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My childhood died when my favorite tv shows did

Crummy cartoons

Rob Ellerhorst '15, Print Co-Editor
December 3, 2013
out for season after only 10 games

Rose out for season… again

Davis Rensing '14, Staff Writer (first semester)
December 3, 2013
Are the Pacers the real deal?

Are the Pacers the real deal?

Rawley Cook '15, Back Page Editor
December 2, 2013
Is the Christmas spirit more valuable than presents?

Is the Christmas spirit more valuable than presents?

Nicholas Rackers '15, Staff Writer
December 2, 2013
St. Judes senior team last year went up to state but couldnt come home with the title

Senior CYO Preview

Andrew Cole '14, Sports Editor
November 25, 2013
Elder students cling to Thanksgiving traditions

Elder students cling to Thanksgiving traditions

Nicholas Rackers '15, Staff Writer
November 25, 2013
Care packages and much more

Care packages and much more

Ben Smith '14, Features Editor (first semester)
November 6, 2013
Rip N Time delivers an old school rock n roll feel on their debut album

Rip N’ Time breaks stereotypes on debut album

Nick Antone '14, Co-Editor in Chief
November 5, 2013
There is something shady going on

There is something “shady” going on

Jonathan August Reiter '14, Associate Back Page Editor (first semester)
November 4, 2013
The Pit will be packed as The Panthers take on the Clayton Northmont Thunderbirds

Panther playoff hopes

Rawley Cook '15, Back Page Editor
November 4, 2013
Map of Indian tribes of Ohio in the 18th century. The important Battle of Fallen Timbers is indicated by the red arrow.

Native Americans leave their mark in Ohio

Nick Rackers '15, Assisstant News Editor
November 4, 2013
Are our laptops being used to their potential?

Are our laptops being used to their potential?

Joe Tedesco '14, Staff Writer (first semester)
November 4, 2013
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