Category Archives: Features
McCarty, Dysfuntion Junction continue entertaining readers
by: Anna Kate Baygents Staff Reporter When Kent McCarty graduated last year as a Valedictorian, Star Student, National Merit Finalist, and Hall of Fame recipient, most of his teachers and classmates expected him to achieve big things. As former editor … Continue reading
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Rookie Driver’s Handbook
by: Jordan Farrar/Morgan Guess Staff Reporters Quite a few teens think that all you need to drive is a set of keys and a license, but that is not the case. When pulling into the driving world, it can be … Continue reading
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Warriors Take a Bow Presents Snow White
by: Morgan Guess Staff Reporter From the classroom to center stage, Oak Grove’s community-based classes continue to enchant the students and faculty that have the privilege of working with them. For the second year in a row, Warriors Take a … Continue reading
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One Rev 2012
PEDAL FASTER and get pumped about making a difference One Revolution will be a day when students drive to the Optimist Park to gather together to walk or ride their bikes, scooters, battery powered golf carts, or any other non … Continue reading
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Does a president’s personal life affect his decisions?
by: Anna Kate Baygents Staff Reporter When you hear the name Bill Clinton, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? For most people, it is not his foreign policies or economic decisions, but of his now infamous alleged affair … Continue reading
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Celebrities: Infamous influence or inspirations?
by: Nan Buti Staff Reporter Celebrities’ inadequate decisions should not affect their abilities to be our role models. We as their fans should look up to these influential mega figures of fame. Dead or alive, celebrities who have publicly made … Continue reading
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Eliminating the R word
by: Nan Buti Staff Reporter “I pledge and support the elimination of the derogatory use of the r-word from every day speech and promote the acceptance and inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities.” This pledge represents the Jr. Civitan club’s … Continue reading
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Prom 2012 Tinseltown and Tuxedos
by: Sydney Sanders & Julie Robinson Editor & Staff Reporter Would you go with me? Scavenger hunt leads to the ultimate surprise. “I gotta know, would you go (to prom) with me?” are the words senior Jacob Nelson sang to … Continue reading
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Student strives to make a difference at OGHS
by: Brittain Allgood Staff Reporter Senior Bailey Jones is hoping to leave a mark at Oak Grove High School through her Senior Exhibition of Achievement project. She has decided to begin a peer mentoring group particularly for new students. Jones … Continue reading
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