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- May 19"ICEMAN" Runs Cold
- May 19Warriors’ Title Defense Ends in Thriller After Memorable State Semifinal Run
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![“I don’t know if I can answer that [question]. I feel like there’s just a lot of information that we don’t know. This is an unprecedented event that we haven’t seen anything similar to for, like, eighty years. I think I’m in the camp with a lot of people where we are all in stunned disbelief. We don’t know a lot of negotiations and conversations that were happening behind closed doors, so I don’t think it’s probably very simple to say whether we should put our troops in or not. I know the international community is responding with sanctions right now, [but] sanctions have their positives and their drawbacks because typically it’s civilians that suffer the most with sanctions,” Social Studies Instructor Diane Schergin.](https://westsidewired.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/1091C65C-994A-41AA-B6D4-06BE1FA80D37-900x600.jpeg)
!["Probably when you're trying to talk to them [people] and then they're totally not listening because they're choosing not to listen and then ignore you, and then get mad if you don't want to talk about their problems," freshman Aylah Pursley.](https://westsidewired.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/20201026_144847-Cropped-900x600.jpg)
