The Netflix original “Alexa and Katie”, which was released on March 23, is a slightly corny yet heartfelt series that is sure to have young people talking.
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Letter from the Editor: Investigating ICE
by Lucia Bermudez December 26, 2017The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s means of detaining people is often inhumane and irresponsible.
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The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s means of detaining bermudez people is often inhumane and irresponsible.
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Clarke County School District Superintendent Dr. Demond Means makes Athens his new home upon his hiring as CCSD superintendent in June. Means spoke candidly to Editor-in-Chief Lucia Bermudez about his history in and passion for education as well as his aspirations as superintendent.
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Clarke Central High School senior and Co-Editor-in-Chief Lucia Bermudez reflects on her parent’s divorce and one of the best things that has resulted from it: a new set of family members.
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In light of President Donald Trump’s decision to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Act (DACA) on Sept. 5, here are five things to know about the immigration policy.
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Six girls see how “universal” the Gloss Bomb Universal Lip Luminizer from Rihanna’s new makeup line, Fenty Beauty, really is.
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The Clarke Central High School varsity football team acquired their second win of the regular season, coming up with a 42-14 win against Gainesville High School on Sept. 1.
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Clarke Central High School freshman Joseph Conaway, a member of the CCHS cross country and track team, reflects on his season and sets goals for the future.
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Sugar, spice and adjectives that aren’t nice
by Lucia Bermudez April 23, 2017Comparing Latinas to hot foods casting them in stereotypical roles is harmful in more ways than one.
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University of Miami fullback Marquez Williams, a 2011-12 Clarke Central High School graduate, has traveled a path that has led him to his dreams.
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Blanca Lynch has been a hard worker all her life, and continues to work hard at her job as a custodian at Clarke Central High School.
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Clarke Central High School held a Black History Month Celebration Assembly in Mell Auditorium on Feb. 16. The assembly featured poetry readings, speeches and dance and video tributes.
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David Perno, once a Gladiator himself, followed a sports-based path of playing and coaching which has lead him to his current position as the Clarke Central High School head football coach.
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As a kickoff to the Athens Jewish Film Festival, the documentary “Hate” reveals anti-Semitism which has remained in parts of Europe.
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No matter what the situation, Clarke Central junior Lauryn Waters does everything with the guidance and support of her family.
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Clarke Central senior Anthony Zuniga has been a part of drama at Clarke Central since his freshman year and has developed his skills in theater throughout his high school career.
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Local business owner Angie Tillman fulfilled her dream with the opening of her new storefront Phickles Phun Foods earlier this year.
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The drama department concluded some major events on their agenda for the school year and are reflecting on their experience and looking ahead to the second semester.
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Titrim Attipoe, a current Clarke County School District substitute teacher, was born and raised in Ghana. He has noticed many differences in culture between the U.S. and Ghana throughout his years.
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Being Latino is an identity; it goes beyond physical appearance and stereotypes.
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Senior Gedia Powell speaks about his experience with music and the role it has played in his life.
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Clarke Central High School foreign language department teacher William Hunter is the newest Latin teacher.