Light up the night
Photo: Creative Commons
Neighborhoods raise money for charity
By Carli Markle, Journalism student
12/5/13
Luminaria Night is a popular tradition within the Lehigh Valley that started fifteen years ago around the holiday season. The purpose of Luminaria Night is to raise money for the homeless and families in need.
New Bethany Ministries is a charity which provides meals, financial services, and housing to poor, hungry, and mentally disabled individuals. They have been permanently affiliated with Luminaria Night since 2003.
Since then, Luminaria Night has added many new neighborhoods each and every year. Last year, 3,700 homes and businesses were lit, raising over $80,000 for New Bethany Ministries. The committee hopes to raise up to $90,000 and get even more people involved.
This year, Luminaria Night will be held on Saturday, December 14th. It is truly a beautiful sight when all the homes in a neighborhood have their streets lined with luminaries (white bags with votive candles burning inside). “I like how the luminaries benefit people in need and how they light up so many neighborhoods across the Lehigh Valley,” said Kiera Pheiffer, junior.
This event is a great way to connect with neighbors and the community. The Luminaria Committee hopes for as many people as possible to participate in this night and, “be the light in your neighbors’ darkest hour.”
By Carli Markle, Journalism student
12/5/13
Luminaria Night is a popular tradition within the Lehigh Valley that started fifteen years ago around the holiday season. The purpose of Luminaria Night is to raise money for the homeless and families in need.
New Bethany Ministries is a charity which provides meals, financial services, and housing to poor, hungry, and mentally disabled individuals. They have been permanently affiliated with Luminaria Night since 2003.
Since then, Luminaria Night has added many new neighborhoods each and every year. Last year, 3,700 homes and businesses were lit, raising over $80,000 for New Bethany Ministries. The committee hopes to raise up to $90,000 and get even more people involved.
This year, Luminaria Night will be held on Saturday, December 14th. It is truly a beautiful sight when all the homes in a neighborhood have their streets lined with luminaries (white bags with votive candles burning inside). “I like how the luminaries benefit people in need and how they light up so many neighborhoods across the Lehigh Valley,” said Kiera Pheiffer, junior.
This event is a great way to connect with neighbors and the community. The Luminaria Committee hopes for as many people as possible to participate in this night and, “be the light in your neighbors’ darkest hour.”
Movie Review:
"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire"
Photo: Official Catching Fire Twitter, @catchingfire
By Brittany Weaver, Journalism Student
12/5/13
Are you a huge fan of Jennifer Lawrence? Or, are you just looking for a thrilling movie to see with your friends? Head to your nearest theatre to check out “Catching Fire.” “The Hunger Games” (2012) set high expectations for “Catching Fire,” the sequel of “The Hunger Games,” after wowing the audience with special effects and a jaw dropping story. “Catching Fire” continues the story of Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark’s victory after winning the 74th annual Hunger Games.
Directed by Francis Lawrence, this action-adventure film, starring Jennifer Lawrence (Katniss Everdeen), Josh Hutcherson (Peeta Mellark), and Liam Hemsworth (Gale Hawthorne), captures the fight through the struggles of obeying the Capitol. Katniss and Peeta become the main focus of the Capitol after their victory in the 74th Hunger Games. While at the same time, they are attracting a rebellion in the Districts of Panem.
This adventurous and sparking film will suit anyone interested in the story of “The Hunger Games.” Your friends and family will love each shocking scene that leaves them on the edge of their seat.
The purpose of this film is to continue the action filled story “The Hunger Games.” A year after Katniss and Peeta’s victory that took place in the first movie, “Catching Fire” sets the scene where the two are told to go on the Victor's Tour. On the Victor’s Tour they visit all twelve districts. Before leaving, Katniss stumbles across a problem. She is confronted by President Snow who feels that Katniss disrespected him a year ago by choosing to die with Peeta during the last games, which resulted in them both being the winners. Since the rules say only one tribute can win, this backfired in the President's eyes. President Snow’s plan is becoming sinister. He directs her to put out the flames of rebellion while on tour or everyone she cares about will be in danger.
The direction in this film was headed toward the next step in “The Hunger Games.” Katniss fails her duty for President Snow. He then decides to hold an edition of “The Hunger Games” wherein previous winners will compete again, called the Quarter Quell. Snow secretly wants Katniss to die, in hopes the districts do not rebel.
The photography in this film was outstanding and the use of special effects gave the film an impressive edge.
This film became one of my favorites of all time. There was not one time I took my eyes off the screen. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time and it only left me with wanting more. I highly recommend everyone sees it because it is well worth it.
“I think it was better than the first movie,” said Nicoletta Napoli, a sophomore at Freedom High School.
12/5/13
Are you a huge fan of Jennifer Lawrence? Or, are you just looking for a thrilling movie to see with your friends? Head to your nearest theatre to check out “Catching Fire.” “The Hunger Games” (2012) set high expectations for “Catching Fire,” the sequel of “The Hunger Games,” after wowing the audience with special effects and a jaw dropping story. “Catching Fire” continues the story of Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark’s victory after winning the 74th annual Hunger Games.
Directed by Francis Lawrence, this action-adventure film, starring Jennifer Lawrence (Katniss Everdeen), Josh Hutcherson (Peeta Mellark), and Liam Hemsworth (Gale Hawthorne), captures the fight through the struggles of obeying the Capitol. Katniss and Peeta become the main focus of the Capitol after their victory in the 74th Hunger Games. While at the same time, they are attracting a rebellion in the Districts of Panem.
This adventurous and sparking film will suit anyone interested in the story of “The Hunger Games.” Your friends and family will love each shocking scene that leaves them on the edge of their seat.
The purpose of this film is to continue the action filled story “The Hunger Games.” A year after Katniss and Peeta’s victory that took place in the first movie, “Catching Fire” sets the scene where the two are told to go on the Victor's Tour. On the Victor’s Tour they visit all twelve districts. Before leaving, Katniss stumbles across a problem. She is confronted by President Snow who feels that Katniss disrespected him a year ago by choosing to die with Peeta during the last games, which resulted in them both being the winners. Since the rules say only one tribute can win, this backfired in the President's eyes. President Snow’s plan is becoming sinister. He directs her to put out the flames of rebellion while on tour or everyone she cares about will be in danger.
The direction in this film was headed toward the next step in “The Hunger Games.” Katniss fails her duty for President Snow. He then decides to hold an edition of “The Hunger Games” wherein previous winners will compete again, called the Quarter Quell. Snow secretly wants Katniss to die, in hopes the districts do not rebel.
The photography in this film was outstanding and the use of special effects gave the film an impressive edge.
This film became one of my favorites of all time. There was not one time I took my eyes off the screen. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time and it only left me with wanting more. I highly recommend everyone sees it because it is well worth it.
“I think it was better than the first movie,” said Nicoletta Napoli, a sophomore at Freedom High School.
Freedom High School students and faculty celebrated their Halloween spirit in costume on Friday, October 25th. Happy Halloween!
Vote for FREEDOM for the Celebrate My Drive Grant
2013 Homecoming Court announced
Photo: Jodi Evans
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The Homecoming King & Queen will be crowned at the Homecoming dance this Saturday, October 12.
Boys (from left): Tommy Archer, Doug Leeson, Evan Anthony, Sergio Flor, Omar Elsayed, Nick Sharpe, Jake Banas, and Nigel Long Girls (from left): Lisa Davis, Laura Stammherr, Logan Close, Christine Myers, Kaytlin Balliet, Jordan Presto, Kaycee Stoudt, and Jaclyn VanBilliard |
October 2013 Web Articles
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Breaking news:
Ziegler places first in cross country race against Nazareth and Northampton 9/24/13.
Photo submitted by George Ziegler.
Pushing consoles to their limits
Photo: IMDB
Grand Theft Auto 5 review
by Seth Rivas, journalism student
Sept. 24, 2013
Ask most guys about what they remember last week, and they will probably mention “Grand Theft Auto 5” (GTA), a new video game released on Sept. 17 for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Published by Take-Two Interactive, it was developed by Rockstar Games. The sales for the game reached $1 billion and sold over 16 million copies 3 days after its release, making it the fastest entertainment product to hit the $1 billion mark in history. The game has blown past all expectations and is looking to be the game of the year for 2013. So what makes this game so successful? The answer becomes obvious after playing the game itself.
GTA brings fans of the series back to the city of Los Santos, which they will recognize from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. The game adds multiple activities and improves upon many aspect from its previous game, Grand Theft Auto 4. The game also brings new characters and a new story. Within the first hour of playing the game, players play as all 3 main characters--Michael, Trevor, and Franklin. Players can switch between the characters throughout the game. Each character is unique and fun, and each has his own abilities to help in combat. Players can aim quicker and more accurately as Michael, become stronger and more powerful as Trevor, and drive better and aim more accurately in cars as Franklin. Letting players switch between 3 different characters makes for a much better and more diverse experience of the game.
In addition to the larger amount of characters, the map is much larger as well. The map is the largest map Rockstar Games has ever made and is said to be 4 to 5 times larger than the map from Grand Theft Auto 4. The map is not only made larger by length and width, but players now also have the ability to fly higher, and even swim underwater in the game. There are mountains, forests, deserts, bridges, skyscrapers, and one large city. The map is one of the biggest and best maps in any open world game to date.
Gameplay was also greatly improved. Aiming, driving, flying, running, jumping and just about everything else is great. The improved cover system allows players to jump quickly in and out of cover, the improved driving allows players to swerve between traffic quickly, and the improved aiming allows players to easily hit their targets. Everything feels smooth, quick, and flows together well.
Customization also makes a return, allowing players to customize cars, outfits, and hairstyles to make for a more unique experience. Players can improve cars by purchasing better armor, engines, transmissions, suspensions, and tuning. The player can also customize their cars to look more to their liking. Players can also pick multiple outfits and hairstyles to fit the character’s style. Customization lets players do more and be better in the game.
With GTA, Rockstar Games tried to push the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 to their limits. The graphics are the best they can be, with smooth designs, nice textures, and great particle effects. There is even destructible cover, which makes for great particle effects and amazing visuals during fights and shootouts. Cruising down the highway, flying through the sky, or running around the city, everything is beautiful to look at.
This game is easily one of the best made, with great gameplay, writing, graphics, activities, environments, and more. GTA Online, the multiplayer element of the game, launches on Oct. 1 and allows players to play with or against their friends.
by Seth Rivas, journalism student
Sept. 24, 2013
Ask most guys about what they remember last week, and they will probably mention “Grand Theft Auto 5” (GTA), a new video game released on Sept. 17 for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Published by Take-Two Interactive, it was developed by Rockstar Games. The sales for the game reached $1 billion and sold over 16 million copies 3 days after its release, making it the fastest entertainment product to hit the $1 billion mark in history. The game has blown past all expectations and is looking to be the game of the year for 2013. So what makes this game so successful? The answer becomes obvious after playing the game itself.
GTA brings fans of the series back to the city of Los Santos, which they will recognize from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. The game adds multiple activities and improves upon many aspect from its previous game, Grand Theft Auto 4. The game also brings new characters and a new story. Within the first hour of playing the game, players play as all 3 main characters--Michael, Trevor, and Franklin. Players can switch between the characters throughout the game. Each character is unique and fun, and each has his own abilities to help in combat. Players can aim quicker and more accurately as Michael, become stronger and more powerful as Trevor, and drive better and aim more accurately in cars as Franklin. Letting players switch between 3 different characters makes for a much better and more diverse experience of the game.
In addition to the larger amount of characters, the map is much larger as well. The map is the largest map Rockstar Games has ever made and is said to be 4 to 5 times larger than the map from Grand Theft Auto 4. The map is not only made larger by length and width, but players now also have the ability to fly higher, and even swim underwater in the game. There are mountains, forests, deserts, bridges, skyscrapers, and one large city. The map is one of the biggest and best maps in any open world game to date.
Gameplay was also greatly improved. Aiming, driving, flying, running, jumping and just about everything else is great. The improved cover system allows players to jump quickly in and out of cover, the improved driving allows players to swerve between traffic quickly, and the improved aiming allows players to easily hit their targets. Everything feels smooth, quick, and flows together well.
Customization also makes a return, allowing players to customize cars, outfits, and hairstyles to make for a more unique experience. Players can improve cars by purchasing better armor, engines, transmissions, suspensions, and tuning. The player can also customize their cars to look more to their liking. Players can also pick multiple outfits and hairstyles to fit the character’s style. Customization lets players do more and be better in the game.
With GTA, Rockstar Games tried to push the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 to their limits. The graphics are the best they can be, with smooth designs, nice textures, and great particle effects. There is even destructible cover, which makes for great particle effects and amazing visuals during fights and shootouts. Cruising down the highway, flying through the sky, or running around the city, everything is beautiful to look at.
This game is easily one of the best made, with great gameplay, writing, graphics, activities, environments, and more. GTA Online, the multiplayer element of the game, launches on Oct. 1 and allows players to play with or against their friends.
BASD Mini-Thon Colors For The Kids 5K Fun Run. 9/21/13
Students, teachers, parents, and more from the Bethlehem Area School District come out to participate in a color run that raises money to benefit the Four Diamond Fund and children with cancer.
The Syrian conflict is far from over
The ruins of Syria.
Photo: FreedomHouse
Creative Commons
By Trevor Watlington, Photography Editor of The Freedom Forum
September 18, 2013
The Syrian civil war is a conflict between the Syrian government, led by the Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad, and numbers of rebel factions. The two main factions are the Free Syrian Army (FSA), and Al-Nusra Front.
According to BBC, the FSA has said that it wants to, “Work hand in hand with the people to achieve freedom and dignity, topple the regime, protect the revolution and the country's resources and stand up to the irresponsible military machine which is protecting the regime.”
According to The Independent, the group consists more of regular volunteers and former soldiers, who have defected to fight for the FSA. BBC states that Al-Nusra Front is more of an Islamic faction, wanting to form an Islamic state, something entirely different than what the FSA wants. These factions are both fighting each other, and the government to gain power, which makes one wonder why the U.S. should get involved.
President Obama has said that using any kind of chemical weapons are a red line, and that something needs to be done to stop Syria from using chemical weapons against citizens. While some people still speculate whether or not Assad used the chemical weapons or how many might have been killed that day, Bloomberg and many other sources say it was likely Assad.
Bloomberg also talks about President Obama diplomatically trying to make a deal with Russia and Syria, which would have an international community take the chemical weapons if Assad revealed the location of all of the weapons. If he did not, then congress will vote on whether or not to use military force against Syria. No matter what side one might take in this struggle, most people can assume the civil war is far from over.
September 18, 2013
The Syrian civil war is a conflict between the Syrian government, led by the Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad, and numbers of rebel factions. The two main factions are the Free Syrian Army (FSA), and Al-Nusra Front.
According to BBC, the FSA has said that it wants to, “Work hand in hand with the people to achieve freedom and dignity, topple the regime, protect the revolution and the country's resources and stand up to the irresponsible military machine which is protecting the regime.”
According to The Independent, the group consists more of regular volunteers and former soldiers, who have defected to fight for the FSA. BBC states that Al-Nusra Front is more of an Islamic faction, wanting to form an Islamic state, something entirely different than what the FSA wants. These factions are both fighting each other, and the government to gain power, which makes one wonder why the U.S. should get involved.
President Obama has said that using any kind of chemical weapons are a red line, and that something needs to be done to stop Syria from using chemical weapons against citizens. While some people still speculate whether or not Assad used the chemical weapons or how many might have been killed that day, Bloomberg and many other sources say it was likely Assad.
Bloomberg also talks about President Obama diplomatically trying to make a deal with Russia and Syria, which would have an international community take the chemical weapons if Assad revealed the location of all of the weapons. If he did not, then congress will vote on whether or not to use military force against Syria. No matter what side one might take in this struggle, most people can assume the civil war is far from over.
Beat the heat like a Caveman
Inside the Lost River Caverns. Photo: Karla Erdman
By Karla Erdman, adviser of The Freedom Forum
July 9, 2013
Instead of hibernating indoors during the 90 degree weather visit a cave--specifically the Lost River Caverns.
Located on Durham Street in Hellertown, Pa., the Lost River Caverns, discovered in 1883, provide a nice 52 degree reprieve from the scorching heat in the Lehigh Valley this summer. The fee for a guided half hour tour of the caves is $12 per adult. Visit Discover Lehigh Valley to print a $1 off coupon.
“I wish I could stay in here all day,” said Joshua Erdman of Harrisburg, Pa. during his visit to the caverns.
The natural caves have been open to tourists since 1930 according to the information on the Lost Caverns website. At that time, a walking path, handrails and electricity were the only man-made items added to the environment, so people could tour the caves and learn about their formation.
Visitors to the Lost River Caverns are educated about the natural limestone caves and the ‘rooms’ in the caves. The Crystal Chapel is one such room located in the caverns. It is a small area where over 80 people have married over the years. The tour guides state that square dances were also held in the caves at one time.
After touring the caverns, visitors may peruse the gift shop containing jewelry, rocks, stones, gems, snacks and drinks.
Along side of the Lost River Caverns, visitors are welcome to walk a nature trail that includes signs with questions about the environment and caves.
Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy in the grove and admire nature for an afternoon.
July 9, 2013
Instead of hibernating indoors during the 90 degree weather visit a cave--specifically the Lost River Caverns.
Located on Durham Street in Hellertown, Pa., the Lost River Caverns, discovered in 1883, provide a nice 52 degree reprieve from the scorching heat in the Lehigh Valley this summer. The fee for a guided half hour tour of the caves is $12 per adult. Visit Discover Lehigh Valley to print a $1 off coupon.
“I wish I could stay in here all day,” said Joshua Erdman of Harrisburg, Pa. during his visit to the caverns.
The natural caves have been open to tourists since 1930 according to the information on the Lost Caverns website. At that time, a walking path, handrails and electricity were the only man-made items added to the environment, so people could tour the caves and learn about their formation.
Visitors to the Lost River Caverns are educated about the natural limestone caves and the ‘rooms’ in the caves. The Crystal Chapel is one such room located in the caverns. It is a small area where over 80 people have married over the years. The tour guides state that square dances were also held in the caves at one time.
After touring the caverns, visitors may peruse the gift shop containing jewelry, rocks, stones, gems, snacks and drinks.
Along side of the Lost River Caverns, visitors are welcome to walk a nature trail that includes signs with questions about the environment and caves.
Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy in the grove and admire nature for an afternoon.
Taking first with the environment
Photo submitted by Eric Baltz.
Photo (L-R) Velisa Li, Tiana Van, Eric Baltz, Gabrielle Schantz, Gabby Rodriguez, Anna Thomas
By Karla Erdman, adviser of The Freedom Forum
May 27, 2013
Aquatics. Forestry. Wildlife. The Envirothon has it all.
Freedom’s Environmental scholastic team competes each year at the county Envirothon. This year, the team, made up of junior Velisa Li, and seniors Gabby Rodriguez, Gabrielle Schantz, Anna Thomas, and Tiana Van, won first place at the county competition.
“At the Envirothon, teams of five high school students compete in field testing using their knowledge in five topic areas – Soils and Land Use, Aquatic Ecology, Forestry,Wildlife, and Environmental Issues,” states the Pennsylvania Envirothon website.
The prize for winning at the county level is the honor of competing at the state level, which this year was held on May 21 and 22 at Juniata College in Huntingdon, Pa.
“In the past, we’ve won some second and third places, but never first place,” said Mr. Eric Baltz, science teacher and adviser for the Environmental club.
While having a solid knowledge of environmental issues, each of the team members also have a “specialty.” For example, Schantz’s specialty was in wildlife.
During the two-day competition, the team participated in an oral component and a day of testing through each of the environmental areas.
While the students were hard at work demonstrating their knowledge, the advisers participated in a session about the American Chestnut trees and a bio cube, which is an aquarium.
The state competition eventually leads into a national competition, which takes place this year in Montana.
While the Freedom team will not be traveling to Montana, the students and the adviser learned a lot from the experience.
“The team did very well. I never did this before, so now I know how to help my teams in the future,” said Mr. Baltz.
May 27, 2013
Aquatics. Forestry. Wildlife. The Envirothon has it all.
Freedom’s Environmental scholastic team competes each year at the county Envirothon. This year, the team, made up of junior Velisa Li, and seniors Gabby Rodriguez, Gabrielle Schantz, Anna Thomas, and Tiana Van, won first place at the county competition.
“At the Envirothon, teams of five high school students compete in field testing using their knowledge in five topic areas – Soils and Land Use, Aquatic Ecology, Forestry,Wildlife, and Environmental Issues,” states the Pennsylvania Envirothon website.
The prize for winning at the county level is the honor of competing at the state level, which this year was held on May 21 and 22 at Juniata College in Huntingdon, Pa.
“In the past, we’ve won some second and third places, but never first place,” said Mr. Eric Baltz, science teacher and adviser for the Environmental club.
While having a solid knowledge of environmental issues, each of the team members also have a “specialty.” For example, Schantz’s specialty was in wildlife.
During the two-day competition, the team participated in an oral component and a day of testing through each of the environmental areas.
While the students were hard at work demonstrating their knowledge, the advisers participated in a session about the American Chestnut trees and a bio cube, which is an aquarium.
The state competition eventually leads into a national competition, which takes place this year in Montana.
While the Freedom team will not be traveling to Montana, the students and the adviser learned a lot from the experience.
“The team did very well. I never did this before, so now I know how to help my teams in the future,” said Mr. Baltz.
Freedom to Fly fundraiser
Freedom High School students, staff, faculty, and the community raise money for cancer fund. 5/10/13
Prom Court 2013 Announced
Nominees for Queen: Sarah Callahan, Morgan Lukievics, Eileen Seitz, Bridget Silk, and Emilee Strange.
Nominees for King: Evan Kauffman, Thomas Loerch, Nicholas Maurer, Michael Salzarulo, and Joshua Young.
Voting for seniors will take place on Thursday, May 2 during block 2.
Nominees for King: Evan Kauffman, Thomas Loerch, Nicholas Maurer, Michael Salzarulo, and Joshua Young.
Voting for seniors will take place on Thursday, May 2 during block 2.
Hitting their marks in the "Parks"Freedom’s Band and Orchestra recently competed in the Music in the Parks music festival in Williamsburg, Va. With a 1st place in marching band, wind ensemble, orchestra, and jazz band as well as taking home best overall jazz band and marching band, the band and orchestra failed to disappoint. All around the word seems to be that the trip went swimmingly, and we can rest assured that Freedom High School was excellently represented. Congratulations to all band and orchestra members.
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BASD students marketing MusikifestTwo classes of Liberty and Freedom High Schools business students have been working to book 4 bands for Plaza Tropical each Saturday of Musikfest; then, they attempt to aggressively market and promote the artists they selected. The students visited the Musikfest Cafe for a real behind the scenes lesson on entertainment marketing. A Channel 69 News segment appeared recently, regarding a partnership between the Bethlehem Area School District and ArtsQuest called Marketing Musikfest’s 30. For more information, visit the link.
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FHS Art Show draws nearOn behalf of the FHS Fine and Practical Arts Department, the Freedom Forum would like to invite the entire BASD community to our annual Art Show. The show will take place Thurs. May 2, and will feature student work from the 2012-2013 school year. Arts is all encompassing, and visitors will see work from fine arts (art, ceramics, and photography), family and consumer science (foods), and industrial arts (woodshop). The show will be accompanied by music from the FHS Jazz band. Once again the show is on May 2nd from 6:30-8 p.m. at Freedom. Come out to show your support for the arts and those involved in them at Freedom High School.
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April 2013 Web Articles
To view an article, click on the headline.
Welcome to attendanceAn interview with the new attendance secretary.
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Listen up- Turn it downEven teens can suffer from hearing loss.
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How to maintain friendshipsKeeping in touch with friends these days is both easy and difficult.
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Age does not equal maturityWhy teenagers feel like adults.
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Between the backyard and the diamondPreview of the junior varsity baseball team.
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Everyone is listening
The ups and down of the use of headphones in the classroom.
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What do teens want from parents?
Maintaining a good relationship with parents as a teen is not always easy.
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What kids want from school
Students want less work and less stress in order to further their education.
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Fun in the Sun?
What the sun’s rays are really doing to your body.
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What students want through sports
The positive impact sports has on the lives of students.
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What students want from teachers
Students do want more than just no homework from teachers.
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The ups and downs of Snapchat
Snapchat, the new social network, can be fun or dangerous.
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Having a blast over the weekend
Fun things to do during the weekend.
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Moving forward after high school
Graduating can be stressful. However, there are some ways you can plan your future.
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Obesity level driving thru the charts
Who is to blame for the rising level of obesity in our society?
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Teens worry today, about what?Teenagers today worry about many different things.
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Stressing the teenage years
5 reasons why teenagers are so stressed.
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High School; The struggle is real
Students try to find ways to relieve the stresses of school.
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