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Salvadorian human rights activist Leonel Gomez worked alongside the U.S. government to crack down on human rights violations and other crimes in his native country of El Salvador since the 1980s.
Koudjeti Honors Father’s Charity Work Freshmen Express Support, Concern Regarding Academies
Sherwood Opens its Mind to 'Portraits of Life' Administration Prepares for Possible County-wide Budget Cuts
School Will No Longer Offer On-Level English 11
Feb 22 10:57 AM
In an attempt to push students in On-Level English to perform in a more rigorous environment, the English department has dissolved On-Level English 11 for next school year.
Administration Prepares for Possible County-wide Budget Cuts
Feb 23 10:19 AM
MCPS faces the possibility of budget reductions for the Fiscal Year (FY) 2011 in the event that the Montgomery County Council does not approve Superintendent Jerry Weast’s $2.
Passage in AP World History Textbook Perceived as Defamatory towards Jews
Feb 26 9:50 AM
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) sent a letter to Principal Bill Gregory, stating that a passage in Sherwood’s AP World history textbook, "The Earth and Its Peoples", 2nd edition, is defamatory towards Jewish people.
In-State Students Should Get a Leg-Up
Feb 22 10:59 AM
Most of the panic for college admission roots from the illusion that there are so many factors against students being accepted.
Notes to Nancy (February)
Feb 22 10:53 AM
Dear Nancy,I’m a freshman this year, and so far, I have no friends. I have a few people I’ll talk to during classes but never outside of school.
Eight Years Too Many for Too Many Families
Feb 22 10:45 AM
I myself have felt the uncertainty and worry; my heart racing at every report of another roadside bombing or military base attack … me and the other 154,000 families with U.
Watching Jersey Shore Becomes 'The Situation'
Feb 22 10:55 AM
Increasingly more television viewers indulge in tasteless television. MTV’s reality show "Jersey Shore" is a prime example of what Americans find entertaining.
Talkin’ Bout My Generation... The Generation RX
Feb 22 10:51 AM
Prescription drug abuse has become so prominent in culture that it is depicted in the lyrics of musical artists such as Shwayze, whose song, "Get U Home" goes, "she tastes like cigarettes and alcohol, up all night on Adderall…" Popping ADHD medications illegally for a quick energy fix has become a trend in high schools and colleges throughout the United States.
5 Easy Ways to Show that You Care
Feb 22 10:57 AM
Valentine’s Day: it’s the time of year when young lovers let down their guard and express the adoration that they’ve been keeping secret all year.
Changes to LC Policy Considered
Feb 22 10:55 AM
LCing a class may be a thing of the past come next school year. Critics of the current loss of credit policy (LC) argue that it is implemented inconsistently and that the numbers of students that have lost credit are disproportionately minorities.
Social Security Goes Bye-Bye-Bye
Feb 22 10:54 AM
I know it might seem too early to think about your retirement, but just consider that financial experts point out that young people should start building their retirement savings in their twenties.
State May Revoke MCPS Maintenance of Effort Penalty
Mar 5 10:24 AM
The state senate passed legislation on February 26 to revoke a $23.4 million fine levied on MCPS for its violation of state Maintenance of Effort regulations.
From Baby Crusher to Babysitter: Dwayne ‘the Rock’ Johnson’s Story
Feb 22 10:51 AM
As students move through high school and beyond, many may feel like they are being pigeonholed to a certain path by their parents, whether that be a certain college or career.
In Our Opinion: Recent Steps Toward Success Have Been Treading Between Encouraging and Imposing Achievement
Feb 22 10:54 AM
Students will find some interesting changes to the course selection offerings for the 2010-2011 school year.