Mortal Kombat Annihilation review sparks thrill ride verdict
Freshman critic Mikiel Anderson at Nottingham High School hails the adventure sequel for nonstop action and stunning special effects. The film pits heroes against a world threatening war, delivering a heart pounding pace with a memorable score while noting two on screen deaths.
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TaLisa Soto
Lynn Red Williams
Deron McBee
Earth
Mikiel Anderson
Nottingham High School
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Local girls join U S soccer team in Argentina
Miriam Seifter reports from South America as Fulton High School junior Kara Wilson and Jamesville-DeWitt High School student Lindsay Pagano join the Waves, a Miami based under 16 team, to compete against Argentina Chile Brazil and Uruguay in Argentina. The trip offers cultural lessons and exposure to professional players with government funding for room and board and Western Union supplying uniforms.
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Miriam Seifter
South America
Argentina
Kara Wilson
Fulton High School
Lindsey Pagano
Jamesville-DeWitt High School
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Wilson
U.S
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Waves
Miami
Pagano
Chile
Brazil
Uruguay
Western Union
Peter Chen
On the Level teen advice column weighs relationship effort
An advice exchange by Dr Mark Schneider and teen counselor Chris Essig addresses Waiting about a boy who dates other girls while not fully committing. The pair advise evaluating personal needs, leaving a friend’s input out, and seeking a partner who matches values, suggesting moving on if the relationship lacks seriousness or threatens time.
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Mark Schneider
Fayetteville
Chris Essig
Manlius Pebble Hill
Hy Magazine
P.O. Box
Syracuse
Franklin Gift Drive aims to aid 800 students at elementary school
After Thanksgiving a fifth Franklin Gift Drive starts led by the Student Council with National Honor Society and Key Club. Donors are urged to give gifts for about 800 Franklin Elementary students, with wrapping during lunch by club members. A Dec 19 Santa Bus trip delivers gifts to Franklin students.
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Nesdy Henninger
Franklin
Franklin Ele
Mentary School
National Honor Society
Key Club
Sud Student Council
Jon Antenucci
Antenucci
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Levi's Too Straight for Today's Teens
In San Francisco teens prefer baggy styles while parents favor faded Levi's. Levi Strauss & Co faces shrinking market share from 48 to about 26 percent and plans to close 11 plants, potentially 6,000 jobs lost, as fashion shifts toward higher-end brands and new competitors.
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San Francisco
Flores
Irma Cruz
California
James Dean
Marlon Brando
Levi Strauss & Co
Levi's
Tommy Hunger
Calvin Kien
Sears
Tactical Retail Monitor
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