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Pitching mounds sold by Brubaker and Goldsberry.
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Keeping You Informed & Connected to 'All Things HSE'

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Keeping You Informed & Connected to 'All Things HSE'

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Tips from the Pros

Tips from the Pros

Demi Vigren and Faith Lingle • August 5, 2015

ADVICE “Try not to be under or overwhelmed by school. Just know what you have to get done and do it. Also enjoy high school. Everyone hates on it, but it’s a lot less stressful than college so don’t...

Both male and female students are frequently sent to their dean because of dress code violations, especially at the beginning and end of the school year. Rules of thumb include that midriffs should be covered, straps should be wider than three fingers and hems should be longer than where the student’s fingertips reach. (Jackie Smith, a 2015 graduate, models a school-appropriate outfit in this photo.) Boys may not wear t-shirts with the sleeves cut off and arm openings reaching down to their waists. School administration stresses that, although there are guidelines, the dean has the final say in whether or not a student is dressed inappropriately. “You want to leave no question that someone would look at you and your countenance, and not be offended,” dean Jagga Rent said. “Don’t worry about the technicalities of if it’s long enough, but instead whether or not people would be offended by your dress, whether it’s a message on your shirt or the length. I tell kids, if you have a question about what you’re going to wear, don’t wear it. Or you can take a picture of yourself wearing the outfit at home and bring it in to show us, and we’ll say yes or no.”

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Alison Eling and Jake Mueller • August 5, 2015

5 Movies Off the Mark About High School

5 Movies Off the Mark About High School

Mary Claghorn and Madeline Penn • August 5, 2015

Beginning high school seems intimidating, and Hollywood shaped students’ expectations, portraying it as either the best years of one’s life or the worst. Movies depict high school as a battlefield,...

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