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Jernigan Brings New Perspective to Student Teaching
Annie Knight
, Executive Editor
November 29, 2017
Sam Koon: Don’t Call the Kettle Black
Sam Koon
, Guest Writer
November 29, 2017
Teacher Feature: Mr. Gilson
Aashna Farishta
, Voices Editor
November 28, 2017
Student Experiences Effects of Syrian Refugee Crisis
Ian Heye
, Staff Writer
November 27, 2017
Students Reflect on LGBTQ Climate
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, Staff Writer
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Henry Fendley
, Staff Writer
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Annie Knight
, Executive Editor
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Lauren Berry
, Executive Editor
November 14, 2017
Conspiracy Theory Club Takes Off, or Did It?
Gage Maris
, Assistant Sports Editor
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Caleb Dallimore
, Staff Writer
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Sydney Gastman
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November 9, 2017
Chinese Club Offers Students Fun, Exciting Ways to Experience Asian Culture
Annie Simon
, Lifestyle Editor
November 9, 2017
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![Jernigan and his fiancé Hannah share a laugh during their engagement photo-shoot. Hannah, a Denver native, met Jernigan when they were both at Harding University. “We never really pictured ourselves staying in Little Rock long term, but not many people leave Children’s because they like it so much, and there’s some good schools in the district that a lot of people don’t leave,” Jernigan said. “It’s nice for us because it’s a neutral ground between our two families; it doesn’t feel like we’re picking a family if we moved to one place or another [Nashville or Denver].” (Photo courtesy of Seth Jernigan)](https://tigernewspaper.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/jernigan-engagement-pics--900x596.jpg)
