RUSTLER NEWS
The website for the CMR Stampede Newspaper
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Apr 23by Tawnee Boham
Having the weight of the galaxy on your shoulders can be tough. Millions of lives are dependant upon your every choice. Sometimes, it’s just easier to be a jerk. Other times, it pays to go the extra mile. Read the rest of this entry »
Tagged as: 2, boham, game, mass effect, mass effect 2, Opinion, review, tawnee, tawnee boham, video, video game -
Apr 22
Staff member’s grumblings about drivers, everything in between
by Chloe Rogers
It’s almost that time again. The time when students are freed from their school shackles and introduced to warmer weather. The time when curfew is extended on the weekday and when homework becomes a thing of the past. The time when being a teenager is the most fulfilling thing on the planet. I can relate, being a little over a month away from freedom makes me anxious to hit the road. Read the rest of this entry »
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H2H: Dissection
Filed under NewsApr 22Hands on, Minds on
by Nick Green
For many students, the initial impression of high school dissections is one of apprehension and disgust, but these feelings give way to understanding and respect for the similarities all life has with each other. Read the rest of this entry »
Tagged as: dissection, green, h2h, head to head, head2head, hodges, katie, katie hodges, nick, nick green, Opinion -
Mar 26guest writer Jade Klette
It’s that time of year again. The time we wait for all year… the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament.
95 percent of you will now want to stop reading this article assuming you already made it past the title. For the other 5 percent of you who wish to continue, and the roughly 20-35 percent that I have convinced to keep reading because of my clever humor, I want to talk about this somewhat untalked about event. Read the rest of this entry »
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Mar 26by Shayna Leonard
Long distance runners (left to right) Joel Cartwright, Patrick Rayl, and Aaron Duffy. Photo by Shayna Leonard.
For CMR athletes Patrick Rayl, Aaron Duffy, and Joel Cartwright, the long distance team in track and field is more than a sport.
With all three sitting on a couch in front of me, their friendship as teammates was unmistakable, and shined brightly through their laughter and inside jokes. Read the rest of this entry »
Tagged as: cartwright, duffy, leonard, Opinion, rayl, runners, shayna, shayna leonard, Sports, track -
Mar 25
Jamming to the beat of his "style of music," junior Casey Coffman plays Rock Band with his friends. Photo by Austin Lahr.
by Austin Lahr
Everybody’s heard of Guitar Hero and Rockband right? Unless you’ve been living under a rock, then please have someone inform you. These games are becoming more and more popular and creating a craze that is sweeping the nation, the question on everybody’s mind is; which game is better?
For junior Casey Coffman, it is not a question of which game is better, but which game has Read the rest of this entry »
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Is reality destroying television?
Filed under OpinionMar 25
With a look of fear in his eyes, staff writer Simon Ljunggren recounts his horrors with reality TV. Photo by Ashley Moore.
by Simon Ljunggren
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Mar 25
Standing on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial during his trip to Washington, D.C., junior Tim Seery gets to know Pail Elish of Presque Isle, Maine. Photo courtesy of Paul Elish.
by Tim Seery
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Mar 8
by Zack Jarvis
One new show on this season’s TV schedule exploits how awkward and strange some families are in the best ways possible.
ABC’s new sitcom “Modern Family” is about a family with three dysfunctional parts. There is the grandpa who has married a much younger Latino woman who has a 10-year-old boy, the parents who would rather befriend their children than discipline them, and the gay couple who have adopted a baby from Vietnam. Read the rest of this entry »
Tagged as: family, jarvis, modern, modern family, Opinion, review, Reviews, television, tv, zack, zack jarvis -
Mar 8
Although graphics stun, story lacking
by Katie Hodges
Let’s face facts. Nearly everyone and their mother has seen “Avatar.” And even people who haven’t seen it can tell you the exact same thing. The graphics are amazing, but the storyline sucks. Read the rest of this entry »
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