Top Story #1
Helping Haiti
August Aguilar
Arts and Entertainment Editor
Everyone knows about the tragic event in Haiti that happened a few weeks ago, and now, like every disastrous event, almost everywhere you look someone is trying to help the victims in need. It is great to see our country come together and help thousands of people that are...
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Striking The Right Chord:The Guitar Club Returns To D-B
Nathan Skeens
Reporter
One thing that can be said about Dobyns-Bennett High School is the vast number of clubs, both past and present, that have called the rooms and departments of D-B home. Some, like the National Beta Club and Key Club, are well-grounded and have remained at D-B for decades....
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A little financial help for college
August Aguilar
Arts and Entertainment Editor
It’s almost spring, and for most students, they are excited to get past another year of school. But for seniors, it’s about time for graduation and to step into the real world. A lot of seniors are going to do different things, whether it’s going into the military,...
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Paper or Pixel- The New E-Edition of The Arrowhead
Kiersten Reynolds
Distribution Manager, Photographer
Recently, The Dobyns-Bennett Arrowhead has made a step into the future of journalism by launching their new online edition. This site will keep the student body current on all the D-B news. The site will enhance student knowledge and hopefully raise student spirit and...
Read More..."Ugandans then felt the need to defend their society and ways of life, fearing homosexuals would damage them."
Written by Anna Heim
While America has the right to life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness and basically the life we choose, Homosexuals in Uganda are living a life of opression. While a lot of these homosexuals are pressured to remain "in the closet," the more... Read more »
January 19, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under News
Last 3 stories in Sports
- Baseball Atrocity - January 13, 2010
- Man, I hate Tennessee - December 15, 2009
- Who says Cheerleading isn’t a sport?! - December 2, 2009
Written by Matt Peace
The biggest question of this year’s upcoming NFL draft is not who will be the number one pick (Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska defensive tackle, more than likely) or who will be the first quarterback taken (Sam Bradford of Oklahoma). It won’t even be who... Read more »
February 22, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Sports
"First, you need to realize that everything you buy is an investment."
Written by Anna Heim, Editor-in-chief, e-edition
Over the next ten weeks, most juniors and seniors will be getting ready for prom. Already, whispers of limousines, tuxedos, and gowns fill the hallways. But with the economic recession, people are trying to find ways to cut back their spending. I have... Read more »
March 3, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Student Life
Last 3 stories in A & E
- Dear John - February 22, 2010
- Valentine's Day: the movie - February 18, 2010
- "Til Beth do us part" Debuts at Kingsport Renaissance Center - February 18, 2010
Written by Hannah Marcello, Editor-in-Chief, print edition
Have you ever purchased an iPod and you were really excited about it? …Then the next thing you know, you are watching television and you see an advertisement for an iPod even better because it holds more songs, takes videos, and has internet. You then... Read more »
February 22, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under A & E
"Maybe if we watched the news more often than celebrity gossip, a lot of the negative stuff that happens in the world...wouldn’t be such a surprise..."
Written by Tucker Shull, Reporter
Is it just me, or is the media coverage in America given to those we consider celebrities far overblown? What’s with all the coverage about Tiger Woods’ personal life and the late-night comedians losing their shows and so forth? Why are Americans... Read more »
February 18, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Opinion
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