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All content by Anabel McGuan
Eating disorder sufferers with an overweight or healthy BMI often feel unworthy of treatment.

One Size Does NOT Fit All

Anabel McGuan, Guest 'Rite
March 8, 2017
In School, Cell Phones Delight and Distract

In School, Cell Phones Delight and Distract

Anabel McGuan, Spotlight Editor
March 30, 2015
One of Cambodias best-known and most distinctive landmarks, the Bayon is a famed temple in Angkor Thom, Cambodia. King Jayavarmanordered the construction of the Bayon, social studies teacher Amanda Ahrens favorite place in Cambodia, in the late 12th or early 13th century. The Ecole Française dExtrême Orient restored the structure in the 1900s, and it has remained a popular tourist destination.

Service, More than Sightseeing, Takes Students to Cambodia

Anabel McGuan, Spotlight Editor
January 13, 2015

Day-long Aspire testing leads to bitter feelings, sore eyes

Anabel McGuan, Spotlight Editor
November 6, 2014
Led by junior Jack Bistriz as revolutionary Enjolras, the full cast of Les Miserables: Student Edition, the Shaker Theater Departments fall production, rehearses a pivotal moment from the song One Day More.

Vive La Révolution

Nora Spadoni and Anabel McGuan
November 5, 2014
Tom Merriman and Emily Grannis discuss the Aug. 9 shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo.

Local Experts Bring Ferguson Into Context

Anabel McGuan, Spotlight Editor
October 2, 2014
Senior Tiara Sargeant won the Princeton Prize in Race Relations from Princeton University for her program that connects inner-city and suburban youth. As part of her award, she received a free trip to a symposium on race relations at Princeton University. Here she is pictured with this years 23 other recipients.

Bridging Gaps to Improve Race Relations

Anabel McGuan, Spotlight Editor
June 9, 2014
In a training exercise, some high school students practice overwhelming an intruder while others evacuate the scene. As school shootings have continued, schools and law enforcement agencies have begun to adopt and rehearse more aggressive responses than the lockdowns legislated throughout the country in the years following the assault at Columbine High School 15 years ago.

In Lockdown Alternative, Students Don’t Hide

Audie Lorenzo , Anabel McGuan, Sara Mesiano, Nora Spadoni, and Ned Weingart
May 1, 2014
Students at Richland Junior High in Essex, Missouri, barricade a classroom door during ALICE training. Students were taught how to react to the threat of an armed intruder in their school. Shaker is exploring ALICE training as an alternative to lockdowns and, according to Superintendent Gregory C. Hutchings, Jr., will have some kind of enhanced training program in place by next school year.

ALICE Training Both Schools and Scares

Anabel McGuan, Staff Reporter
April 25, 2014

How Comfortable is Too Comfortable?

Anabel McGuan, Staff Reporter
January 22, 2014

A Life-saving Gesture, 12 Years in the Making

Anabel McGuan, Staff Reporter
November 28, 2013
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