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Showing posts with label News. Show all posts
May 27, 2015

AOIT website receives upgrade from Webmaster

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Nicholas Chupka News Editor As the 2014-2015 school year comes to a close, AOIT students have finalized and turned in their required 14...

North Carolina health experts call for increased anti-tobacco funding

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Henry McKeand Staff Writer The use of electronic cigarettes has increased drastically in the past few years, and some North Carolina hea...
May 26, 2015

Raleigh voted best city to find work

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Jessica Stiehm Staff Writer North Carolina has a rich history including pirates, first airplane flights, and the birthplace of Clay Aike...

Seniors attending out of state colleges 2015

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Zane Muzzillo Staff Writer
May 20, 2015

President Obama works to demilitarize police force

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Henry McKeand Staff Writer President Barack Obama has banned the federal government from equipping police departments with certain milit...

Lancet Psychiatry conducts bullying study with surprising results

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Kenison Garratt Staff Writer The Lancet Psychiatry has launched the first study documenting the effects of maltreatment by adults and pe...
May 18, 2015

NHS inductees announced, ceremony to take place Thursday

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Jessica Stiehm Staff Writer Over 200 students at Apex High School are being inducted into the National Honor Society on Thursday, May 21...

American Idol comes to an end after 13 years

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Aaron Koch Staff Writer American Idol is finally coming to an end. Fox executives and American Idol producers collectively came to the d...
May 15, 2015

Chemistry experiment causes evacuation

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Dylan Tastet Staff Writer Students were evacuated from Apex High School this morning after a fire broke out in the B-building science ...
May 13, 2015

Cary man charged with homicide

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Sarah Kebea Editor-in-Chief A 54 year old Cary man has been charged with Cary’s first homicide of the year.  Dwight Anthony Blount of Ca...
May 12, 2015

State Board of Education cancels North Carolina Final Exams

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Maya Horton Staff Writer The State Board of Education granted Wake County Public School Systems waiver to eliminate the North Carolina F...

Liquid biopsies provide noninvasive care

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Henry McKeand Staff Writer Liquid biopsies, a new type of blood test, could potentially provide a new noninvasive form of cancer care.  ...
May 08, 2015

Devastating earthquake strikes Nepal and surrounding areas

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Aaron Koch Staff Writer An earthquake struck Nepal and neighboring nations on April 25 at approximately 11:56 NST (Nepal Standard Time) ...
May 06, 2015

Baltimore officers charged following death of Freddie Gray

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Jessica Stiehm Staff Writer It’s been nearly a month since Freddie Gray passed, and the six officers involved have finally been charged ...

Food Lion discontinues use of live lions in commercials

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Nicholas Chupka News Editor In a statement published on their website, animal rights activist group People for the Ethical Treatment of ...
May 05, 2015

Durham faces rise in crime

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Henry McKeand Staff Writer Violent crime in Durham has increased 22% since this time last year, and Durham police chief Jose Lopez is at...
April 30, 2015

Indonesia executes foreigners despite international protest

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Kenison Garratt Staff Writer Indonesia has formally notified 10 prisoners convicted of drug trafficking that their executions will be ca...
April 29, 2015

Annual PeakFest returning to downtown Apex

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Maya Horton Staff Writer This Saturday taste some food and have fun at the annual PeakFest festival held in historic downtown Apex.  Fro...
April 28, 2015

Georgia school system announces random drug testing for students

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Michael Lyday Features Editor  The Carroll County school system in Georgia has announced that it will begin random drug testing in its f...
April 27, 2015

VIP program presents at Apex tomorrow

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Alexandria Sands Arts & Entertainment Editor Apex High School seniors will view the “VIP for VIP” or Vehicle Injury Prevention for ...