Cali N Tito’s is a Latin American restaurant located on S. Lumpkin Street with an original vibe and authentic menu options.
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The ODYSSEY Media Group will be on break from March 9-18.
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The ODYSSEY Media Group will be on break from Dec. 23 — Jan. 6
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The ODYSSEY Media Group will be on break from Nov. 18-24.
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The ODYSSEY Media Group will be on break from Jan. 20-25.
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On April 14, the Clarke Central High School Prom was held at the Cotton Press.
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The Jaguars defeated the Gladiator twice during the 2011-12 season.
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Guest writer and Sports Editor of the Cedar Shoals Blueprints Magazine predicts the outcome of the 50th Classic City Championship.
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Clarke Central High School held its Homecoming football game against North Oconee High School on Sept. 16 and its Homecoming Dance on Sept. 17.
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The Clarke Central High School varsity football team beat North Oconee High School 45-21 in Death Valley for CCHS’ annual homecoming game.
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Athens High School was integrated between 1963 and 1969. With school consolidation the next year, people on both sides of the racial divide remained in Athens, Ga. as reminders of the road towards equality.
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Web Master Suncana Pavlic complied a package of Clarke Central High School’s Senior Night on April 21 at Billy Henderson Stadium for CCHS’ Senior Night.
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On April 21, the Clarke Central High School varsity girls soccer team vs. Franklin County High School game was held. The game marked the last regular season game with Senior Night.
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On April 21, the Clarke Central High School varsity boys soccer team vs. Franklin County High School game was held.
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The Clarke Central High School program played Franklin County High School on April 21 at Billy Henderson Stadium for CCHS’ Senior Night.
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ODYSSEY Newsmagazine Opinions Editor Sara Goodie, who is running for 2016-17 Southern Interscholastic Press Association (SIPA) President, discusses her campaign and her journalistic journey.
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Hip-Hop group Run The Jewels came to Atlanta on their world tour after releasing their third studio album “Run The Jewels 3” on Jan. 21.
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This Halloween package includes 5 things to do before Halloween, a story on the annual Wild Rumpus Parade and a blog comparing two very different Halloween personal experiences. Package compiled by Aneesa Conine-Nakano.
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Print staff writers Graham Collins and Jamia Echols share their thoughts and memories of Halloween and how the holiday’s traditions have effected them.
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I never knew what made me different.Though dealing with Asperger’s syndrome is a challenge, there are ways to overcome the disability.
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With a multitude of projects, tests and homework, Clarke Central High School sophomores have…
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Based on a T.R.U Story brings nothing new of significance to the hip hop game.
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Facebook’s forced introduction of Timeline allows for easy access to users’ information.
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Despite her many commitments, newly appointed county commissioner Allison Wright has learned how to maintain balance in her life.
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For the 2012-13 school year, Clarke Central High School administrators hope changes made to Glad Time will improve its effectiveness.
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Chicago teachers took a strong stand when they made the decision to strike, but how long until it is forgotten?
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The community stresses that we should exceed the standards set for us, but are we challenged to even meet them?
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Athenian Peter Dale, 35, studied public relations at the University of Georgia, but switched career paths 10 years ago. He is now the co-owner of two successful restaurants: The National and Empire State South.
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Many undocumented students in the Clarke County School District have faces struggles since their arrivals as children in the U.S. Cedar Shoals High School senior Alejandra Diaz is one such student.
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The East Athens Educational Dance Center Company promotes perseverance and poise, along with fostering dedicated dancers.
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By LORAN POSEY News Editor Maynard began his wresting career with 35 straight losses…
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Emphasizing leadership skills, Clarke Central High School varsity cheer- leading Coach Summer Tuggle has instituted a new try-out protocol.
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Cali N’ Tito’s, a Hispanic restaurant located at 1427 S. Lumpkin St., has endured trials and tribulation, but still thrives in the Athens community.
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Those with dreadlocks often fight misconceptions and stereotypes.
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The Career Technical and Agricultural Education departments at Clarke Central High School and Cedar Shoals High School, in which many students from CCHS and CSHS are enrolled, will be transferred to the Athens Community Career Academy with the start of the 2012-13 school year.
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I am not racist; I view, speak to, interact with and love everyone the same, regardless of race.
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Kunming is the capital and largest city of the of Yunnan Province in Southwest China, home to more than 6 million people, including Clarke Central High School senior Jiacheng “Chris” Zhao.