RaiderNet Daily: Taking The Next Step
Students start thinking about life after high school. Also, opinions on crowded hallways and American-made products; why last month was a warm one; and some job-hunting tips.
Students start thinking about life after high school. Also, opinions on crowded hallways and American-made products; why last month was a warm one; and some job-hunting tips.
See the spirit of G. Ray Bodley High School. Meet the King and Queen of Homecoming, along with Mr. Legs and Ms. Lips. See the principal take a pie in the face. We’ve got full photo coverage of Homecoming. Also, the boys soccer team plays shorthanded and takes a thrilling win, while the girls win easily. And one commenter says students need to stop making messes.
State Senator Darrel Aubertine has raised and spent a lot more money than his Republican opponent, though each has about the same amount of money left for the campaign’s final days.
Today, RaiderNet Daily checks in with the Environmental Club. They’re working hard on recycling. Also, a Raider senior attends the World Dairy Expo; the Raider boys soccer team begins a key week; the girls come oh-so-close again; and impressions of Spirit Week.
Homecoming gave Fulton’s football squad a chance for a win and they took advantage of the opportunity. Also, the list of GRB’s favorite musicians and bands provides a wide variety of styles. And students weigh in on their favorite part of Spirit Week.
Can’t make the Homecoming game pitting Fulton against Oswego?
Listen here, with Kenny Copps on the play-by-play.
We get a preview of tonight’s Homecoming game, and a look back at past games. Also, the boys soccer team rebounds from a tough loss, and the weekend’s NFL picks.
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