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Capstone Tips for Rising Seniors
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Music is being used to help intergenerational conflict: A lunch for students and teachers
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Greenhouse Ministries is holding a donation drive at Blackman: here’s why
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• October 20, 2021

Senior capstone symposium
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• January 13, 2020

Capstone health fair increases awareness
Lexie Shumate, Reporter
• December 12, 2019

Science Day: Bailey Eshelman’s Capstone
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• November 19, 2018

Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Kayla Donaldson, Reporter
• November 14, 2018

Surviving Capstone 101
April 9, 2018

BCA Capstone Gallery
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• April 5, 2018

Capstone Spotlight: Mary Grace Mancuso
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• February 9, 2018

Men’s Clothing Drive: Help Someone Start Over!
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