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OCTOBER 9, 1998 Vol. 86, Issue 2 |
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We apologize for the delay in getting the current issue of The Arrow online. We had a server crash, and were without our files for a week. The current issue from October 9, is now online. Thanks for your patience. [Jack Long, Webmaster] |
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HOMECOMING WEEK AT FLATHEAD HIGH SCHOOL |
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As previously reported on The Arrow Online, Aaron Engebretson takes an in-depth look at the events that led to the cancellation of the homecoming parade. F U L L S T O R Y |
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The parade cancellation won’t prevent Homecoming violence next year — it teaches the rest of us that school isn’t fair. F U L L E D I T O R I A L By Opinion Editor Jon Black |
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One week every year at Flathead High, students and staff members pay homage to the almighty Homecoming gods, adorning themselves with orange hair, black spandex, clashing ties, and superhero costumes. F U L L S T O R Y |
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OLD NEWS: Due to the inappropriate and irresponsible behavior by members of our student body, the Homecoming Parade has been canceled. Next year, the parade and other homecoming activities will be placed on probationary status. We want to put this behind us and take responsibility for our own actions. For those of you who were a part of this and those who want to help, meet us in the auditorium at 3:45 to organize a clean up. |
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