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The Current

The student newspaper of Ossining High School

The Current

The student newspaper of Ossining High School

The Current

Government Shutdown: The Bigger the Climb, the Larger the Fall

David Leibert, Opinions Editor November 13, 2013

The government was shutdown from October 1st until October 16th of 2013. This is because the appropriate funds for the upcoming, now current, fiscal year was never agreed upon by the House and the Senate....

Effects of the Government Shutdown

Effects of the Government Shutdown

Ellie Houghtaling, Staff Writer October 22, 2013

While many Ossining High School students have been overheard making light of the government shutdown, it is truly no laughing matter. It began over 2 weeks ago, on October 1st. when the government’s...

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Cries of Yesteryear: Tales of a Kidnapping in Libya

Aaron Spring, Sports Editor October 22, 2013

The Arab Spring occurred more than two years ago, however, it continues to affect the Middle East and Africa. Libya has been infested with terrorism and militant behavior over the last couple of years,...

Was Obama Seen as a Weak Leader? (Bill OReilly Thinks He Was)

Was Obama Seen as a Weak Leader? (Bill O’Reilly Thinks He Was)

Malahni Banta, Staff Writer October 22, 2013

Bill O'Reilly is a Fox News anchor and headliner of The O'Reilly Factor, which is criticized for its less than liberal views on the political problems our country faces. Syria has been a prominent topic...

Government Shutdown

Government Shutdown

Paul Kleiman, News Editor October 6, 2013

  As Tuesday, October 1 neared, a breadth of government officials’ breath was shortened. They became increasingly nervous about the event that would strike both their communal reputations and...

Fill or Bust?

Fill or Bust?

Andrew Leibert, Opinion Editor September 19, 2013

Filibustering, a parliamentary procedure meant to allow members to delay a proposal, is now a device employed by the Senate minority to prevent progress for the agenda of the majority. Senator Rand Paul...

Cutting the Right Wire in Egypt

Cutting the Right Wire in Egypt

Paul Kleiman, News Editor September 18, 2013

The sweat is dripping down the faces of American and European diplomats as they attempt to conciliate the tensions occurring in Egypt. The United States, which recently helped to oust President Mohamed...

The Zimmerman Trial: The Different Opinions of the North Versus the South

The Zimmerman Trial: The Different Opinions of the North Versus the South

David Leibert, Opinions Editor September 18, 2013

On July 13th 2013, George Zimmerman was acquitted for second-degree murder and manslaughter. He had admitted to shooting and killing Treyvon Martin. Yet, under Florida’s laws surrounding justifiable...

A&F CEO Apologizes for Prejudiced Comments

A&F CEO “Apologizes” for Prejudiced Comments

Julia Riley, Staff Writer May 31, 2013

“In every school there are the cool and popular kids, and then there are the not-so-cool kids. Candidly, we go after the cool kids… A lot of people don’t belong [in our clothes], and they can’t...

Controversy Befalls Obama Administration

Controversy Befalls Obama Administration

Eitan Rude, Managing Editor May 31, 2013

Coming out of a hard-fought election, pundits predicted that President Obama would return to office with a new bout of confidence, followed by success in the political arena. In recent weeks, however,...

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