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Cell Phone Policy May Face Future Revision

January 31, 2011 by

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In mid-December, a high school faculty meeting inspired discussion on the potential need for a revision of the school’s cell phone policy. The current cell phone policy at FAHS is that students are allowed to bring cell phones into school, but they should be turned off during class time, between classes,  and at any other […]

STAND Rises for Darfur

January 28, 2011 by

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New to Fleetwood this year is the STAND club. The club’s purpose is to make students aware of the issue of genocide taking place around the world. Media teacher Sean Gaston, one of the club’s advisors, decided to start the club along with history teachers Jennifer Goss and Paul Kochanasz. Gaston was driven to form […]

Random Quotes from Random Students

January 27, 2011 by

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These quotes are designed to make you laugh, giggle, or possibly cry, so have fun. All quotes are recommended by students from Fleetwood Area High School.  It is not our fault if you are disappointed; you just need to get a better sense of humor! • “I don’t hate the other surfers; I just don’t […]

Alert Now Calls Are Controversial and Cost-Effective

January 27, 2011 by

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Some students and staff at FAHS have recently complained about the Alert Now calls to home phones, which some people believe are being overused. But not everyone feels this way. “I don’t feel they’re overused.  The information is always very useful,” says senior Tiffany Wentzel. High School Principal Michael DeAntonio explained that the call system […]

Betty White Turns 89!

January 26, 2011 by

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On Monday, January 17th, 2011, Betty White, a veteran of Hollywood, celebrated her 89th birthday. The adored comedic actress has decades of success to celebrate. Born in 1922, Betty White rose to fame by hosting her own radio shows. White moved with her family to Los Angeles during the Great Depression, which may have been […]

Death Toll High in Tucson Shooting

January 26, 2011 by

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On January 8th, 2011, just after 10:00 a.m., a belligerent Jared Lee Loughner aimed for U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords. He killed six and injured fourteen. Giffords was holding a meeting with members of her constituency in a Safeway supermarket parking lot in Casas Adobes, Arizona, part of the Tucson metro area. She had set up […]

Students Offer At-Home Extermination Techniques

January 25, 2011 by

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Have you ever seen a big bug in your drain spout or kitchen sink? How about in that spot you just can’t reach unless you’re Josh Watkins? I’m sure I wouldn’t have had the slightest idea how to kill it! Here are some suggestions to help you in this awkward situation. The first idea is […]

FAHS Recreates March Madness

January 24, 2011 by

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On Friday, March 18th, March Madness will hit the FAHS gym. The Fleetwood Olympians Club is holding a basketball tournament for high school students. This is the third tournament in the club’s saga, and the money raised will yet again benefit the weight room at the high school. The 18th is a half day, so games […]

“Safe Haven” a Satisfying Read

January 21, 2011 by

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Nicholas Sparks has proven himself to be an amazing writer who never fails to grab his reader. His new book, entitled “Safe Haven,” continues this tradition. The novel centers on Erin, a young woman who is living with her abusive husband in Dorchester. She has made attempts before to run away, but she has yet […]

PDA Go Away!

January 20, 2011 by

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Many students dwell on the topic of Public Displays of Affection. Students see couples practicing PDA in the hallways almost every day.  Teachers reprimand these students, telling them that it is unnecessary and that they should go to class. Efforts have been made to stop PDA in school, but many seem to fail. In the […]

UGGs Have Ugly Consequences

January 19, 2011 by

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Take a look almost anywhere you go, and chances are you are bound to spot at least one pair of UGG boots. Arguably one of the biggest fashion trends for teen girls right now, UGGs and their imitation brands can be seen everywhere. After all, what is not to like about them? The trendy sheepskin […]

Para-Less?

January 19, 2011 by

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In mid-December, Paramore fans all over the world were shocked by the news that guitarist Josh Farro left the band with drummer Zac, his brother. The Farro brothers helped create the band in 2004 along with bassist Jeremy Davis and lead singer, Hayley Williams. They picked up Taylor York, who is another guitarist, along the way. […]

“Soul Mates” Is Stirring Conclusion to Trilogy

January 17, 2011 by

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In Elizabeth Chandler’s book “Soul Mates,” Ivy starts letting Tristan go, but she soon finds that he has become her guardian angel. For the first time in a long time, she starts believing in angels again. She also starts to grow cautious everywhere she goes. Gregory takes Phillip to the railroad tracks, and this makes […]

Answer Your Cat’s Questions without Seeming Crazy

January 17, 2011 by

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Untangling the mysteries of felines can be hard. If you have ever wondered what is going on in your cat’s mind or ever wanted to make your cat extremely happy, mark your calendars. January 22nd is “National Answer Your Cat’s Questions Day.” To participate in this day, you must be fully aware of your cat’s […]

King’s Holiday Continues to Grow

January 14, 2011 by

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Every year on the third Monday in January, Americans celebrate the life of a very remarkable man, Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Junior. ”Like all great influential figures in history, some stand above the rest,” says history teacher Craig Ghessi. “People have to judge the long-term effects that these individuals had on History. King’s impact on […]

Camel Craze Continues in Fleetwood

January 14, 2011 by

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Many people who live in or drive through Fleetwood know of the Fleetwood camel. The camel currently resides next to Boyer’s with a variety of other animals. “I think he looks friendly, and he brightens my day, and I wish I knew him,” says FAHS student Autumn Noll. Believe it or not, camels originated in […]

Budget Workshop Offers Hope for ’11-’12 School Year

January 13, 2011 by

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Despite the threat of fierce weather conditions, the Community Budget Workshop scheduled for January 11th occurred as scheduled in the Fleetwood Area High School Auditorium. Superintendent Dr. Paul Eaken presided over the event alongside the elected school board, board president Tim Heffner, fellow administrators, and business manager Heidi Orth.  The focus of the workshop was […]

Sports Fan Behavior Causes Concern

January 13, 2011 by

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Fans have always been supportive at Fleetwood sporting events by coming out and cheering on the Tigers as they participate in whatever sport is being played. This support has only grown in the past couple of years because of the new stadium and improved athletic facilities. However, with the increased turnout comes a higher population […]

January Offers Host of Unusual Holidays

January 12, 2011 by

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There are many unique and bizarre holidays that the average person has never even heard of, yet a few of them would catch anyone’s eye. While some of the holidays are hilarious, others are simply absurd. “Run up the Flagpole and See if Anyone Salutes Day” is a day when people try something new, but […]

Dear Evanosky: Friends Seek Intervention Advice

January 12, 2011 by

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Dear Evanosky, My best friend is really getting into drugs. He started off by smoking marijuana, but he has recently tried many other drugs. Last week, he said he needed money for lunch, but instead of buying food, he spent it all on drugs. I asked him about it, and he said he can quit […]

New Y to Build Strong Kids, Families, Community

January 11, 2011 by

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Looking for a nearby location to work out?  The grand opening of the YMCA at Willow Creek Elementary School was held on January 9th  from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. But this YMCA is not just a gym.  The Tri Valley Y offers a wide range of activities, including fitness for youth and adults, youth sports, […]

Thinking Robot to Play Jeopardy!

January 11, 2011 by

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In 1997, the “Deep Blue” IBM computer beat a human world champion in a game of chess. It made true artificial intelligence a likely possibility for the masses. Deep Blue used logic to outsmart a human being in a game of analytical skill and judgment. In 2010, IBM took the next step. A computer named […]

Wisdom Teeth a Pain in the Mouth

January 10, 2011 by

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To avoid a toothache, keep your mouth clean. But for wisdom teeth, pain is inevitable. Many high school students have their wisdom teeth removed, and sometimes people don’t have the surgery until well into their twenties. Wisdom teeth are a third set of molars. The majority of the time, they are misaligned, and removal is […]

Dodgeball Hitting Fleetwood!

January 10, 2011 by

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One of the most exciting and intense sports is coming to Fleetwood. A dodgeball tournament is being organized by the Fleetwood Olympians Club and will be held in the FAHS gym. The tournament will be held at the end of the school day on Friday, February 18th, 2011, which is a half day. The competition should […]

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