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  • Monsoon wrestlers like to take it to the mat

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  • Girls soccer kickstarts their season

    Saturday, June 04, 2011 By: Jasmine Gomez

    The 2010-2011 girls soccer season is now underway. With many seniors graduating last year and only some returnees. The team is young, consisting of former junior varsity players and new players. Befo

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  • Start early to get a better grade

    Saturday, June 04, 2011 By: Diane Choi

    New project. Dark circles. Dissatisfactory outcome. All these come in a package, no matter if one is doing a project by oneself, with a group, or with the whole class. These tips might help: - Discus

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  • Bi-annual Blanket Project is a success

    Saturday, June 04, 2011 By: Jessica Wu

    On Dec. 9, the members of Key Club went over to Lindstrom Elementary to join the K-Kids in making blankets for the homeless. Countless bundles of fleece were bought to be turned into warm blankets for

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  • Mr. Headley comes out on top in beard competition

    Saturday, June 04, 2011 By: Sarah Carmella Bumacod

    On Nov. 1, four teachers stopped shaving. Mr. Saunders, Mr. Suttle, Mr. Headley, and Mr. Bacay took part in the annual tradition of full on beard-growing. Their coverage was extensive, the density was

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The Windjammer Mayfair High School Lakewood, CA
Issue Date: Friday, January 07, 2011 Issue: Volume 52 Number 4 Last Update: Saturday, June 04, 2011
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January begins boys soccer fever
Saturday, June 04, 2011 By Jen Jacques
Boys soccer kicked off their season with a loss against Long Beach Poly on Nov. 30; however, this loss was definitely not to foreshadow the season that followed. After that Poly game, varsity went on
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Boys basketball players face challenges on and off court
Saturday, June 04, 2011 By Haley Wivel and Leinorina Fonoti
Boys basketball won their first game aginst Redondo and lost their second game against compton. They also won their third and fourth games, and came in first in the Torrey Pines tournament over break
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Girls soccer kickstarts their season
Saturday, June 04, 2011 By Jasmine Gomez
The 2010-2011 girls soccer season is now underway. With many seniors graduating last year and only some returnees. The team is young, consisting of former junior varsity players and new players. Befo
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Don’t let teachers, other students or even time distract you from completing your work
Saturday, June 04, 2011 By Warren Poirier
Look at the clock. Now look back. Yes, only five minutes have passed. And this is only the beginning. Being in class for an hour takes its toll. The days are hard, the work stressful and since we ar
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Start early to get a better grade
Saturday, June 04, 2011 By Diane Choi
New project. Dark circles. Dissatisfactory outcome. All these come in a package, no matter if one is doing a project by oneself, with a group, or with the whole class. These tips might help: - Discus
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College visits constitute a vital part of student’s decision-making process
Saturday, June 04, 2011 By Melinda Ngo
Now that most college applications are complete and done with, the next step you should take is setting up tours to the colleges that you are interested in. College tours are definitely helpful becaus
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The Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Policy
Saturday, June 04, 2011 By Brittney Wallace
For those of you who don’t exactly keep up with the news, President Barack Obama has recently repealed the “Don’t ask, don’t tell” act, which prevented gays from openly serving in the military. It’s a
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WikiLeaks exposes the Truth
Saturday, June 04, 2011 By Warren Poirier
Signal the muckrakers. Investigative journalism just hit a new frontier. And this time, it’s worldwide. WikiLeaks – The biggest troublemaker to the governments of today, and the whistleblower on the
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There is more to a student’s life than a grade point average
There is more to a student’s life than a grade point average
Saturday, June 04, 2011 By Shannon Turner
I want to be able to look back on my high school years and look at all the experiences and memories I’ve made; not how many hours I spent studying for tests. Yes, that’s right. I refuse to dedicate t
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