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June 1, 2008
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Volume 8, Issue 7 |
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Grab Your Cap and Gown
... 2008 speeds to a halt as seniors finish up their last exams and prepare for their departure this fall; but before they can pack their bags and change their titles from "RCHS senior" to "college student" one thing stands in the way: graduation. On May 31st at 3:00 p.m., RCHS seniors and their families will gather at Meymandi Hall to say their final... [Read More]
The cost of the economyWhen something does not affect your immediate source of sleep, food, or your social life, it is easy to ignore it. What better example than the economy? It is there, and most students pay attention to it to a certain extent. After all, economics is a required course. However, 61% of RCHS students surveyed admit that they do not pay attention to the... [Read More]
Citizenship 2008Caring for animals, chopping down trees, tutoring students: Citizenship Day was a success for the 2007-2008 RCHS school year. April 18 and November 9 were service days when students were able to go out into the community to do various acts of generosity. The goals for the service program are to "help the Raleigh area community via small and multi-age... [Read More]
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