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Study Smarter
Your homework is to “study for the test.” What does that mean, and what can help you score higher? Pay attention in class Although it sounds like a no-brainer, paying complete attention is a…
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Pumpkin Palate
By Allison Cho and Claire Luning Staff Writers Although leaves are just starting to change colors, pumpkin panic is in full swing. Here is a quick guide to taste the best pumpkin around Payton.…
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Thanksgiving: Time for Reflection
As today signifies the official start of the Holiday Season, let us be conscious of the sacrifices made by those seeking to better our future. Over 20,000 teachers and paraprofessionals continue to stick with…
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Ms. Mowery presented with Heroes in the Classroom Award
Ms. Mowery, the Staff Advisor of the Paw Print, was shocked to be presented with the Symetra Heroes in the Classroom Award on December 3. Representatives of the Chicago Bears and Symetra interrupted her Newspaper…
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Mizzou Students Rally for Change
When asked by African-American students what he thought systematic oppression was, Tim Wolfe, Former President of the University of Missouri Systems, responded, “systematic oppression is because you don’t believe that you have…
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#Breaking FOP Asks for Monetary Pledges
On December 8, 2015 over 50 Payton parents packed the school’s library in the evening. This was the first of two meetings held by Friends of Payton (FOP) set to take place throughout the…
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Emanuel Calls for Special City Council Meeting
Mayor Emanuel called for a special session prior to the regular scheduled City Council meeting set to take place at 10:00 a.m. His address to city council members was focused around three words: justice,…
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Speaker Madigan Makes Rare Speech
Speaker Mike Madigan spoke to a sold out City Club of Chicago on Wednesday, December 9; tickets for today’s event sold out in under five minutes. With each table costing $750, many of Chicago…
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CPD Holds Recruitment Drive for Latino Youth
Little Village is Chicago’s largest Hispanic community as well as one of the largest in the country. This southwest side community is densely populated with over 200,00 residents residing in a ten block by…
