Assigned seating in the classroom can make or break a student’s mood, altering the course of their day. But it may come as a surprise to students that many teachers who use seating charts do so with good intentions. “I use seating charts because I feel like a part of what’s important in English class […]
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Now that school is back in full swing, Retro Bowl has been the game that students have used to pass the time in classes with teachers getting frustrated at students for not paying attention. “I like to do it in class and my teachers get mad because I’m not paying attention to the lesson that they
With all expectations high, the Chiefs greatly disappointed them to start the season. They started off 2-3, as the defense allowed 8.6 yards per play. Mahomes also didn’t look like himself, forcing the action and trying to do too much. The Chiefs offensive struggle can also be blamed on the Buccaneers. They played the Chiefs
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The College football playoff committee is notorious for favoring certain schools and conferences. With the upcoming CFB playoff in the near future, 6 schools are patiently waiting to see their name in the top four. One school is a lock, the rest are win and you’re in. Looking at the past 8 years of the
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The Falcons cross country team had quite the impressive season going, winning or placing highly in almost all their races. Most importantly they won the state meet, through the leadership of leaders Matthew Tolman and Rhys Allen. The win was really exciting for all the seniors because two years ago they got second place and
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The Big 12 has been one of the top power five conferences in the nation for over 25 years. With the departure of two powerhouse schools in Texas and Oklahoma, the Big 12 had big shoes to fill. Although the four schools aren’t on the level Texas and Oklahoma are on athletically, they will still
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Blake Jouret is the unanimous best athlete at his respective school statistically and athleticallyThe undefeated wrestler and state champion hopeful can strike fear into anyone. Currently ranked highly in state, he has won thirty-five consecutive matches. He will more than likely wrestle at the collegiate level and is now back on the football team where
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As the NHL regular season wrapped up, the stage for the playoffs is set. 16 teams, 1 winner, the other 15 go home empty handed. The race for the Stanley Cup is on. Each series is a best of seven, so the team that wins 12 games gets to hoist the trophy and be the
The NBA started at an abnormal time this year due to COVID delays from last postseason. The players had less of an off-season, but surprisingly there haven’t been that many injuries this year. Nonetheless, this postseason is looking to be very entertaining, with many new exciting teams, and a new playoff structure. A play in
After what can be described as an odd season last year, the MLB is finally getting back to normal. Fans are being allowed in stadiums, as the Texas Rangers are allowing full capacity at their new stadium, Globe Life Field. The playoff structure is also going back to normal with the wild card round and
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