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Opinion

It has been a tough week for residents of my hometown Norwell, Massachusetts, and especially the high school's class of 2009. My friend and fellow graduate Ryan O'Donnell was a passenger in an SUV that crashed into a tree Sunday evening. He suffered serious injuries in the incident and passed away after being transported to a nearby hospital. (0) comments

Words of Wisdom

:"It's Electric!" "Electricity is just organized lightning." -George Carlin

Words of Wisdom

There are many things in the world that people are never going to be able to avoid. There's a word for this…inevitable. Natural things like rain, storms and lightning all existed before us and will be here after us. There are also inevitable human emotions, such as anger, jealousy and sadness. (0) comments

The Writers' Block

The Maple Tree

A lone maple tree stood at the head of the pond, branches unfurled in a fiery spread of crimson. Its twin lay mirrored on the glassy water's surface. A girl sat by its side, sketchpad in hand, propped against denim-clad knees, with the black hood of her sweatshirt pulled up to cover her head. (0) comments

The Writers' Block

The Fall of Night

There was an island. On this island was a single palm tree. The island was small, allowing me to see the ocean clearly on the other side. The ocean surrounding went on as far as my eyes could see, until seemingly it dropped off of the world and into a place I may never know. (0) comments

The Writers' Block

The Dust Motes

They had been old for months now, pirouetting around old habits that were never enjoyed, a thing to be absorbed and digested to move properly. They both wished to be dust motes in order to move more gracefully and settle on uncomfortable spaces and as dust motes, flesh would be as bearable as a bookshelf. (0) comments

Letter to the editor

come on now...

Speaking from what I have seen, I am gravely concerned with the course of budgeting this year. I have no doubt been the subject of more than one Critic article, and I appreciate their criticism; it makes me look at myself and the job that I do as an Elected Representative. (0) comments

This February Break, 11 Lyndon students decided to do something different with their time off. Instead of going on vacation or heading home to visit family, these students traveled to Guatemala to volunteer their time at a school and to learn about the history, politics, and social issues that the people of Guatemala face. (0) comments

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