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The fifth National Coming Out Day event was held in the new cafeteria on Friday October 10, although the actual event is celebrated on the 11th. Members of the Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) were in attendance as well as faculty and staff. What is coming out? It is the process of personally accepting your homosexuality and sharing it with family, co-workers and friends. Coming out is different for every gay or bisexual person. Some experience a lot of pain and anguish while for others acceptance is a joyous time. It's perfectly normal to experience fear, doubt, loneliness, anger and even depression. |
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Uniform policy tyranny progresses onto sweaters
by Felipe Arencibia, News, November 14, 2008
Just when you think that the uniform policy could not get anymore strict you would be mistaken. Starting in October the uniform policy will now include school colored sweaters as mandatory. Needless to say, the Media Center has already been implementing the rule, turning away all students who are not abiding to the newly updated uniform policy. So you might be asking yourself what colors are still allowed.
by Alexandra Martinez, News, November 14,
2008
After a year without lockers, students are perplexed as to why the lockers still remain in two major hallways: 300 and 600. The answer, however, lies simply in the subject of money and time.
by Lola Duffort, News, November 14, 2008
Just when you think that the uniform policy could not get anymore strict you would be mistaken. Starting in October the uniform policy will now include school colored sweaters as mandatory. Needless to say, the Media Center has already been implementing the rule, turning away all students who are not abiding to the newly updated uniform policy. So you might be asking yourself what colors are still allowed.
by Ashley Rivera, News, November 14,
2008
After a year without lockers, students are perplexed as to why the lockers still remain in two major hallways: 300 and 600. The answer, however, lies simply in the subject of money and time.
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