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Still Testing The Test

Still Testing The Test

Catherine Weng, Staff Writer May 26, 2015

The end of course exams for Algebra I, Algebra II, and Geometry courses will not be required to count as 30 percent of students’ grades for the 2014-2015 school year. The Florida Department of Education...

Biker Violence Peaks at Texas Restaurant

Biker Violence Peaks at Texas Restaurant

Jazmine Boga, Staff Writer May 26, 2015

An outburst of violence last Sunday between rival motorcycle gangs the Bandidos and Cossacks at a Twin Peaks restaurant in Waco, Texas last Sunday confirmed law enforcement officials’ belief that tension...

Officer Killed One Day Before Leave

Officer Killed One Day Before Leave

Mason Strickland, Staff Writer May 22, 2015

A 29 year old, Omaha police woman, Kerrie Orozco, was killed yesterday only one day before she was scheduled to go on maternity leave. Orozco and her partner were looking for Marcus Wheeler, a man who...

Iran Executions

Iran Executions

Genevieve Clark, Staff Writer May 22, 2015

While the U.S punishment for second offense drug crimes is no more than 10 years in jail with a fine of $500,000 for an individual, $2 million for a group, Iran might be taking such crimes a bit more seriously....

The Arctic Meltdown

The Arctic Meltdown

Hunter Chandler, Staff Writer May 22, 2015

According to a NASA study released on Thursday, the last intact section of one of Antarctica’s massive ice shelves is likely to melt completely in the next few years. If this were to occur, it would...

Skin Cancer Awareness

Skin Cancer Awareness

Tori Chin, Staff Writer May 19, 2015

Tawny Willoughby, 27, recently shared a rather graphic photo revealing the harsh realities of skin cancer and skin cancer treatment. With the Facebook upload, Willoughby wrote, “If anyone needs a little...

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Moldovan Mystery

Hunter Chandler, Staff Writer May 19, 2015

Late last year, an apparent banking scandal in the tiny European nation of Moldova has resulted in nearly $1 billion missing from the nation’s coffers. That’s approximately a one-eighth of the country’s...

Students Up To The Test

Students Up To The Test

Anastasiya Sukhenko and Phoebe Dudney May 19, 2015

Standardized testing has become a mundane norm for students all around the country. This school year instead of students taking the FCAT (Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test), we are taking the FSA (Florida...

NFL Airs Out Brady

NFL Airs Out Brady

Mason Strickland, Staff Writer May 18, 2015

After much controversy involving deflated balls in the AFC championship where the Patriots allegedly deflated balls under the legal limits against the Colts, the NFL has taken action. The Patriots have...

ISSpresso

ISSpresso

Diana Mascio, Staff Writer May 8, 2015

The first Italian woman in space, Samantha Cristoforetti, brewed up the first espresso in space, making her a zero gravity barista. This experimental Italian-made espresso machine’s delivery was delayed...

Baltimore Uprisings Spark Change

Baltimore Uprisings Spark Change

Jazmine Boga, Staff Writer May 8, 2015

Steaming anger from a long past of police conflict has prompted officials to change the perspective many communities have begun to develop with law enforcement.  As tensions are still high in Baltimore,...

First Major Recall in 108 years

First Major Recall in 108 years

Sadie Burcham, Staff Writer April 29, 2015

Blue Bell Creameries and Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams are major family-owned companies that are well known all throughout America. Both companies, with main placements in two different states, Blue Bell...

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