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Written by Glennis Markison
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Teenagers from Bay Area high schools screamed their guts out at a fashion show promoting AIDS awareness.
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Written by Amy Seaman
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The Lowell Jazz Band provided a widely applauded finish to the third Winter Band Concert, which featured the Intermediate, Advanced and Symphonic band classes in the Carol Channing Auditorium on Nov. 30.
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Written by Bonnie Tang
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The sixth floor of San Francisco’s Main Library is home to a vast collection of books, print media, photographs, maps, posters, archives and manuscript collections documenting all aspects of San Francisco life and history. The archive houses copies of old magazines, newspapers and even issues of “Seventeen” dating back to 1970.
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Written by Angela M. Chen
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“Just be creative with it,” Do It Yourself Fanatics club president
junior Tina Lin said as she held up a piece of red fleece. “Do what you
want. You can even add ears to it!” The club promotes creativity and
embarked on another project on Nov. 30: a winter hat.
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Written by Camille Smyth
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Babysitting jobs are popping up left and right with the arrivals of two new additions to the staff family.
Physics teacher Cy Prothro and chemistry teacher Bruce Coulter recently welcomed a new member to each of their families.
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Written by Rachel Hwang
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On Nov. 26, three lockers in the boys’ locker room were robbed during a morning Physical Education class.
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Written by Ana Billingsley
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Two actors from the Oregon Shakespeare Festival performed six scenes on Nov. 27 in the Carol Channing Theater.
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Written by Jenny Ng
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Empty pie tin covers and hungry college students have a lot in common. They were the beginnings of a new sport. In the early 1960s, New England college students discovered empty pie tins from the Frisbie Baking Company could be thrown and caught, providing endless hours of fun. The game spread to college campuses and parks across the country.
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Written by Jenny Ng
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Empty pie tin covers and hungry college students have a lot in common. They were the beginnings of a new sport. In the early 1960s, New England college students discovered empty pie tins from the Frisbie Baking Company could be thrown and caught, providing endless hours of fun. The game spread to college campuses and parks across the country.
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Written by Sandra Chen
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Parents and students are not being notified of recent muggings as a result of staff reductions.
A sophomore whose name was not released was mugged on Sept. 14 at Lakeshore Plaza around 7:30 a.m. by an attacker with a knife. The attacker was injured by the student in the process of stealing the student’s money.
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Written by Camille Smyth
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On May 15,1995 in Haverhill, Massachusetts Debra Forte was found dead after being beaten about the head and shoulders and stabbed multiple times in the chest. Three years later on Aug. 4, the police humiliated and tortured Luana Junior da Silva Lago in Bahia, Brazil, forcing her to throw herself into the sea where she drowned. Both Luana and Debra were transgendered.
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Written by Camille Smyth
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On May 15,1995 in Haverhill, Massachusetts Debra Forte was found dead after being beaten about the head and shoulders and stabbed multiple times in the chest. Three years later on Aug. 4, the police humiliated and tortured Luana Junior da Silva Lago in Bahia, Brazil, forcing her to throw herself into the sea where she drowned. Both Luana and Debra were transgendered.
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