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“Easy A” demonstrates realistic high school experiences with humor
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• January 30, 2017
“Six Months to Live” a read worth while
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• December 16, 2016
“Things Fall Apart” provides insightful look at other cultures
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• December 1, 2016
“Let It Be” delivers teen angst through punk influence
Hannah Norris, Staff Reporter
• November 9, 2016
“Ouija: Origin of Evil” exceeds expectations as both thrilling, engaging
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• October 26, 2016
“Milk and Honey” offers delightful poems
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• October 14, 2016
“Masterminds” intertwines true story with comedic relief
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‘Disraeli Gears’ combines blues and psychedelic rock
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• October 3, 2016
‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ impresses old and new readers alike
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• September 19, 2016
‘Life is Strange’ creates incredible game play
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• September 17, 2016
‘Bob’s Burgers’ comically intriguing
Kara Brooks, Editor
• September 9, 2016
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