All posts tagged "Margaret Poe"
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Patriot Act II meets opposition
By Margaret Poe 2004 In today’s world, it is dangerous to be a Muslim. In fact, in some cases, our federal government considers it a...
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Same sex marriage ruling a step in right direction
By Margaret Poe 2004 Ahh, a wedding day. Rings are gleaming, rice is flying, flower girls are strewing rose petals right and left. The world...
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Internet consumes our modern life
By Margaret Poe 2004 OK, I admit it: I am an Internetaholic, and I’m ready to tell the world. The world needs to know; I...
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Homecoming crushes royal rejects, leaves nothing but regrets
By Margaret Poe 2004 I just don’t know what happened. I had genetics on my side, with hair whiter than an arctic sunrise, skin so...
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Red, white and blue, the patriotic trend
By Margaret Poe 2004 Forget the Goths. These days, black is no cooler than an “I love Saddam Hussein” bumper sticker. In fact, just about...
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Casual Fridays run rampant: Students must implement TGIDUF in response
By Margaret Poe 2004 Just as school restrooms are divided into “faculty” and “lowly student” divisions, just as there are “faculty” parking lots and “some...
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Bush rhetoric crosses church-state line
By Margaret Poe 2004 Our president believes in Him. So do millions of people across the country and around the world; however, millions of others...
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So there weren’t any bombs, after all …
By Margaret Poe 2004 David Kay has given up. Considering that Kay was the chief U.N. weapons inspector in Iraq, our favorite cowboy (and nominee...
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Our Cheating Hearts: Sixty-two percent of CFHS students admit to bending ethical bounds on class efforts
By Annick de Graaf and Margaret Poe 2004 It’s not cheating if … it’s just a few points on a quiz, simply a pointless worksheet...
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Colleges returning to using standardized testing for admissions
Standardized testing has long been debated over. Now with many colleges after the pandemic requiring SAT scores again to apply, many students struggle to rise above their scores. These...
