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Trendy Threads: Scrounging for spring style
Filed under FeaturesMar 8by Emily Peterson
As February comes to a close and the bulbs of spring emerge from the almost thawed earth, I begin to lament the loss of winter. It’s neither the frigid temperatures nor the three-inch thick ice coating the student lot that I’m sad to see go. Read the rest of this entry »
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Mar 5
by Austin Lahr
The floor is filled. In front lies the stage lit with an array of colors bouncing off the red walls behind. In front of the stage stands a fellow who passionately claims the inches closest to the stage. Behind him is the crowd that covers the entire dance floor. All of them stand, waiting for the band currently walking on stage to take them away from reality– at least for the time being. Read the rest of this entry »
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Making a scene…or two
Filed under FeaturesMar 5Drama students tackle “The Will Project,” “The Odd Couple”
by Simon Ljunggren
If there is one CMR student who lives and breathes on drama class and plays, it’s junior Scott Hill. In fact, it’s something that he sees as a passion. Read the rest of this entry »
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CMR graduate reflects on years past
Filed under FeaturesMar 5Devine reveals origin of the Rustler mascot
by Nick Schulz
C.M. Russell High School graduate Dan Devine did more in high school than just school work. In fact, if it were not for him we would not be the Mighty Rustlers today. Read the rest of this entry »
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Cubbage makes sushi for speech students
Filed under FeaturesFeb 23
Demonstrating the technique, teacher Tom Cubbage makes the popular Japanese food sushi to his students. Photo by Zach Winter.
by Zach Winter
Speech and Debate classes got a little extra out of their class when learning about demonstrations. Rather than just a boring lecture on how to do a demonstration, their teacher, Tom Cubbage, showed them how a demonstration was done by making sushi for the class. He made summer rolls and maki with fresh ingredients and newly steamed white rice. Students gave their compliments to their demonstrator and chef, but stayed away from the wasabi.
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“1 in 1600″ — Gabe Palmer
Filed under One in 1600Feb 20Features Editor Dayton Smith interviews Gabe Palmer — a running series called “1 in 1600″ in which Stampede staffers randomly discover the characters who call CMR home.
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“1 in 1600″ — Jordan Bagley
Filed under One in 1600Feb 20Managing Editor Meghan O’Dell interviews Jordan Bagley — a running series called “1 in 1600″ in which Stampede staffers randomly discover the characters who call CMR home.
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“1 in 1600″ — Ryan Caniparoli
Filed under One in 1600Feb 20News Editor Zack Jarvis interviews Ryan Caniparoli — a running series called “1 in 1600″ in which Stampede staffers randomly discover the characters who call CMR home.
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Mardi Gras at CMR
Filed under FeaturesFeb 11On Feb. 11 CMR French classes celebrated Mardi Gras. Many students made their own recipes including spicy pretzels, jambalaya, and gumbo.
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“1 in 1600″ — Jeremiah Locke
Filed under One in 1600Feb 11Editor in Chief Mauro Whiteman interviews Jeremiah Locke — a running series called “1 in 1600″ in which Stampede staffers randomly discover the characters who call CMR home.
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