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The choral department has been receiving a lot of attention this past year with high honors such as Touch of Class, being named “America’s Number one Show Choir” by Parade Magazine, a commercial spot promoting a local comic, a House of Representatives delegate coming in to speak to them about their accomplishments as well as a feature on local Fox news among other ventures. Yet the most prestigious honor awarded to the choir this year is the chance to perform in Opera House in the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

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Girls all over the world have caught what is being popularly called “Bieber Fever” for the 17-year-old music phenomenon. And the Biebs is popular not merely for his silky smooth song stylings, but rather the unprecedented level of crazy that he brings out in a previously normal, high functioning member of society. Grown women weep at his pseudo-feminine, man-child sexiness.

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Q&A With Mr. Monteverde

What is the most interesting place you’ve ever traveled?

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Center of the universe

The audience hushed to the sudden spotlight on the two hosts, sophomore Devyn Tinker and senior Andrew Reid. Without further ado, students garbed in traditional costumes, featuring countries from Nepal to El Salvador, hit the runway center stage.

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Accompanied by strange creatures

Parrots, chameleons, chinchillas and other unusual choice of pets entertain students with their amusing features

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Due to global unrest oil prices have been rising at an alarming rate. The average cost for a barrel of oil is $100. The whole nation has been hit with high gas prices and fears that this will send the economy into another nosedive are growing.

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Drumline on a roll this season

Students participating in drumline have had a successful season this year with multiple wins

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Junior Annie Cecil talks about her experiences as a Girl Scout in her high school years

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Teen Mom 2 Be

Although there are many options for pregnant teens, it’s a long road ahead full of joy and sorrow

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Change of tradition

The community was shocked after the historical shed was torn down by AT&T. The reasoning behind the deconstruction is to make space to help with the county’s project to widen Stringfellow Road.

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