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Weather Affects Girl’s Soccer Team
April 12, 2019
Julia Helms, News Editor
The girl’s soccer program has had a productive season so far with three season wins as well as placing second in an opening season tournament. The team...
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Opinion
Farewell Of Robert Downey Jr Will Leave Hole In Marvel Cinematic Universe
April 10, 2019
Grace Moore, Web Editor
Iron Man is a face that everyone knows. Everyone, even people who do not like the world of superheros and villians know the face of Robert Downey Jr. He...
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News
Co-Op Teacher Has Entrepreneurial Spirit
April 8, 2019
Madison Duboise, Lifestyles Editor
For juniors and seniors one of the most popular people on campus is Co-Op coordinator Beverly Massa. Besides being in charge of early release for students...
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Opinion
Student Who Gave Up Sugar For Lent Shares Advantages And Disadvantages
April 5, 2019
Julia Helms, News Editor
American society as a whole seems to have a developing addiction to sugars. Not just desserts or candies but all sugar substitutes. Anything full of sweet...
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Opinion
Bible Elective Could Cause Controversy In Schools
April 4, 2019
Sarah Chase, Reporter
It is constitutionally permissible for public schools to teach about religion of any kind. There is a separation between church and state, but now an Alabama...
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Students Place In Photography Competition

March 14, 2019 • No Comments

The photography department has recently been awarded with many prestigious achievements. The photo show that takes place during the last few weeks of every semester is one way students can share their artwork that they have put months of effort into....

Freshman Gets 31 On ACT

January 28, 2019

The ACT is a test designed to gauge one’s aptitude and retainment of curriculum that has been learned throughout the academic career. It is designed to be difficult...

Band Marches in Parade for First Time in School History

January 14, 2019

The band will march in the Governor’s inauguration parade today. This is the first time the band has been asked to participate in the inauguration parade and is the...

Christmas Program Spreads Holiday Cheer To Youth

December 5, 2018

Things that take place in Gym 1 throughout the year: basketball games, volleyball matches, cheer competitions, screaming fans, excited coaches, sweaty players and hundreds...

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Opinion

North Carolina’s Proposed Grading Law Could Have Negative Affects On Student Body

Josh Comer, Reporter

March 15, 2019 • No Comments

The North Carolina General Assembly (law makers) proposed a bill last week that would change the current grading scale used in public schools. The new bill under consideration...

Youtube Trend Sweeps The Nation

March 12, 2019

State Passes Law To Protect Against Cultural Discrimination In Workplace

March 8, 2019

Students Should Think About What They Say

March 7, 2019

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Arts and Entertainment

Book Leaves Reader With Much To Think About

Esperanza Yobo-Dasse, Reporter

February 27, 2019 • No Comments

Scythe is a dystopian book set in 2041 where the human population is immortal and all manners of injury and illness can be cured in a matter of days. Thanks to an all knowing...

Beloved YouTuber Makes Transition From Video To Music

February 27, 2019

Series Trilogy Leaves Audince With No Page Unturned

February 27, 2019

Oscar Predictions May Be Spot On

February 22, 2019

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Sports

Jumping Into Success: Student Sets New High Jump Record

Scott Lowe

Senior Adam Depew prepares to make a jump.

Jumping Into Success: Student Sets New High Jump Record

Brody Wallace, Reporter

April 4, 2019 • No Comments

Jumping six feet high and breaking school records is not what one will do on a monotonous and constant schedule. Yet, this is a normal Saturday track meet for senior high...

AAF Is Rising To Their Full Potential

March 14, 2019

Students Share The Pros And Cons Of College Athletes Getting Paid

March 6, 2019

Cheer Places High At National And World Championships

February 27, 2019

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Lifestyles

Q&A With Mr. Carter

Hailey Terrell, Reporter

February 28, 2019 • No Comments

Crimson Crier: Do you know any foreign languages? Evan Carter: Not well enough to say that I’m good at them. Only on like a level one or two, maybe. CC:...