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South Indoor Track

Anna Erkalova, Assistant Editor March 26, 2014

The end of the indoor track season brought great success for CB South. First, at the Millrose Games in New York City, one of the most famous track events, the 4x800 meter relay team, consisting of Kaitlin...

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Flappy Bird Takes World by Storm

Helena McKendrick, Staff Writer March 25, 2014

Flappy Bird has flown its way into the hearts of game players worldwide. The game, which involves "tapping" the screen of your phone to get an animated bird through a series of obstacles, has quickly become...

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Writing “Creatively”

Jamie Kassa, Staff Writer March 25, 2014

If you talk to some of the English teachers around South, you'll find that some of them aren’t too happy with the phrase “creative writing.” The argument is that all writing is, in some way, creative....

Jordan Davis parents.
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Trial and Error: The Jordan Davis Case

Annie Wang, Staff Writer March 25, 2014

Back in November 2012 in Jacksonville, FL, Michael Dunn opened fire on four black teenagers because they were listening to so-called “thug” music and continued shooting at the car as it drove away....

Hoffman in 2011 at a premiere of The Ides of March
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Death of Philip Seymour Hoffman

Kathryn Wang, Staff Writer March 25, 2014

On February 2, 2014, actor Philip Seymour Hoffman was found dead in his New York apartment with a syringe in his left arm. He died of a mixed drug overdose of heroin, cocaine, benzodiazepines, and amphetamine...

Mari-juana Learn about Weed Legalization?

Annie Wang, Staff Writer March 25, 2014

According to the Office of National Drug Control Policy, marijuana is a Schedule I drug, which means that users are highly likely to abuse this drug and that there is no currently accepted medical use. In...

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Fallon, Meyers: Same Faces, Different Places

Danny Yarnall, Assistant Editor March 25, 2014

For the those of you who are unaware, the Late Night TV landscape experienced a seismic shift a few weeks ago with longtime Tonight Show host Jay Leno stepping down to make way for Jimmy Fallon, who carved...

Deadcat and Pandead: Helping Hand

Deadcat and Pandead: Helping Hand

Noelle Marasheski, Staff Writer and Comic Artist March 25, 2014

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South’s Pirates of Penzance: An Entertaining Musical Comedy

Julie Wood, Staff Writer March 25, 2014

The Titan Thespians having been working hard, rehearsing and preparing for the upcoming CB South musical, The Pirates of Penzance. This operetta, which is a show similar to an opera but includes spoken...

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Beyoncé in a New Light

Anna Erkalova, Assistant Editor March 25, 2014

On December 13, Beyoncé surprised the world by releasing a fourteen track self-titled “visual album” without any marketing or previous announcements. The sudden release resulted in a shockwave;...

Regions of Ukraine

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Russia “Rushing” Ukraine

Annie Wang, Staff Writer March 25, 2014

Recently, Ukraine has become the headline of news everywhere. From flipping through channels on TV to front-page articles in the newspaper, there are few who haven’t heard about the violence that is...

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Keep Calm and Mock Trial On

Kathryn Wang, Staff Writer March 25, 2014

“Your Honor. May it please the Court.” The judge sits high at the bench as the jury waits for the plaintiff to present its opening statement. The lawyers on both sides take a seat at their respective...

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