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Banning corporal punishment in schools
This timeline illustrates the years that each state banned corporal punishment in schools. Thirty-one states have banned corporal punishment, while nineteen still allow corporal punishment in schools.
It doesn’t have to be a crutch
For some people, life is not easy. For those with diabetes, it can be even harder at times. According to WebMD, diabetes is the most often occurring disorder of the endocrine system, affecting an excess of 23 million people in the United States alone. Diabetes has two types, aptly termed Type 1 and Type 2. WebMD describes Type 1 diabetes as the body’s inability to produce insulin, the compound made by ...
Students have ‘Options’
Decorated ceiling tiles lead students at Options to class every day. Because they lack a lot of typical art class supplies, the school decided to have students decorate personalized ceiling tiles to decorate the halls. Students are faced with options every day, both in and out of the classroom: what to eat for lunch, what to wear to Friday’s game, what to write that looming English essay about. But a larger ...
The big city has nothing on Walt Disney
Ohoy maties! Band director Mr. Stacey White is seen reviewing the park tour book to begin their first day filled with adventure. The group visited Disney's largest park, Magic Kingdom, on their second day. The group got to enjoy a ride on the fairy to cross the bay. It has become a tradition for students to fundraise money in order to benefit the extra curricular activities they are passionate about. However, ...
‘She Loves Me’ to premiere this weekend
Shortly after the widespread success of Broadway’s A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, another musical opened up in Broadway theatres on Apr. 23, 1963. It was known as She Loves Me, a musical based of Hungarian playwright Miklos Laszlo’s popular Parfumerie. Set in Budapest, Hungary, and following the unlikely relationship between two lovers through pen pal notes, She Loves Me detached itself from the mainstream ...
“Let’s make it proper to be gross”
“I looked around one day, and the world was too sensitive and peaceful. Loosen up! Liven up! Everyone needs to be gross!” senior Max Rafert said. Lead singer for the band Crude Prunes, Rafert, along with fellow senior Alec Hamaker are the only two Crude Prune members remaining in Noblesville High School. Yet only two years ago, before what would become a chain of routine meetings in Rafert’s basement, the ...
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Banning corporal punishment in schools
This timeline illustrates the years that each state banned corporal punishment in...
It doesn’t have to be a crutch
For some people, life is not easy. For those with diabetes, it can be even harder...
Students have ‘Options’
Decorated ceiling tiles lead students at Options to class every day. Because...
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Basketball teams set goals for the new season
Pink jerseys. That is what the members of the girls varsity basketball team wore to support breast cancer awareness during one of their first home games of the season against Westfield. On the other hand, the boys varsity team, in traditional black and gold, had the opportunity to face off against North Central. Regardless of the cause, each team had... [Read more of this Story]
Sports are alternates to a brighter future
Some students make straight As and get into top ten percent, while others focus on making their grades meet the same level as their athletism. Working hard on and off the court are, the only way they feel that their goals will be achieved. Sports are a main revenue that many students get into college. An athlete rather meet the state standard than... [Read more of this Story]
Boys tennis team makes “racquet” in lineup change
Freshman Cameron Thompson drops his racquet at a Lions Creek practice court. Strengthening his volley, this freshman prepares for a season chock full of doubles matches by putting in extra hours off the Millers' courts.“It’s about seeing who plays well together. I’m trying to give people an opportunity,” junior varsity coach Mr. Butch Robbins... [Read more of this Story]
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Sophomore Kelly Sovakool runs through the arms of eager fans and parents. While the season is now over, Sovacool made her team proud.
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