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Building a strong resume
The Leader-TelegramAaron Joos had his best high school basketball game on senior day, when he played hurt and scored 19 points. He injured his finger while using machinery to make parts for a robot. "The coaches joked after that everybody should play with tape on...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, High School Sports, Hunting, Schools
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EDITORIAL: New state law should help get grads college ready
The Herald Bulletin, Anderson, Ind.Graduation from high school can be a hollow achievement for those who haven't truly mastered the skills and subject matter to prepare themselves well for higher education. Annually, about 10,000 graduates of Hoosier high schools need remedial help in...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Colleges and Universities, Teaching and Learning, Graduation, Education
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Tennis: Donated time on indoor courts gives area high school teams a leg up
The Leader-TelegramIt's no secret the weather this spring has severely limited the schedules of all high school athletic teams. But what might be the best-kept secret is how area tennis teams are heading into Monday's WIAA subsectionals feeling confident and prepared, all...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, YMCA, Gymnastics Clubs, Tennis, High School Sports
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Wrestler eyes new fight
The Leader-TelegramEric Peissig is motivated to succeed. "If there is an opportunity out there ... I have a hard time turning that down," the 18-year-old said. "If success is right in front of me and I can take it, I'm going to go for it." Peissig is one of seven...Tags: Breast Cancer, Teaching and Learning, Schools, Awards and Prizes, Sports
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch Joe Strauss column
St. Louis Post-DispatchThe Professional Golfers Association of America has spent recent weeks -- months, actually -- setting up shop at Bellerive in preparation for its Senior Championship that begins Thursday morning. This is a big deal. Some may say this is a golf thing,...Tags: Golf, Peter Jacobsen, High School Sports, Jay Nixon, Schools
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On stage: theater for kids, by kids and about kids.
Staff WriterFor students, summertime can mean throwing down the books and taking up the stage. Here are some theater events over the next few days that are tailored toward young people. DELRAY BEACH "Footloose" - Presented by students from the Arts Garage...Tags: Entertainment Events, Arts and Culture, Teaching and Learning, Music Theater, Arts
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Students show artistic sides at Jambandoree
Republican & Herald, Pottsville, Pa.Students at Blue Mountain High School put their artistic and musical talents on display Friday evening for the 11th annual Jambandoree. The annual fundraiser for the art club featured 10 bands performing in the school cafeteria from about 6 to 10 p.m....Tags: Teachers, Arts and Culture, Teaching and Learning, Music Theater, Arts
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Ansonia High School students visit, help teach elementary school students
New Haven Register, Conn.Kids teaching kids. That was the theme last month as 43 Ansonia High School students visited pupils in K-8 at John G. Prendergast and John C. Mead elementary schools and Ansonia Middle School. The juniors and seniors who taught younger students are...Tags: Agriculture, Teaching and Learning, Tacos, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Schools
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BRIEF: Long Beach grads looking toward future
The Sun HeraldThe 192 graduates of Long Beach High School proceeded carefully and slowly to the stage Friday to get their diplomas. The crowd gathered at the Coast Coliseum cheered loudly for them, with the occasional shout of "we love you." Before the graduation,...Tags: Tulane University, Graduation, University of Southern Mississippi, Awards and Prizes, Schools
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In Gulfport, St. Patrick grads eager to take next steps
The Sun HeraldEmily Wright didn't faint. The valedictorian of St. Patrick Catholic High School's class of 2013 worried Friday her nerves might get the best of her. So much, in fact, she warned the packed gymnasium she might totter at the lectern. "If, for any...Tags: John Hughes, Schools
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BASKETBALL: Playing the right way
Sun Journal, New Bern, N.C.Chris Blakely is not a fan of the NBA's Miami Heat. Instead, he cheers on the New York Knicks. But for the past eight weeks, he was representing the Twin Rivers YMCA version of the Heat. And like LeBron James or L.A. Lakers' star Kobe Bryant,...Tags: Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat, Schools, Clubs and Associations, Sports
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Patton lineman Harbison headed to Ferrum
The News Herald, Morganton, N.C.It's not that Patton senior two-way lineman Jared Harbison didn't enjoy playing a lot of football at the high school level. But he sure will relish finding a position and sticking to it. Harbison should be afforded that opportunity after recently...Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, Football, Schools, Sports, College Sports
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