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12 in 12: Top news stories of 2012

TKC staff
January 10, 2013
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Erin Kilfoy

‘If he smiled, he could change people’ Remembering Cam Vennard

Bales’ impact still felt

iPotential

Younger generations embrace interracial relationships

iLove (my iPhone)

WBC protests homosexuality at CHS

Teenage traffic fatalities rise across Missouri

Area Cafeterias offer taste of school lunch menus

Punishments for Tweets raise questions

KHS Kindness spreads warm feelings

Chick-fil-A controversy reaches Kirkwood

Virtual Reality

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Grade: 12 Extra Curriculars: YIG, NHS, Circle of Friends, Class Secretary, Fashion Club, Link Leader, Young Democrats, babysitting Hobbies: Art, running with dog, playing with cats, fashion Fun Fact: "I've been to Turkey four times and I am most likely going to go again next summer. Also I fell on my head as a baby."
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