For the intermediate and advanced aerial students of the John Cooper School, the dance floor was not on the floor at all. Find out more about the aerial silks team and watch a video of their performance.
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Under Review: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
The latest Hunger Games soundtrack, like its predecessor, adds a dimension of intense reality to the books and films but also draws listeners in, making them feel like a part of Panem’s story.
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If We Weren’t the Mavericks…
In 2003, we could have been the Cavaliers, Warriors or Red Devils.
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Lockdown Prompts Thought, Discussion of Safety Procedure
In the first lockdown drill of the year, Sept. 4, fourth period classes halted their usual activities to shut the blinds, turn off the lights and lock the doors as per handbook procedures. The lockdown prompted discussion on emergency scenarios and the value of procedural drills.
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Cyclists Bike to Serve
There are very few people willing to go as far for community service as those who do the MS150. And they go far. 180 miles, or approximately 290 kilometers, to be exact.
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Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee Galvanizes WHEE
“You have to be passionate. You have to be present. You have to be prepared to jump in the fight.” Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, seasoned by 18 years of experience in public service, offered words of wisdom to Women Helping Empower Each Other (WHEE), April 3.
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No Magic in “The Incredible Burt Wonderstone”
“The Incredible Burt Wonderstone” is a film that promises quirky, farcical comedy, and within minutes falls epically, pathetically flat.
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Day in the Life of a Cast Member of “Faith, Hope & Charity”
Want to know what goes on behind the scenes of the winter play “Faith, Hope & Charity?” Find out in this article.
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