Platos Closet

May 18, 2009  
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v  Kaitlin Hutson    As this economy keeps going down, so does our ability to spend money on certain basic necessities, clothing for example. Very rarely do people spend money on designer and name brand clothing anymore. Now there is a better and cheaper way to buy those name brand clothing items,... Read more »

Garage Sales

April 24, 2009  
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v  Kaitlin Hutson    As the winds blow through the valley, a gust of spring has fallen upon us. We all know what that means, garage sale time! More and more garage sale signs have been popping up on the sides of roads everywhere.     It is understandable that the annual “spring cleaning” can... Read more »

Rehydration or Corrosion?

April 20, 2009  
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v  Jacob Shelly    Athletes do all sorts of work outs, exercises, and drills to keep their bodies in perfect shape for the games of the season. When buying supplies and other equipment for sports, all anyone ever hears is the positive outcomes of the items. All day we see commercials and billboards... Read more »

Girls Flag Football

April 20, 2009  
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v   By Kaitlin Hutson    It’s a new tradition created at Leander High School, and all over the Leander School District. Yes, we have started a Girls Flag Football League, which has been creating a big wave of excitement as the season goes on.     This year girls from Vista Ridge, Cedar Park,... Read more »

He’s Just Not That Into You

March 6, 2009  
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v  By Kaitlin Hutson    He’s Just Not That into You storms through the box office bringing a total of $27,785,487 opening weekend. It is the romantic comedy of our generation with a whole lot of truth, fun and excitement.   Mainly, the movie is about how girls, at a young age, are “programmed”... Read more »

Bedtime Stories

January 5, 2009  
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v  By Kaitlin Hutson    Behind Marley and Me, and the Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Bedtime Stories is currently ranked third in the box office with a weekly total of $23,592,144, and a total gross of $88,629,973.    In Bedtime Stories, Adam Sandler plays a hotel handyman, when not fixing... Read more »

Dressing to Impress

December 10, 2008  
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v  By Kaitlin Hutson    The 50’s rocked the poodle skirt, the 60’s dug tie dye, bell bottoms rang true in the 70’s, the 80’s picked shoulder pads, and plaid ruled the 90’s. What trends in fashion will be next? And more importantly, who are we wearing it for? And who is really impressed... Read more »