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Downloading dilemma

Posted on 25. Feb, 2010 by Noah Grumman.

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As prices rise on iTunes, illegal music downloading remains an issue with expensive consequences
By Noah Grumman
For senior Jane*, downloading music is simple and most importantly, free. In a matter of seconds, she can use LimeWire to get nearly any song at no cost. It’s illegal, but who will ever find out?
Illegal downloading remains common [...]

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A Little Flexibility

Posted on 28. Jan, 2010 by Noah Grumman.

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To be put in place next year, the new flex credit system will allow students to test out of classes
By Noah Grumman
Six days a week, from November until February, sophomore Ben Mastruserio heads off to swim practice, often at 5:30 a.m. followed by a three hour after-school session. Swimming is arguably one of the toughest [...]

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Three years gone, still going strong

Posted on 23. Dec, 2009 by Noah Grumman.

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Offering different approach to education and discipline, community school enrollment keeps growing

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Camp Fever

Posted on 09. Nov, 2009 by Noah Grumman.

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The dream to relive sixth grade camp came true for UAHS students, but this time around, students experienced camp much differently—as counselors.
Senior Joey Cordle said the sixth graders looked up to the counselors for their age.
“At that age, you look up to high schoolers, and almost everything they do seems cool,” Cordle said. “[The sixth graders] are always interested in you, and they always want to cling around you.”

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Book Reviews

Posted on 04. Nov, 2009 by Noah Grumman.

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Action, suspense, secret cults, and a Harvard professor in his infamous tweed jacket have all become expected from a Dan Brown novel. But with the release of his newest novel, The Lost Symbol, prospective readers are all asking the same question: Can he play on the series’ strengths while keeping the book original?