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Heart Disease in Women

February 21, 2012 • Stephanie Boan, Opinion Editor  

Heart disease affects everyone; it’s the leading cause of death for women in America. It makes up a third of women’s death currently.  America is trying to raise awareness. We need to do so because this disease is a type of “silent killer”.  Most women that have heart disease don’t know it... 

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Carter G. Woodson

Black History Month

February 21, 2012 • Hannah Milks, Student Life Editor  

The story of Black History Month began in 1915, fifty years after the Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery in the United States. That September, historian Carter G. Woodson, an African American Harvard graduate along with the prominent minister Jesse E. Moorland founded the Association for the Study... 

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Duh, Pinning

Duh, Pinning

February 15, 2012 • Grace George, News Editor  

“Stunning,” “breathtaking,” “user-friendly,” and “extraordinary,” are all words that “pinners” use to describe the great website. The virtual pin board keeps women and even men of all ages entertained for hours on in. Pinterest can give you... 

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Country Club in Flames

Country Club in Flames

January 31, 2012 • Isabelle Brown, Advertisement/News Editor  

As you may know, The Liberty Hill’s Country Club has recently burnt down. Firefighters had receved the call just before 6 p.m. and faced two major obstacles in putting out the fire. Strong winds spread the fire quickly, and the one fire hydrant nearby was not working, forcing tanker trucks to... 

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Costa Concordia

January 31, 2012 • Stephanie Boan, Opinion Editor  

In the Tuscan Sea, near Italy, a cruise ship recently crashed on January 13th, 2012. The big news, though, is that 23 passengers are still missing. We don’t know what kind of condition we’ll find them in, but they all have many friends and family anxiously waiting to find out more information. Divers... 

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Teachers, Teachers, Teachers

Teachers, Teachers, Teachers

January 6, 2012 • Grace George  

Everyone has a favorite teacher; some are as nice as preachers. They teach you lessons in and out of school, like how to float in a deep swimming pool. They won’t always be nice; we’ve figured that out so far. But they will love you to the end, and think you are a shining star. No matter whom your... 

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2011 in Review

2011 in Review

December 20, 2011 • Isabelle Brown, Advertisement/News Editor  

As the 2011 year is coming to a close, many people choose to take a look back, and remember just what occurred and took place during this past year. Not all events were just peachy keen; including the spontaneous outbreaks of Charlie Sheen, or one of the largest tornados ever, and even the death of Steve... 

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The Countdown Begins

The Countdown Begins

December 19, 2011 • Sydney Perkins, Da Bomb Dot Com Editor  

New Year’s Eve will be here before you know it. You know what that means, time for New Year’s Resolutions! Every New Year’s Eve millions of people make their new year’s resolutions at midnight. It could be things as small as exercising more or as big as saving up for a new car. The easy part,... 

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“Thursday” Night Lights

“Thursday” Night Lights

December 13, 2011 • Sydney Perkins, Da Bomb.com Editor  

On November 8th there was a vote to increase Liberty Public Schools property tax rate. The tax rate increase was to help with funding of a new football stadium and added classroom space. The varsity football games for both Liberty and Liberty North are usually held at the William Jewell Football Stadium.... 

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Pointless Protests?

Pointless Protests?

December 5, 2011 • Zach Kilgas, Editor  

Viral. A single idea has infected people across the United States, and continues to spread, spreading from state to state like a cold through a school. As teenagers, it’s easy to overlook watching the nightly news, or reading the recent headlines, yet decisions made affect our country.  The movement... 

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