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Free periods are great times to take a break from classes and do nothing. An­ drew Barno, being a junior, enjoys his first year of free periods just sitting around and taiking with Katie D’Orazio.
As always, Erin Howe is voicing her opinion about something in iife. Ryan Crowiey obviousiy disa­ grees and is putting up a fight.
Halloween is one of the few times the administration iets us out of the normal, routine dress code. Micheile Cormier takes advantage of this rare occasion and dresses up for the day.
Preparing for College
As juniors, we begin to feel the pressure of life tremendously. For the next two years, we will have to make some important decisions. One of these decisions is preparing for college. It is a good idea to start planning for college now so you can avoid being rushed in your senior year. However, choosing a college is a difficult decision. The first step should be choosing a major. After that, the number of colleges to choose from narrows down. The next step should be getting information about a few colleges that offer the classes you want. Then you need to work out costs and available scholarships. You also have to make sure that you meet the requirements the college has, like certain SAT scores. If you do meet the requirements, you have to apply and hope for the best. It may be a great deal of work but it is well worth it. Starting now saves you time in the future.
By: Jared Furgal
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