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The Student News Site of Frederick High School

Frederick Lantern
The Student News Site of Frederick High School

Frederick Lantern
Melina Joy

Melina Joy, Assistant Copy Editor

Melina Joy is a freshman who is both new to Frederick High and the Frederick Lantern news staff. Melina is also part of Frederick’s theater department. Melina likes to watch movies and television series, hang out with friends, and rehearse theater. If anyone wants to get ahold of Melina, her Instagram tag is below.

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Frederick Football quarterback Gavin Ishmael tells the camera to hang loose after warming up before a home game.

[Photo] GAVIN ISHMAEL: Ending on Top

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An entire class of indiginous girls pose outside Fort Lewis Indian Boarding School. Federal Indian Boarding Schools (FIBS) were in operation around the US between 1879 and 1934 and were the sites of some of the most despicable cruelty in US history. The federal government operated seven of these schools in Colorado, and a new state commission has formed to look into the abuses that occurred at these schools. (Courtesy of Center of Southwest Studies, Fort Lewis College)

Colorado Makes Moves to Address Past Atrocities

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As the passengers believe they know who the snowman thief is, they set out to look around the train to look for them.

Unified Theatre Chases a Frosty Fiend

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Un mural de Sage Deal, una mujer indígena de 14 años, se alza sobre la esquina de Tejon St. y Pikes Peak Ave. en el centro de Colorado Springs. Este mural de 77 pies, llamado “Take Back the Power” (Recuperemos el poder), fue pintado por el padre de Deal, Gregg, para crear conciencia sobre la difícil situación de las mujeres indígenas desaparecidas y asesinadas en todo Estados Unidos. La huella roja de la mano sobre la boca es un símbolo nacional de que estas víctimas están siendo silenciadas y de que quienes mantienen en silencio su victimización tienen sangre en sus manos. (Cortesía de Raven Payment)

Querida America: No Mas Hermanas Robadas

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A mural of 14-year-old Native American woman Sage Deal towers over the corner of Tejon St. and Pikes Peak Ave. in Downtown Colorado Springs. This 77-foot mural, called "Take Back the Power," was painted by Deal's father Gregg to bring awareness to the plight of missing and murdered Indigenous women across the US. The red handprint over the mouth is a national symbol that these victims are being silenced and that those who keep their victimization quiet have blood on their hands. (Courtesy of Raven Payment)

Dear America: No More Stolen Sisters

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November is for the Natives

November is for the Natives

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Two chickens poke their heads out of a crate. Bird flu is quickly spreading throughout farms in the US, killing hundres of thousands of chickens and causing egg prises to soar. (Artem Beliakin/Flickr)

Bird Flu Cases Soar in October

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An aisle of masks and accessories at the Spirit Halloween at the Centerplace Plaza in Greeley. One of the hardest parts of Halloween is sorting through all the options and figuring out what to be. This year, the Spirit Halloween blog and a new analytical tool by Google are here to help.

Getting Your Fright Fit Right

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Abrazando el Espiritu

Abrazando el Espiritu

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Hispanic Heritage month goes from September 15th to October 15th. This month honors the Hispanic culture. (MDGovpics/Flickr)

Embracing the Spirit

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The logo for OceanGate, a company that gave unregulated submarine rides down to the wreck of the Titanic. Business was suspended after a trip ended in the deaths of five people, and a court case over the incident has exposed that the disaster was worse than previously thought. (OceanGate)

The Doomed Sub Story Sinks Lower

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Frederick offers plenty of sports for students to participate in, but the cost is too high for some students and their families. Due to the rising costs of high school sports, there’s a possibility that there will be a decline in student participation is school athletics.

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Frederick wins the big homecoming game, making it a night to remember

[Photo] Frederick Triumphs at Homecoming

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Frederick wins the big homecoming game, making it a night to remember

Frederick Triumphs at Homecoming

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It’s tougher than ever for teenagers to get jobs. The key reasons teenagers wont get hired are their lack of experience,

Gen Z Need Not Apply

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