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V%Ctt bs fee?R/98People are often asked this question, but never seem to takeit seriously. They tend to reply with the impression, ...
Harmony SchoolNo subjects listed -
On March 5th, students and staff of Aurorapresented information about the school at TheEducational Opportunity Program for At-RiskStudents State Conference...
Aurora Alternative High SchoolNo subjects listed -
*4M09MN9lVMiM^■^■m^& TeaThe most often heard complaint of thedating trends at South, according to Gothicinterviews, was that nobody&...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
Senior Megan SlotaThe word that came tomind when describing Slotascar was longevity; her 1986gray Honda Accord LX read317,000 miles and was ...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
A Helping Hand5tudent Council raises donation for Rile?^ as wdl asfor r\eed\\ children bij fammi| JarvisRed buckets were seen ...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
u-How do you duys bond as a team?Christine: During school, you know, you get tired, you get grumpy, but then when you go to&#...
Bloomington High School NorthNo subjects listed -
\v\ M<?moruj...The best way to describe Mrs. Cooksey is that she was always optimistic and positive. Whether it was aboutschool, fam...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
Vhat do you do to det pumped for a meet?T.J.: First thing, we yell and we holler and we get loud. We just go crazy. ...
Bloomington High School NorthNo subjects listed -
Senior Dan Eilen takes a test on conicsections given by Mr. Tom Petry. Althoughhe stayed focused, math was one of themost stressful subjects...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
i%ft*. «Too Scared To0 \ne^Cj^^Sdffi*%,bcream ts««^>^2>?M«><***&-*The clock flashes 9:25 ...
Edgewood High SchoolNo subjects listed -
The July 1997 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of the&#...
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The August 1985 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
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The October 1982 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
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The November 1997 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of t...
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A D^7 to thell watk;Tuesday, Nov. I 6, I 9997 a.m. I woke up around seven, but Inormally lay in bed till about 10-after ...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
The May 1981 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library -
The January 1986 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
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The January 2003 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of th...
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The June 2005 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of the&#...
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The July 1985 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library
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