for me to start singing ‘All I want for Christmas is You’
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Sarah Maddox
Reporter
The anticipated arrival of the predicted Doomsday is finally upon us, and with it comes strong, opposing beliefs. Many people relate December 21, or the supposed end of the world, to the ancient Mayan calendar, which ends on the winter solstice of 2012. According to NASA, the entire story began with claims that a supposed planet was headed toward Earth in the year 2003. This was completely false, and when the predicted Doomsday in May 2003 didn’t happen, the date was moved to 2012.