Lauren Sheperd, Editor-in-Chief
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About 200 people attended a candlelight vigil in honor of George Floyd and other black Americans hurt by racial violence yesterday at Gridley Triangle Park. The vigil began...
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Erin Williams, Opinion Editor
June 6, 2020 • No Comments
Editor’s Note: Amid the resurgence of the term “black” to convey racial identity, The Shakerite Editorial Board met and discussed whether The Shakerite would continue...
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Alex Markland, Raider Review Reporter
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Varsity Basketball The varsity men’s basketball team continued their run through the OHSAA postseason tournament with wins in the semifinal and final of the Twinsburg District....
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Mae Nagusky, Editor-in-Chief
June 3, 2020 • No Comments
Editor’s Note: This is the first of 15 stories reported, written, edited and revised for Volume 90, Issue II, our second print edition of the school year. When schools closed...
Danielle Krantz, Web Managing Editor
May 6, 2020 • No Comments
Last month, before school went online, junior Seth Lim, a member of the Student Group on Race Relations, was teased about his eyes while speaking to a group of middle school...
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"She sells around 500 to 1,000 containers of slime in anywhere from a day to a week."
Spotlight Reporter Vivian Bowling tells the story of how one girl became a popular Instagram creator and business owner.
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Editor’s Note: This is one of the 15 stories reported, written, edited and revised for Volume 90, Issue II, our second print edition of the school year. When schools closed March 13 due to COVID-19,...“Last night was a great opportunity to share with the school board how much work we have done.” Vivian Bowling and Hilary Shakelton report on Tuesday' Board of Education meeting and proposed plans for return to school.
Board Hears Possible Plans for the Upcoming School Year
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The Board of Education heard and asked questions about plans for students to return to school for the 2020-21 year Tuesday night at a special meeting. The Zoom meeting began at 5 p.m. with the goal of...“I think it’s racist. I’ve always thought that; I’m from Shaker." Three years ago, Alumna Mae Nagusky ('20) reported on the removal of Confederate monuments. With the story's renewed timeliness, The Shakerite has republished it.
152 Years Later, The Battle Begins Again
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Editor’s Note: After George Floyd was killed while in Minneapolis police custody May 25, some protests against police brutality included vandalization and destruction of statues and monuments raised...Guest 'Riters Silver Barker and Zach Lehner tackle the issue of SGORR and its purpose.
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What’s Needed Now Since I was young, I have been a part of many sports teams, and many coaches have said, “It is impossible to be great at too many things. Be great at one thing and pursue it.” ...“Racism is not an African-American problem; it is an American problem.”
A candlelight vigil was held in honor of George Floyd. Editor-in-Chief Lauren Sheperd reports.
Peaceful Vigil Follows Protests
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About 200 people attended a candlelight vigil in honor of George Floyd and other black Americans hurt by racial violence yesterday at Gridley Triangle Park. The vigil began at 8 p.m. and lasted until ...