Media is not covering all serial killers
October 27, 2015
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By Elyse Isenberg Editor-in-Chief At the thought of serial killers, most people would instantly think of the most notorious like Jeffrey Dahmer and Jack the Ripper; but the 21st century killers can be just as grizzly and gruesome. While there are some serial killer ‘copy cats’, there are still...
Andreanne Breton joins the foreign language department
October 27, 2015
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By Katie Klopotek Messenger Staff Writer “I’ve never experienced so much spirit” said Andréanne Breton, Placer High’s new French teacher, after attending the first school rally of the year. So far she loves Placer High and said “the students are great.” Breton is from Quebec, Canada,...
Freshman Amy Hiatt moves up to the JV volleyball team
October 27, 2015
By Kennedy Haswell Messenger Staff Writer There are a lot of things that make freshman Amy Hiatt a stand out. Maybe it’s the fact that she is 6’2”, or maybe it’s the fact that she made the junior varsity volleyball team as a freshman, one of only two players. Not only though is she just...
Halloween dangers are lurking around every corner
October 27, 2015
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By Hannah Yazdi Messenger Staff Writer When you think of the word ‘scary’ on Halloween, what comes to mind? Maybe ghosts, goblins, zombies… but what about the real dangers of the not only accepted, semmingly social obligation of wandering around neighborhoods aimlessly, knocking on stranger’s...
Auburn’s haunted corners frighten many people
October 27, 2015
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By Demi Brown Messenger Staff Writer Auburn has many locally known hang outs and landmarks that give off the essence of horror. Citizens of the city have even experienced odd encounters in these locations themselves. One of the spookiest places in Auburn is the Old Cemetery and it’s inhabitants...
Female kicker joins the Junior Varsity football team
October 27, 2015
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Diverse, motivated, determined, crazy; all words that come to mind when a female steps out on the football field; she’s not here to cheerlead or march with an instrument to her lips though. With expectations from others high, and the ones made for herself even higher, Sierra Slusher steps...
Teen mom successfully overcomes the difficulties of having a baby during her high school years
October 27, 2015
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By Maddie Hernandez Editor-in-Chief Today’s society is one that is quick to judge. There are many controversial topics that society tends to judge and this impacts certain individuals on a personal level. One of these topics is teen pregnancy. Teenage, pregnant young women are often shamed for...
Finals: What to expect and how to prepare
December 17, 2014
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By Finn Thomas Hillmen Messenger Staff Some high school students, especially freshmen, are new to finals. They may be worried about their grade, and not know what to except. However, important steps can be taken to increase the rate of succeeding on this exam. Around campus, students with...
Cost of Lunch
December 3, 2014
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Autumn Armbruster Messenger Staff Writer All students vary on how much money they spend a week for lunch, there are a lot of factors that the cost of lunch depend on. Parents may hand them twenty dollars a week, some may get nothing, and some earn their own money. An estimate of forty...
Sex at School
December 3, 2014
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April Alexander According to statistics, 46 percent of all high school aged students, and 62 percent of all high school seniors in the United States have already had sexual intercourse. And now, people are starting to think that it’s okay to have sex at school. At Placer High School, there has...
An inside look at what it takes to be Valedictorian
November 24, 2014
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Kylie Metzler Messenger Staff Writer For each high school graduation, a speech is given by the student who typically has the highest academic achievements of their class; the valedictorian. There are eleven seniors eligible to be valedictorian for Placer’s 2015 graduating class. The current...
Placer’s food not as bad as the stereotype
November 24, 2014
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Danielle Eich Messenger Staff Writer Placer High School has decent food that most kids think of as gross school food, when really it’s just made with nutrition and healthy food that’s good and good for you. Placer produces about 280 meals every day for the students. Only about...
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