To be frank, Bieber’s comment not worth fussing over
Last week, Justin Bieber shocked the public with his note in the Anne Frank House guest book: “Anne Frank was a great girl, and hopefully she would have been a Beileber.”
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Goodwin warns staff to be vigilant following theft incident
Police were called to school due to reports of a theft at 8:30 a.m. Feb. 7, according to Lucille Baur, a county police spokeswoman. Two male students stole property from a teacher, but later returned it, principal Alan Goodwin said.
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Classical Me unites student musicians in biannual concert
Ninety minutes of beautiful classical music wowed the audience at St. Dunstan’s Church Saturday at the second and final Classical Me of the year.
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Mathematician speaks to students about thinking outside the box
For multiplication problems, we often turn to calculators for the answer. But what if someone said you could simply use dots and boxes to solve every one of those questions?
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Search ‘cocaine’ on school computers, and the results are blocked. But try ‘how to smoke crack,’ and see what happens…
The school’s internet filters are inconsistent. Though students can sometimes get the information they need after weaving through the filters, they waste precious research time.
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Celebrating the year of the dragon with authentic Chinese cuisine
The year of the dragon is coming up: Chinese New Year is Jan. 23, which gives you the perfect excuse to dig into some delicious Chinese food.
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Notifying teachers about fire drills would limit class disruption
It’s 15 minutes into the big test and students are furiously scribbling down their answers. Frantic students begin nervously glancing at the clock when suddenly, the fire alarm rings. Across the classroom, reactions range from sighs of relief to frustrated groans.
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