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Band teacher Philip Carter was urging the band to play louder. Just one crescendo and the piece would be over. With a wave of his baton, he let the last...
The sea of bodies gradually grows as the student body awaits its next instruction. The students are cold. They are tired. Yet, as the cameras begin rolling,...
he hallway was dressed up in delicate gold and yellow decorations that replicated famous monuments. The loud thumping of the bass was evident as a sea...
e feels the soft vibration of the strings beneath his fingertips. His mind is focused on the music, on every changing chord. The atmosphere the audience...
n April 20, at 7 p.m., students and parents gathered in the cafeteria eagerly awaiting the beginning of the meeting that would introduce them to the trip...
tudents flooded the hallways that were freshly decorated with colorful flags, signs, and t-shirts scattered on the walls. They slowly made their way towards...
he District 158 Board of Education shuffled through the doorway and quickly took their seats as they awaited the arrival of the general public. After the...
swirl of snowflakes and a harsh wind filled the air as customers sought refuge under the snow coated roof of Culver’s. They shook the snow off their...
oft chatter filled the auditorium as family and friends took their seats. Audience members flipped through their programs as a group of Santa Claus hats...
hree chandeliers were suspended over a small, square stage. Dim lights, which were hung from a single tree, lit up the faces of the closely packed crowd....
n Wednesday, Sept. 30, parents and students of all ages took advantage of the fall weather while watching the annual Homecoming Parade.
The parade,...
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