Features – Page 10 – Cedar BluePrints Magazine

Monday, June 16, 2025

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The pros and cons of advisement: waste of time or mindful connections?

As the third bell of Wednesday chimes, students shuffle to advisement instead of their usual schedule. Consisting of a planned

Media representation is crucial for young LGBTQ+ people when attempting to find their identity and acceptance. In February, The Cedar

At first glance, it would be easy to assume that Pierce Woodson’s classroom is a typical learning space. However, with

Nestled in the back of the Hilsman Middle School gym, the Hilsman Health Center has a new and uncommon mission:

Sophomore Francisco Galdamez has always been drawn to the kitchen. What started as baking pre-made kits with his older brother

With over 1,000 employees at St. Mary’s Healthcare System and over 3,300 employees at Piedmont Athens Regional, thousands of families

It’s 2:05 p.m. The fourth period tardy bell sings as Josh Campbell, English department, turns from writing on the whiteboard

From classics to children’s literature, the American Library Association tracks hundreds of attempts to remove books from shelves and curricula

For a large number of Cedar Shoals students, a graphic hoodie or hat featuring a unique skeleton and broken heart

When Arnold Schwarzenegger finished voting for himself for governor of California in 2003, news organizations came to hear him speak.