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The Bobcat Prowl

The Bobcat Prowl

The Student News Site of South Windsor High School

The Bobcat Prowl

College Student Running for State Senate

College Student Running for State Senate

Katie Cole March 28, 2018

21 year old democrat Will Haskell is running for Connecticut State Senate. Just past the legal drinking age, this “youngin” is challenging State Senator Toni Boucher in Connecticut’s 26th district. Boucher is a republican representing the district since 2008 and is in her fifth term. Haskell hasn’t...

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Remington Gun Company Goes  Bankrupt

Remington Gun Company Goes Bankrupt

Katie Cole March 28, 2018

The United States’ oldest gun manufacturer, Remington Outdoor filed for bankruptcy this Sunday, less than a day after the country erupted into massive protests against gun violence. After 200 years of business, Remington now holds $1 billion in debt and the business will now be turned over to the creditors...

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A Great Mind Lost: Stephen Hawkings

A Great Mind Lost: Stephen Hawkings

Camille Osumah March 20, 2018

Professor Stephen Williams Hawking was born on January 8th, 1942 in Oxford, England. 300 years after the death of Galileo. Though is he is one of the modern worlds greatest scientists and minds. Many people are either only familiar with his name, or do have never heard of him. Professor Hawking worked...

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WASHINGTON, DC - FEBRUARY 20:  U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a Public Safety Medal of Valor award ceremony at the East Room of the White House February 20, 2018 in Washington, DC. The medal is the nations highest award to public safety officers who have exhibited exceptional courage, regardless of personal safety, in the attempt to save or protect human life.  (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

February in the Trump Administration

Trevor Hoffman March 5, 2018

The last month has definitely had its ups and downs for Donald Trump and his administration. The month involved one of the United States’ worst shootings, many senior staff resignations and intensification of the Russia probe. Today, I plan on breaking it down piece by piece to get the big picture. To...

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South Windsor Residents Voice Concerns Over Coyotes

South Windsor Residents Voice Concerns Over Coyotes

Trevor Hoffman March 5, 2018

With the local coyote population on the rise and an increase in the number of coyote attacks, people’s fears are at an all time high and many are divided as to how this issue should be solved. Some citizens advocate for removal of coyotes, while others argue that we must coexist and learn how to live...

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Kurds in the Middle East

Kurds in the Middle East

Kyle Garneau February 8, 2018

The Kurds, a group of Sunni Muslims numbering close to 28 million located throughout northern Iraq, Syria, Turkey, Iran, and Armenia have long fought for an autonomous state, but have faced years of oppression from the countries aforementioned. A group of Kurds in northern Iraq, however, known as the...

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A Quick History of Black History Month

A Quick History of Black History Month

Camille Osumah February 8, 2018

Happy Black History month! A month in which I celebrate the rich history of Black Americans, their contributions to the world, and the strides that have been made to better our futures. First referred to as “Negro History Week,” after being created by Carter G. Woodson, a noted African American historian,...

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Flu From Hell

Flu From Hell

Katie Cole February 6, 2018

This year’s flu season is the worst since the swine flu outbreak in 2009, killing over 46 kids and sickening the country. Hospitals across the nation are overwhelmed, some forced to rent triage buildings to house the influx of flu patients. Every state in the union, except Hawaii, has “widespread...

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Atlantic Humpback Dolphins are Going Extinct

Atlantic Humpback Dolphins are Going Extinct

Katie Cole January 8, 2018

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)  upgraded the atlantic humpback dolphin onto the list of ‘critically endangered’ species. The population of the atlantic humpback dolphin has been decreasing throughout the 7,000 kilometer range where they are traditionally found. A recent...

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From Red to Blue

From Red to Blue

Camille Osumah December 18, 2017

This past week, in a historical outcome. Democrat Doug Jones beat out favorite, Republican Roy Moore in the media deemed Alabama Senate race. With only a 1.5% difference in votes, the historically Republican (red) state, has turned blue and possibly over a new leaf in history. With Jones recent win,...

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