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Staff Editorial: Securly Pass needs changes

Staff Editorial: Securly Pass needs changes

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Sophomore Jayda Turner watches her baton in the air.

Always striving to improve: Jayda Turner brings twirling to West

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The Thunderbeat Videographer senior Athena Amaya flashes the peace sign with Prom King Andrew Hedin after his coronation.

Photo Gallery: The Thunderbeat goes to prom April 6

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Truancy policy: a blanket solution to a complex problem

Truancy policy: a blanket solution to a complex problem

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Artisan Commons is located at 410 Galvin Road in Bellevue.

'A different type of way': Artisan Commons restores furniture and skills

Photo of the Week

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November 30, 2012
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Freshman Melissa Larsen prepared for school by getting her books that she needed for her next class. Some freshman look forward to high school, but some of them are afraid of going to high school. Even though they may miss their friends that go to a different high school, they enjoy their high school experience so far and are able to meet new friends.
Photo by Courtney Swift.
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