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Walk Out
Garfield students skip class to make their voices heard on state education funding
By Celina Jackson
On Nov. 28, Governor Christine Gregoire held a special session to discuss potential cuts to education in the new budget. Beginning with the walkout on Nov. 30, Garfield students have been active in protesting these cuts.
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Voting Vicariously
Garfield students create their own political voice
By Caitlin Chambers
Voting becomes a rite of passage at eighteen, but before then, high school students are stuck in limbo between blissful ignorance and the freedom and responsibility of a political voice.
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Explore Garfield's Clubs
Get involved at GHS
By Celina Jackson & Anya Deering
A look at some of the best and less well-known clubs Garfield has to offer.
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Does Garfield Remember?
By Ava Lewis
8:46:30 am. The north world trade center exploded into flame, as American Airlines Flight 11 penetrated through the north face of the tower, severing all stairwells, leaving no escape for those above.
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Animal House
Two sides of theft
By Ben Geyman
Alan tells me that he never goes to parties intending to steal. “The opportunity just comes. I’m never like looking for stuff.”
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Middlepage(s)
By Matt Cerf, Andy Boelter & Ian Zapolsky
A new take on the humorous and legendary back page with double the fun and twice the adventure. This unique masterpiece was formed, molded, and shaped specially for this April Fool's Issue. Enjoy!
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March Madness
By Adam Stansell
The Garfield Messenger is proud to present the March Madness Tournament. Where destinies are fulfilled, and dreams are shattered. Enjoy the excitement and heartbreak that the sport of basketball offers to Garfield.
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The New World of Talking Heads
By Will Luna
America has never before seen a time when the role of the personality and the politician have looked so identical. But only with the internet’s rising domination of American media does this concept reach a peak.
Transcending GenderGrowing up and going to school, being transgenderBy Anya DeeringWhen most baby girls are born and their rooms are filled with “it’s a girl!” balloons and pink stuffed animals, they never again question their gender, but for a few Garfield students like Cayden Harmon, their birth certificates don’t tell the whole story. |
