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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Selects 2012 Inductees

January 11, 2013 by

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People flock to The Rock &Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio, every year to see the latest rock memorabilia and newest inductees. This year is no different. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opened in 1995, but its first inductee was inducted in January of 1986.  There are now 279 inductees. Each band […]

Austin Brady: Snowboard Extraordinaire

January 10, 2013 by

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Disappointed by the late start of snowboard season the previous year, junior Austin Brady has high expectations for this upcoming season. Beginning in elementary school, Brady was influenced by his father, who had worked at a ski resort to take up snowboarding. Now Brady himself not only boards but is also a snowboard instructor at […]

Tech N9ne’s “Boiling Point” Goes Multiplatinum

January 9, 2013 by

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Tech N9ne is an American rapper who was born in Kansas City, Missouri, as Aaron D. Yates.  He was given the name Tech N9ne by a fellow rapper, Black Walt, because of his fast rapping style that is similar to the fast speed of a TEC-9 semi-automatic handgun. Tech has had a lot of success in […]

Many Pros to Winter Track

January 8, 2013 by

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Most sports have a regular season and an offseason. The track team is getting prepared for the upcoming season. There is a lot to look forward to in the 2012-2013 season. The team has often been in the weight room and occasionally on the track to do their workouts.  Many spectators are unaware that there are […]

Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter: ‘So Fake It’s Unreal’

January 7, 2013 by

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Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter may not be the most famous movie ever released. It also is not the most factual either, but there are some facts snuck into this film. The most fictional part of this story is the fact that the premise of the story is about vampires and slaying vampires. As many may know, […]

Girls’ Basketball Shoots for Gold in Competetive Division

January 4, 2013 by

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Three years ago, Fleetwood Girls’ Basketball won one game against Octorara and lost twenty others by a landslide. “That was then, and this is now. Our entire team dynamic has changed,” commented coach Matt Kellet. “We are excited about each of our players and what they can contribute to practice, games, and team chemistry.” Last […]

FAHS Students Sound Off on Tractors

January 3, 2013 by

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Fleetwood is surrounded by farms and farmers, and many students at Fleetwood have an opinon on which farm equipment is best.  “International!  I prefer a white tractor,” student Ryan Bubbenmoyer said An International tractor is a white tractor with red lettering.  On the other hand, quite a few students prefer a John Deere tractor. A […]

This Halloween Black Cats Abounded

January 2, 2013 by

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Halloween is a night of fun, free candy, and kids of all ages walking around dressed up in scary, funny, or strange costumes. But some love the holiday more than others. This Halloween, dressing up as a cat seemed to be a very popular choice with the girls. “I was a cat because all my […]

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