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Written by Malia Robinson, Alli Swift, and Taylor Bailey
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Wednesday, 27 May 2009 |
Every year since 1907 the Junior Rose
Parade has been a day to look forward
to. There are marching bands, toddlers
in red wagons, dancers, cotton candy
and ice cream, and school, at least since
Grant’s founding in 1926, gets out at 11:
30. Not this year.
This year, although the parade will
go on as planned, Grant, and all neighborhood
schools, have been told they
will have a full day of school and many
students and teachers are disgruntled by
the change.
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Written by Luke Severn Jesus Shuttlesworth
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Wednesday, 01 April 2009 |
What was special about this assembly is that it wasn’t mainly student run, but rather the schools administration decided to take the reigns and go through with the assembly, which focused on spring sports.
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Written by P.J. Mr. Thinks He's Funny
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Tuesday, 31 March 2009 |
Recently a stunning announcement has shocked the swimming community. For many years it has been considered imperative to shave one’s legs before the final meet of the season, but recent statements made by some of the sports stars have led to questioning of this long-established piece of swimming folk-lore. As James-Paul Cumming, a senior swimmer at Grant High School, states ,“I never thought anyone would notice, but people started asking so I had to tell them something and that’s how this whole mess got started. It feels good to admit the truth: I just like to feel smooth skin down there.”
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Written by Mackenzie Weekesand Alice McAdams High school dropouts
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Wednesday, 01 April 2009 |
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As March is coming to a close and the May 1 deadline looms nearer, you’re probably facing a significant pile of formal-looking envelopes. Each of these letters holds a different key to your future, and it’s your job in these next stress-filled months to make the decision that will shape the rest of your life. Choose the wrong college, and you’re facing homelessness, bankruptcy, death, and maybe even living in your parents’ basement for the rest of your adult life. We know it’s a difficult situation, which is why we’re here with some key tips to help you navigate through the turbulent sea of selecting your dream institution |
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Written by Taylor Bailey Maddi Hanlon-Austin Unicorn and cat
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Wednesday, 01 April 2009 |
Grantonian Issues 4/1/2009
Quote of the Issue: “Not one shred of evidence supports the notion that life is serious.”
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