Seniors Plan an Eventful Last 100 Days Monday, March 22, 2010 By Julianne Lewis full story  March 13 marked a very important day for the Class of 2010: 100 days until graduation. They will commemorate this past semester and celebrate the future on March 19 with a Chik-fil-A breakfast. In the

How Deep the Rabbit Hole Goes Monday, March 22, 2010 By Aaron McAndrew full story  In 1865, the revolutionary author Lewis Carroll wrote a book that changed the definition of true insanity. Even though there were rumors that the author was on drugs, this doesn’t change the fact that

So you Wanna be a Superstar? Monday, March 22, 2010 By Jacob Ottenheimer full story  It is hard to believe that it has been a little over 7 years since Kelly Clarkson was crowned the first American Idol. Now, in just a few short weeks, America will get to decide who will be the 9th A

The Falcon Flyer Presents: Our Spring Playlist Monday, March 22, 2010 By Abbe Ramanan full story  With winter finally over, it is time to celebrate the coming of spring with some tunes.

Staycation over Vacation Monday, March 22, 2010 By Kiley Garrett full story  As spring rolls into play, sports are beginning, temperatures are rising, and students are inevitably becoming restless after months of below-freezing weather. With spring break imminent, families scr

Sunni Minority attacked by Shiite Majority Monday, March 22, 2010 By Clarke Williams full story  BAGHDAD, IRAQ—Preliminary elections and the struggle for power over the broken Middle Eastern nation have begun. Candidate disputes, however, have caused deaths in voting stations across the country.

Trend Report: Sping 2010 Monday, March 22, 2010 By Lauren Young full story  To much to the relief of the students of Briar Woods, the snow has finally made its last hurrah and the temperatures are finally rising. The hallways are already filled with printed dresses, shorts an

NFL FREE AGENCY Monday, March 22, 2010 By Josh Plumhoff full story  It is business as usual in the NFL, in a year that there is no salary cap, early signs show no change in how teams are approaching free agency. Just a month after the New Orleans Saints defeated the

Student Literacy Advocates Monday, March 22, 2010 By Bailey Kirkpatrick full story  Literacy is an important issue that affects everyone at some point, and it is increasingly becoming an issue in America. Hoping to target such illiteracy, Briar Woods High School students established

New Same-Sex Marriage Laws in DC Spur Wider Controversy Monday, March 22, 2010 By Erin Pelletier full story  On March 3, same-sex couples gained the right to marry in Washington, DC. Washington is now the sixth place in the United States where same-sex couples can marry, joining Connecticut, Iowa, Massachuse

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