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Day: December 6, 2015

Pressbox Tower Last Reminder of U-32’s World War Two History

December 6, 2015December 16, 2015 adminWoolly Mammoth

Last spring an official at the state track meet made an unsettling discovery: in the corner of the pressbox overlooking U-32’s athletic fields, under some dusty equipment, there were eight rusty shell casings. The official took the casings to local…

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Ropes Course: Grim Reminder of U-32’s Troubled Old West History

December 6, 2015December 16, 2015 adminWoolly Mammoth

Last week, the seventh graders’ walking tour with local historian Wayne Farnsworth veered into the macabre. According to J.B. Hilferty, the students “weren’t paying much attention” and “were doing a lot of texting” during the first part of the tour,…

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A Mammoth Debate: When Should Satire Declare Itself?

December 6, 2015December 16, 2015 adminWoolly Mammoth

This week the Chronicle received a thoughtful letter from one of our readers, Otto Daniels, who raised important questions about the spoofs and satires published by the staff of the “Woolly Mammoth”. The Chronicle’s editors asked Daniels if he would…

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New Faces: Jerry Boxer

December 6, 2015December 16, 2015 adminWoolly Mammoth

Have you noticed the new fonts and interactive calendars greeting us as we walk into the atrium each morning? Working behind the scenes of these innovations is U-32’s new kiosk facilitator: Jerry Boxer. Because he works out of sight in…

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Son Runs From Father Wearing Crab Hat

December 6, 2015December 16, 2015 adminWoolly Mammoth

On a trip up to Lake Champlain with his family, Paul Stevens decided to visit a hat shop. What he found inside will change his family’s relationship forever. Paul Stevens, his wife Maria Stevens, and his son, Mark Stevens, thought…

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BREAKING: Student Takes All Water Bottles From Lost and Found

December 6, 2015December 16, 2015 adminWoolly Mammoth

EAST MONTPELIER- On Thursday, November 5th, a half day, Garett Carr, took 10 water bottles that weren’t his from the lost and found. The lost and found has been collecting items all year; it’s full of surprising goodies: boxers, slippers,…

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Matt Damon’s “First Kid on Mars” Campaign

December 6, 2015 adminWoolly Mammoth

This fall, many of you may have seen Ridley Scott’s hit movie, “The Martian.” Well, the lead actor, Matt Damon, has recently started a campaign to send a high school student to Mars. Sources say he’s been looking for his…

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Escaped Confederate Squirrel Still At Large

December 6, 2015 adminWoolly Mammoth

The trained gray squirrel that escaped Zach Gonzalez’ U.S. History class during a reenactment of the battle of Gettysburg last week remains at large somewhere in the U-32 facility, according to the administration. “He used a military-attack-roll to slip out…

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Obituaries: Adam Sandler Dies

December 6, 2015 adminWoolly Mammoth

A resident of Zachary Gonzalez’s classroom, local fly Adam Sandler, 34 days, passed away on Monday, September 21, 2015. The family does not wish to release the cause of death, but they would like to have everyone know that he…

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Sweeney on the Radio! Behind the Scenes

December 6, 2015 adminMaking of Sweeney Todd

Special thanks to Carl Etnier & WGDR, Goddard Radio

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Restorative Practice Comes to U-32

December 6, 2015 adminCommunity

Every high school wants to have a positive climate, where students and faculty can feel open with each other, especially when problems arise. But how do schools go about creating that type of environment? U-32 is making it happen with…

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The Making of Sweeney Todd, Part 7

December 6, 2015 adminMaking of Sweeney Todd

The time has finally come. Tomorrow night, Sweeney Todd premiers on the U-32 Stage. The cast and crew could not be more excited to present to everyone what we’ve worked so very hard to prepare these last few months. For…

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The Making of Sweeney Todd, Part 6: Final Details

December 6, 2015 adminMaking of Sweeney Todd

There’s only one week now until Sweeney Todd opens here at U-32. Both the cast and crew are working overtime to make sure the show is as awesome as it can be. Wednesday and Thursday nights, students stayed at school…

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The Making of Sweeney Todd, Pt. 5: Shaving Lesson (Minus the Throat Cutting)

December 6, 2015 adminMaking of Sweeney Todd

This past Saturday, several members of the cast and crew of “Sweeney Todd” made a trip to Myles Court Barber Shop in Montpelier, VT to learn how to shave with a straight razor. While Sweeney Todd, played by Orlando Grant,…

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The Making of Sweeney Todd, Pt. 4

December 6, 2015 adminMaking of Sweeney Todd

Cast Profile: Kieran Verret Just three weeks remain until Sweeney Todd opens! The cast and crew have been working incredibly hard to piece things together. The costume shop, once strewn with random fabric and arbitrary articles of clothing, is now…

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