Winter sports melt with snow Wednesday, March 24, 2004 By Marcel Jackson Sports Editor The boys’ basketball team dribbled their way to a slam-dunk finale this year. Coupled with a mix of long-range jumpers and electrifying dunks, the Eagles kept the student section on their feet and sc full story	McElheney dominates Wednesday, March 24, 2004 By Jenny Thiessen Talon staff writer Clover High School made history in the Class AAA wrestling tournament this past season.The Blue Eagles had a team a couple of years during the early 1970's, but never advanced a wrestler to the state full story
Clover crowns a new queen Wednesday, March 24, 2004 By Leigh Williford News Editor Walking down the runway, smiling down at the crowd, hearing your name announced as Miss Clover High and deafening the excited audience as a tiara is placed in your hair is something little girls dream full story	Amazing faith drives Self Wednesday, March 24, 2004 By Jenny Thiessen Talon staff writer Brad Self loves the Lord, and it shows in everything he does. It is through this love that Self has accomplished much more than the average teenager.Not only is Self active in his church, but he is a full story
Wishes do come true Wednesday, March 24, 2004 By Laura Braunfeld Talon staff writer [ArticleImageHyperLink] Star light, star bright, First star I see tonight. I wish I may, I wish I might, Have the wish, I wish tonight.For many children, their bright star is the Make-A-Wish foundation. One of the many child full story	Jenkins throws in the towel: School board searches for new leader Tuesday, March 23, 2004 By Melissa Rhodes Editor-in-Chief The Clover School District is searching for their Mr. Right –– or maybe even Mrs. Right.On Dec. 12, Clover School District’s superintendent Bill Jenkins, 63, announced his plans to retire at the concl full story
The truth about truth Tuesday, March 23, 2004 By Principal Ron Wright Sometimes the truth is evident, sometimes the truth hurts, sometimes the truth sets you free and sometimes it’s hard to find the truth.I stood on the podium in the Columbia Adam’s Mark ballroom very s full story	School newspapers sharpen student skills Tuesday, March 23, 2004 By From staff reports Football, marching band, drama and chorus are great activities and essential to the overall success of most high schools students. However, some experts believe that beyond going to class, being at sc full story
Military draft The price of freedom? Tuesday, March 23, 2004 By Travis Campbell Talon staff writer [ArticleImageHyperLink] Bombs explode into buildings, houses of families and mounds of people lay dead or dying on the ground. Parents are screaming for their children to take cover as bullets and debris soar through the air full story	Downsizing food options Super size not super Tuesday, March 23, 2004 By KRT News Service [ArticleImageHyperLink] Despite what some cynics may say, Tuesday’s decision by McDonald’s to phase out Supersizing isn’t just another empty-calorie advertising gimmick. Even dietitians and other health advocates, who by nat full story

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