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Did You Know: Nuclear Threat Initiative

Recently, the Nuclear Threat Initiative, a private advocacy group in Washington, released a list ranking each country based on its nuclear precautions, from best to worst.

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Did You Know: Even Santa feels the strain of harsh economics

It is true that the man in red has been touched like all others, by the dismal economic times.

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iTravel: The Great Wall of China

This Great Wall of China is one of the most breathtaking and imposing structures that human kind has built, which truly is a testament to human spirit and endurance.

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The Western Black Rhinoceros Is Declared Extinct

Conservationists say that poaching is to blame for the Western black rhino’s extinction, as poachers would use their horns as trophies.

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Did You Know: Google X – Inventing for the Future

With the world evolving as rapidly as it does today, the science fiction fantasies that seemed impossible years ago do not appear to be as unattainable as before.

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Features

Future Science Classes

An array of new courses has been added to the curriculum with the biggest selection having been added to the science program.

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Thinking of taking AP Government?

AP Government and Politics is being offered for the first time in Morristown High School history this year. It is an interesting class that takes one through the ins and outs of America’s government as well the closed doors of the political system.

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The Top 10s of 2011

A list of Top 10s that our staff writers felt deserved to be mentioned.

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An Insider’s Look at Tackling Kilimanjaro

Ever wondered what it would be like to stand on the roof of Africa? This summer, my family and I experienced a wild and thrilling climb up Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa.

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Politics For Dummies: Presidential Election

Because you are all officially political party experts now, I thought it was time to begin discussing the (drum roll please…) 2012 election!

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Columns

Poison Pen: The Valentine’s Day Craze

Pauly Washington discusses why Valentine’s Day is a little bit of a hoax.

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Snapshot: Valentine’s Day

Roses, kisses, and lots and lots of chocolate! What else there to expect on Valentine’s Day, but a cute outfit that shows your weak spot for love.

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iTravel: Spain

Our next destination is Spain! Barcelona and Madrid are probably the most beautiful places I have visited; I tried my best to capture the highlights of each city.

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Food Blog: Chai

Although I cannot indulge in the fragrant cup of tea I call ‘chai’ anymore, I am posting the recipe so you can commiserate with my loss after you take a sip.

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Snapshot: Classic Fall Fashion

This month’s Snapshot takes a look at classic fall fashion pieces.

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Editorials

A Web For the People, By the People: Should We Fight SOPA?

You know the Internet. You love it. You use it every day. And, in some cases, your life may revolve around it. However, the Internet is not completely unrestricted.

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Using Power Loses Power

Hurricane Irene. Numerous fall sports games canceled. And now, a Halloween snow storm leaving parts of New Jersey out of power for about a week.

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Between Two Worlds

At times it seems humanity is split between two worlds. There are human beings and human doings. This article explores the differences between the two.

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