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Written by Sandra Chen
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The school now has a new $12,000 sound system that the student government purchased using money from fundraisers and dances.
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Written by Angela M. Chen
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The principal plans to install more reinforced fences around exposed campus perimeters to heighten student safety.
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Written by Angela M. Chen
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“Be very careful with these cars. Although they are not thousands of dollars, they are not second-hand cars either,” said senior Xiao Xu, president of the Lowell Science Association club. “Remember we have to resell, so don’t lose any parts.”
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Written by Sanyee Yuan
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Students in the Class of 2008 will only be able to invite two guests to
their graduation ceremony at the Masonic Auditorium on June 11.
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Written by Michael Lazarus
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Ask senior Rick Berwick what he likes most about volunteering and he will respond humbly and seriously that he truly enjoys helping his community. He maintains this humility despite receiving a prestigious award for the thousands of volunteer hours he has logged: the President’s Volunteer Service Award.
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Written by Michael Lazarus
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Ask senior Rick Berwick what he likes most about volunteering and he will respond humbly and seriously that he truly enjoys helping his community. He maintains this humility despite receiving a prestigious award for the thousands of volunteer hours he has logged: the President’s Volunteer Service Award.
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Written by Amy Seaman
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An array of white, skeletal creatures rests silently on a black backdrop in the back of the Book-to-Book store.
This is the Museum of Unnatural History, a makeshift art gallery showcasing ceramic students’ imaginative creations. Taught by Maria Rode, these students embarked on a journey to preserve childhood memories by “fossilizing” them in clay last November.
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Written by Amy Seaman
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Schools throughout the state may have to scale down staff and services after governor Arnold Schwarzenegger proposed a $4.8 billion educational budget cut as a part of a series of cuts aimed at bringing the state out of a projected $14.5 billion deficit.
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Written by Caitlin Furney
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TV Lowell members are currently working on their next show after broadcasting their first live show of the school year on Jan. 16.
Broadcast by Radio Lowell announcers, TV Lowell will draw attention to school activities using video clips, according to English and drama teacher Sam Williams, the TV and Radio Lowell sponsor. “The purpose is to raise awareness about sporting events and school opportunities,” he said.
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Written by Caitlin Furney
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TV Lowell members are currently working on their next show after broadcasting their first live show of the school year on Jan. 16.
Broadcast by Radio Lowell announcers, TV Lowell will draw attention to school activities using video clips, according to English and drama teacher Sam Williams, the TV and Radio Lowell sponsor. “The purpose is to raise awareness about sporting events and school opportunities,” he said.
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Written by Glennis Markison
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Color-coordinated students danced under a black light while supporting the junior class at the Junior Escape Dance on Jan.18.
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