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Katie Diaz, Kameren Prather, Videographers
• January 18, 2019
Athletes balance practices, games, schoolwork
Juna Murao and Trenna Soderling
• November 28, 2015

Governor Sam Brownback introduces plan to cut school funding
Kenneth Palmer, Copy Editor
• March 6, 2015

February concert schedule
Juliana Hill, Reporter
• February 12, 2015

Team chemistry drives girls basketball team’s success
Ryan Liston, Online Editor in Chief
• February 11, 2015

Recent graduate fills open science position
Sydney Gard, Reporter
• February 10, 2015

Clear reason exists for cloudy fountain water
Evan Frook, Reporter
• February 9, 2015
Later School Start Times Prove Beneficial
Maria Carrasco, Managing Print Editor
• November 15, 2014
The Struggle of Stress
Libby Stanford, Reporter
• October 13, 2014
Red in a Sea of Blue
Maria Carrasco, Print Managing Editor
• October 13, 2014

Summer jobs made students money, friends and life skills
Lauren Brittain and Hala Hamid
• September 2, 2014
Redistribution of Kansas school funding
hala hamid, reporter
• April 17, 2014
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