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Granite celebra el dia de las madres

Espanol Por Milton Ramirez: EL Día de las Madres es una celebración en honor a las madres, la maternidad, y la influencia de las madres en la sociedad.

Granite celebrates Mother's Day

News By Milton Ramirez: Mother's Day is a celebration honoring motherhood, maternal bonds and the influence of mothers in society.

The end of an era

News By Liz Andrade: With the end of the 2013 school year approaching, the Grizzly Gazette will be saying good-bye to some of its most dedicated members.

Spanish By Rosana Alcantar: El martes 9 de abril se anunciaron los finalistas de la beca del Dell. Dos estudiantes de la preparatoria Granite Hills recibieron esta beca, Mayra Puente y Berenice Contreras.

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The end of an era
Friday, 03 May 2013 16:10
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Se Ganaron la Lotería Escolar
Friday, 03 May 2013 15:57
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May 10, 2013 - Friday

Multicultural Mother's Day Celebration today after school!

All library items are due by May 15th.

Seniors, make sure all your fines are paid before graduation!

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LJE Pathway

LJE visits mock trial

yesenia V.
Posted at 2012-09-14 15:48:08
El president Obama hizo muy bien en contactar jefes de gobierno en Libia y Egipto en esta situacion porque es muuy serio lo que paso. Asi nos demuestra que realmente si le importa el buen estar de la gente alrededor del mundo y no solo su buen estar. :-)
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yesenia V.
Posted at 2012-09-14 15:48:08
El president Obama hizo muy bien en contactar jefes de gobierno en Libia y Egipto en esta situacion porque es muuy serio lo que paso. Asi nos demuestra que realmente si le importa el buen estar de la gente alrededor del mundo y no solo su buen estar. :-)
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yesenia V.
Posted at 2012-09-14 15:48:08
El president Obama hizo muy bien en contactar jefes de gobierno en Libia y Egipto en esta situacion porque es muuy serio lo que paso. Asi nos demuestra que realmente si le importa el buen estar de la gente alrededor del mundo y no solo su buen estar. :-)
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By Hannah Vehrs
The students of the LJE pathway observed a mock trial that they soon hope to participate in.

Quote of the Day

"In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years."

- Abraham Lincoln

DDC Pathway

Slick Rock

yesenia V.
Posted at 2012-09-14 15:48:08
El president Obama hizo muy bien en contactar jefes de gobierno en Libia y Egipto en esta situacion porque es muuy serio lo que paso. Asi nos demuestra que realmente si le importa el buen estar de la gente alrededor del mundo y no solo su buen estar. :-)
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yesenia V.
Posted at 2012-09-14 15:48:08
El president Obama hizo muy bien en contactar jefes de gobierno en Libia y Egipto en esta situacion porque es muuy serio lo que paso. Asi nos demuestra que realmente si le importa el buen estar de la gente alrededor del mundo y no solo su buen estar. :-)
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yesenia V.
Posted at 2012-09-14 15:48:08
El president Obama hizo muy bien en contactar jefes de gobierno en Libia y Egipto en esta situacion porque es muuy serio lo que paso. Asi nos demuestra que realmente si le importa el buen estar de la gente alrededor del mundo y no solo su buen estar. :-)
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News

By Ali Wright:

Our very own GTV has entered the 10th annual Slick Rock video competition. Read more...

News

Dress for Success

News By Jackie Flores: A handful of D.D.C. freshmen and sophomores students were joined together to have an elegant lunch and to hear local speakers give some advice about how to dress for success. Read More
Wicked lovely night

News By Carina Felix: Students geared up for a wicked lovely night. Read More
Slick Rock

News By Ali Wright: Our very own GTV has entered the 10th annual Slick Rock video competition. Read More
UC Berkeley recruits at Granite

News By Isaac Flores: For many college-bound students, the institution of choice is the University of California, Berkeley. Read More
New Student Report

News By Jackie Flores: Granite Hills High School has been home to many foreign exchange students in the past, but never a student from China. Minyi Zhen, also referred to as Charlene, is Granite’s newest student. Read More

Sports

Dream Team

Sports By Milton Ramirez: It’s been an exciting first half of the season for the Granite Hills boys’ tennis team. Read More
Quarterback says his farewell

Sports By Berenice Contreras: After four years of playing football, it is finally time to say goodbye to the locker room, team dinners, bus rides and most importantly Friday night lights. Read More
Tennis Opinion

Sports By Fernando Gonzalez: This article is the first of two in a series that relates to the continuation of sports after high school. Berenice Contreras’s article will be posted tomorrow on April 9. Read More
From military service, to GHHS football coach

Sports By Fernando Gonzalez: When you think of Granite Hills football what do you usually think of? Read More
A roaring debut

Wrestling By Brandon Moody: The Grizzly wrestling team has proven that they are a force to be reckoned with in the East Sequoia League. Read More

Opinion

Small town students to big city dreamers

Opinion By Jed Hackett: During spring break a group of 23 students from the Grizzly Gazette and DDC pathway took a trip of a lifetime: a week in New York City. Read More
Retirement through death

Opinion By Jed Hackett: As young children, we are taught that when chosen for a responsibility, we are expected to carry it out until we have completed our task. Read More
The ugly side of the beauty industry

Opinion By Isaac FloresWhat do you think when you see a stunningly beautiful woman on a magazine or television? Read More

A&E

Lydia: A golden return

Entertainment By Larrissa Le Vasser Paint It Golden is the fourth album from indie-rock back Lydia. Read More
Drumline keeps the beat

Entertainment By Manuel Leon: Hunger is presently one of the world’s most pressing matters. Read More
Starting a new life

Entertainment By Tenny Chan: Sassana Efseaff has been the choir teacher here at Granite Hills for six years but she is going to start her new life with her fiancée in Oregon. Read More

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Teen Health Tips

To ensure that you keep your body energized and healthy, eat a variety of foods! If you are eating a variety of foods, you are more likely to get the nutrients your body needs. Don't be afraid to try new foods!

Drink plenty of water AND milk. Water helps keep your body healthy and hydrated, while milk has calcium to help build strong bones.

Listen to your body! Take note when you feel full and do not over eat. Eating too much can make you feel uncomfortable and over a period of time, can lead to unhealthy weight gain.

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Who do you think is going to win Battle of the Sexes?

The boys are obviously going to win! - 54.9%

The girls are going to take it all like last year. - 9.8%

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Battle of the Sexes is going on? - 0%

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By Isaac Flores
The Principal’s Luncheon is designed to bring recognition to hard-working students and their parents.

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Por Rosanna Alcantar

Anoche, los manifestantes yemeníes atacaron la embajada de EE.UU. en Saná.

Los manifestantes violaron la puerta principal de los compuestos de la embajada.

Una vez dentro del recinto de los manifestantes prendieron dos coches en llamas y obligó a los agentes de seguridad a disparar al aire para dispersar a la multitud.

A partir de este fin de mañana ha sido restaurado la embajada y los manifestantes expulsados.

Según informó NBC, el presidente Obama contacto ambos jefes de gobierno en Libia y Egipto sobre la situación en sus respectivos países. El presidente de Egipto, Mohamed Morsi, emitió un comunicado en su página de Facebook acerca de los ataques y el vídeo que dio origen a estas protestas y ataques.

Un artículo de estudio más a fondo será publicado en la Grizzly Gazette el lunes, 17 de septiembre.

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yesenia V.
Posted at 2012-09-14 15:48:08
El president Obama hizo muy bien en contactar jefes de gobierno en Libia y Egipto en esta situacion porque es muuy serio lo que paso. Asi nos demuestra que realmente si le importa el buen estar de la gente alrededor del mundo y no solo su buen estar. :-)
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yesenia V.
Posted at 2012-09-14 15:48:08
El president Obama hizo muy bien en contactar jefes de gobierno en Libia y Egipto en esta situacion porque es muuy serio lo que paso. Asi nos demuestra que realmente si le importa el buen estar de la gente alrededor del mundo y no solo su buen estar. :-)
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yesenia V.
Posted at 2012-09-14 15:48:08
El president Obama hizo muy bien en contactar jefes de gobierno en Libia y Egipto en esta situacion porque es muuy serio lo que paso. Asi nos demuestra que realmente si le importa el buen estar de la gente alrededor del mundo y no solo su buen estar. :-)
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