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Gretchen Neary Staff Writer Yesterday, love was in the air at Freeman. Many student were decked out in pink or red, a few carried around giant teddy bears and boxes of chocolate, and many fourth periods were interrupted by the Festival Choir singing “I Miss You” by Blink-182 or “He Could Be the One” … Continue reading Man on the Street: Valentine’s Day Edition
Riley Herscher Featured Writer Dragon young, from new eggs to growing spawnlings, are always protected by dragons. They always say never to threaten the egg of a dragon because not only will the parent retaliate, but other dragons will as well. It’s part of their lineage, it’s part of who they are. They’re defensive, protective, … Continue reading Creative Writing Meets Ceramics Story — Extended Back Page Feature
Above pictured: The Freeman wrestling team for the 2018-19 season. Megan McDonald Staff Writer “Wrestling is not for everyone,” said freshman Freeman wrestler Bradley Perkins. Wrestlers face a unique challenge that few non-wrestlers understand. To keep opponents evenly matched the sport organizes players into weight classes. Each team can only wrestle one person in each … Continue reading Stick to the Scale: A Wrestler’s Dilemma with Weight Management
Katie Cooper and Remy Schimick Online Editors-in-Chief Who doesn't love a snow day? A day off from school to maybe consider doing the homework you were supposed to have finished already. Well, Rebels, what do you like to do on a snow day? Junior Bryan Angel says that he tries "to find someone to hang out with," while … Continue reading Man on the Street: Snow Day Activities
Abby Zorn Staff Writer Vey Schefte is a junior exchange student from Norway. Not only is she unique in this aspect of her life, but she happens to be quite the busy bee around Richmond. Participating in two varsity sports and a weightlifting course offered here at Freeman, as well as swimming at Nova … Continue reading Meet Vey, Freeman’s New Exchange Student
Taylor Pounders Staff Writer The New Year is always a new an exciting time for many students at Freeman. Seniors enter the year they will graduate. Juniors begin to settle in for what is known as the toughest semester of their high school career. Sophomores begin to feel a sense of maturity and Freshmen … Continue reading Rebels’ Resolutions
Marcus Rand Staff Writer School Resource Officer Don Proffitt learned recently that sometimes being at the right place and time is what it takes to save a life. Officer Proffitt was on the way to an assignment on Nov 16 when he encountered “a tragic crash on Forest Avenue right in front of Henrico Doctors … Continue reading Officer Proffitt helps save a man’s life
