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Marcus High School's Online Newspaper

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Marcus High School's Online Newspaper

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Marcus High School's Online Newspaper

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Spring Break…

Marisa Charpentier, managing editor September 20, 2013

As students sluggishly slip back into their daily routines after a week of cruising around the Caribbean or getting that pre-prom tan down in Mexico, I’d like to take a moment to outline all of the reasons...

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Tips for the working teenager

Tips for the working teenager

Molly Webber, Writer September 20, 2013

The way life is nowadays causes it to be a true challenge to handle school, your social life, and work. Teachers pile on amounts of homework that are almost offensive, as if they are assuming that you...

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Most Influential Women

Most Influential Women

Marisa Charpentier, Editor-in-chief September 20, 2013

Long-distance swimmer, Diana Nyad made history when she swam 110 miles from Cuba to Florida over labor day weekend. Her fifth attempt since 1978, this feat made her the first person to swim the path without...

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A behind the scenes look at the construction

A behind the scenes look at the construction

Adam Hernandez, Writer September 19, 2013

The school is currently undergoing two main construction projects that will continue into next year. The construction however has not come without its share of problems.     The construction of the...

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Assistant golf coach Matthew Schwolert and Algebra 1 teacher assists students in class.

New assistant golf coach connects with community

Allie Loder, Writer September 19, 2013

New assistant golf coach Matthew Schwolert may be new to the staff this year, but he’s not a stranger to the Marcus community.     Since he moved to the Flower Mound area in 2002, Matthew has been...

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Students allowed to bring new café items to class

Austin Rickerson, Sports editor, writer September 13, 2013

When the new café opens in the library on Monday, students will be able to take purchased food and drink items to class. Principal Gary Shafferman said that this will be a privilege, not a right. Shafferman...

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