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What’s the Deal with Jerseys?
Chelsea Fisher News

What’s the Deal with Jerseys?

September 24, 2017September 25, 2017

Senior Cam Glowacki tweeted out Thursday night calling for a school-wide jersey day. The tweet was retweeted by Pride Club and reached a lot of people.

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Cam Glowacki, jerseys, pride club, school spirit
Why Studying Sociology is Beneficial to Students
Danielle Mercer Jillian Craig News

Why Studying Sociology is Beneficial to Students

September 18, 2017

Every year, sociology students conduct a social experiment for their first big project.

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Perrysburg High School Alumni Jase Whitner to Attempt to Break a World Record
Jillian Craig News

Perrysburg High School Alumni Jase Whitner to Attempt to Break a World Record

September 15, 2017

Perrysburg Alum Jase Whitner will attempt a world record 30+ yard long snap at Perrysburg/Napoleon Football Game

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PHS Orchestra’s Noteworthy Year Ahead
News Sophia Walcher Zach Isaacson

PHS Orchestra’s Noteworthy Year Ahead

September 15, 2017September 14, 2017

Smith explains that “we offer 5 different string orchestras that are specifically designed by grade level or by ability level.  Chamber Strings is offered for freshman, Classic Strings for sophomores, and Concert Strings for juniors and seniors. There are two audition entry string orchestras: Symphony Strings and Select Strings.”

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Michael Smith, orchestra, schnerer
Freshman StuCo Election Results
Ashley Rohrs News Omid Azizi

Freshman StuCo Election Results

September 14, 2017September 14, 2017

“I brought in a hundred bags of hot cheetos,” and other election strategies for the recent freshman student council election

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Alex Perez, Ally Sherman, Ashley Rohrs, Claire Deraad, Freshman, Grace Reiter, Gracie Diaz, Jacob Robinson, Jonathan Waller, Mason Reisinger, Miller Zachel, Mira Adkins, Noah English, Olivia Fenneken, Omid Azizi, Quinn Baumgartner, STUCO, Sydney (Shini) Staats
Is High School Football Dangerous?
Avery Cook Montana Morgan News

Is High School Football Dangerous?

September 13, 2017

In 2016, there were 244 diagnosed head concussions among NFL players.

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Cross Country Weekend Hero
Ally Parks News

Cross Country Weekend Hero

September 12, 2017

“People have been asking me what I thought in that moment and I haven’t had an answer. It’s because I didn’t think. I simply did what was natural. I grabbed the other arm of the runner and together, the three of us made it to the finish line.”

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Ecology Students Travel to Black Swamp Bird Observatory and Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge
Chelsea Fisher News

Ecology Students Travel to Black Swamp Bird Observatory and Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge

September 12, 2017September 12, 2017

See photos from the Ecology class trip to the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge.

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Archive: “Forever in Our Hearts” article The Somethin’, September, 2002
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Archive: “Forever in Our Hearts” article The Somethin’, September, 2002

September 11, 2017September 11, 2017

Republication of an article from The Somethin’, September, 2002: “…the question that was on everyone’s mind was, will today be a day to remember the dead and celebrate the living, or would there be a day of tension and fear with another terrorist attack?”

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Editorial: “But Don’t Worry, Climate Change is a Hoax, Right?”
Chelsea Fisher News Opinion

Editorial: “But Don’t Worry, Climate Change is a Hoax, Right?”

September 9, 2017September 15, 2017

Chelsea Fisher sees large-scale storms as evidence of climate change: “So many people adamantly refuse and trash climate change, they brush it off as a junk theory. Ordinary people should not just ignore what scientists say; they have not done the required research and do not have the same credentials.”

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