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From 1913 to 2024: the Stanley Cup has revamped itself and is more popular than ever before

From 1913 to 2024: the Stanley Cup has revamped itself and is more popular than ever before

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Senior Nina Holm does AP Calculus work in the Loy Norrix library. Most students come to the library to work instead of to read.

Schools are unintentionally ruining reading for fun

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Luna Zuniga has her flag in the corner of the classroom. Its easily visble from most parts of the room here.

The American flag and the Pledge of Allegiance aren’t needed in schools

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Braeden Davis holds up a horse saddle in his role of Curly. Members of the cast look at him inquisitively, as Hana Westrick, playing Aunt Eller, speaks to him.

“Oklahoma!” transports audiences to a world of cowboys, fantastic vocals, and dazzling dance numbers

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Senior Daniel Ewing and sophomore Jackson Lam are on the outsides, who both have to take on big roles with the loss of Sam Allen, and Oskar Wiedenhoft who are both in the middle.

Track and field team loses key athletes but plans to bounce back strong

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As students walk the halls on their way to their classes, theyre reminded that there are staff who are safe to tell. If they are experiencing abuse, harassment, mental health declines or other struggles, they can reach out to the teachers who have these teal ribbons displayed in their classrooms.
If you’re being harassed, look around for the Safe2Tell stickers
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Spirit Week: Wednesday

Christian Baker
February 10, 2016

 
Today’s theme is dress like a Celebrity Day. Great job to the seniors,  the Class of 2016 had the most people dressed up as a celebrity winning the most points to go toward the spirit jug. Tomorrow’s theme is blue and white day.

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Junior Patrick McDade dressed up like Kylo Ren. “I didn’t intentionally dress up like Kylo Ren, but people tell me I look like him, so I am dressed up like Kylo Ren for celebrity day.”

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Senior Shiloh Waling wore a turtleneck and Ray Bans dressing up like Steve Jobs. “I guess I’m dressed up like Steve Jobs because I can, and people like the glasses.”

 

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As students walk the halls on their way to their classes, theyre reminded that there are staff who are safe to tell. If they are experiencing abuse, harassment, mental health declines or other struggles, they can reach out to the teachers who have these teal ribbons displayed in their classrooms.
If you’re being harassed, look around for the Safe2Tell stickers
Its the last week of school, and Saul Quintero and Anderson Flores Aguilar are glad. Together, they study for their final exam in English so that they can finish it on time.
Foreign exchange students experience fewer school restrictions in the United States
From helpful to harmful: AI’s interference in the classroom
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Photo Illustration. Junior Dimitri Agdanowski steps out of his truck, ID in hand, ready for the day ahead. He looks out to the blue sky, not knowing what the day has for him, but prepared to conquer the day.
Students struggle with morning routines and having energy for the day
Photo Illustration. Left: Naoke Isobe poses in front of her high school in Japan, the Matsudo Kokusai high school (Credit: Akiyo Asobe). Right: Isobe poses with social studies teacher Kyle Shack at Loy Norrix High School, in Kalamazoo, Michigan (Credit: Sean Bergan).
Japanese exchange student Naoko Isobe graduates
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