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Awkward moments lead to sticky situations
Posted on May 4, 2010Posted in Features
Written by Stormy Kage, Editor-in-Chief
Most people have been in an uncomfortable or awkward moment. Their face may turn red, palms start to sweat, and for some, fidgeting may occur. The problem with an awkward moment is many tend to get caught up in the situation, making... Read more »
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“Your voice is as powerful as your purpose”: Hezekiah Griggs III seeks to inspire others
Posted on May 4, 2010Posted in Features
Written by Jesse Epps, Newton Life Editor
Upon meeting the man, one cannot help but be overcome by the greatness and eloquence of his personality and position, as if standing in the presence of greatness personified. Despite the quiet yet talkative aura he carries, he... Read more »
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Christian fiction author Perry brings perseverance message to Newton
Posted on January 27, 2010Posted in Features, Top Stories
Written by Stormy Kage, Editor-in-Chief
Perseverance, hard work, and dreams helped Christian fiction novelist Stephanie Perry Moore become who she is today. However, if she can have it her way, the dreams are not yet over. Known mostly for her Peyton Skky collection,... Read more »
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W.A.R. rocks stages in Atlanta metro area
Posted on January 27, 2010Posted in Features, Top Stories
Written by Stormy Kage, Editor-in-Chief
In the middle of a battlefield, here stand three men ready for combat. Armed with lyrics and shielded by striking beats, raise your weapons- it is time for W.A.R. As an acronym for “We Are Rebels,” seniors Joel “Fluent”... Read more »
Comments: 7 Responses“Strange” sub-culture of toddlers in tiaras consumes billions
Posted on December 17, 2009Posted in Features
Written by Stormy Kage, Editor-in-Chief
According to bankrate.com, $5 billion is consumed yearly on children ages 2 to 9 in beauty pageants. It may cost anywhere between $200 and $600 dollars as an entrance fee, and some professional coaches are paid up to $1,000 a day... Read more »
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Students say cell phones necessary, essential
Posted on December 11, 2009Posted in Features
Written by Diamond Cozart, Correspondent
Cellular phones are widespread throughout the world. In 1983 the portable mobile telephone was created. A mobile telephone is a device that is used for many reasons such as talking, texting, and the internet. Mobile telephones... Read more »
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Social networking offers pros, cons, danger
Posted on December 11, 2009Posted in Features
Written by Fatoumatta Saine, Correspondent
Social networking is good, according to ocf.berkeley.edu, for meeting new people and reuniting with old friends. Some meet their lifelong partners, while others may meet unknown family members. It can also be used for work related... Read more »
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Tattoos emerge from spiritual past to become art
Posted on December 11, 2009Posted in Features
Written by Stormy Kage, Features Editor
A machine that punctures the skin 3,000 times a minute releasing tiny holes of ink into the top layer of the skin is only a modern technique of tattooing. Prehistorically, humans used bones dipped into dye and wooden hammers... Read more »
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Students enjoy floriculture kind of life
Posted on December 8, 2009Posted in Features
Written by Emily Leissa, Correspondent
In high school, there are many electives students can take for their personal interest or for fun, but, many would have ever thought that making flower arrangements would be one of them. At Newton High, the Agriculture Department... Read more »
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Former farmhand Sams now proud leader
Posted on October 29, 2009Posted in Features
Written by Fatoumatta Saine, Staff Writer
Newton High Principal Dr. Roderick Sams grew up in a farm with a lot of memories working in the fields with cousins and siblings and remembers the good old days feeding animals. Graduating from high school at 17, and from college... Read more »
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