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The Titanic, 1912
During the final hours aboard the Titanic on her ill-fated voyage in 1912, Gavin and Karolina attempt to help others and by so doing learn something about themselves.
Publisher: New York : Aladdin Paperbacks, 1998.
Edition: 1st Aladdin Paperbacks ed.
Characteristics: 175 p. ;,19 cm.
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Oxford D shows its mettle in shutout
Piling up 363 total yards and getting a monster game from sophomore running back Kenzie Phillips (208 yards and three touchdowns), Oxford's offense continued doing what it's been doing all year in the Chargers' 30-0 win over rival Lafayette in the annual Crosstown Classic Friday night.
With Phillips and senior Jarius Barnes making up a formidable rushing attack, a rising sophomore at quarterback in Jack Abraham and one of the best receivers around in Ole Miss commit D.K. Metcalf, the Chargers' offense has put up at least 30 points in every game it's played so far.
But just in case anybody forgot about the Oxford defense, the unit proved it's alive and well with its most dominant performance to this point against the Commodores. (September 16, 2013, Page 4B)
VIDEO BLOG: Oxford D proves its mettle in Crosstown shutout
BLOG–Following a strong summer showing on the 7-on-7 camp circuit and equipped with an SEC recruit at wideout in Ole Miss commit D.K. Metcalf and a pair of talented tailbacks in senior Jarius Barnes and sophomore Kenzie Phillips, the Oxford offense created a lot of buzz heading into this season.
But the Chargers' defense is starting to prove that it's no slouch. (more…) (September 14, 2013)
Lady 'Dores turn back Olive Branch
Lafayette picked up its second win of the week Thursday night, though it didn't come nearly as easily as the first. (September 13, 2013, Page 6A)
LHS overcomes 2-0 deficit to top OHS
Lafayette's varsity volleyball team showed Thursday night why it will be a strong contender for the Class I, District 2 title this season. (September 6, 2013, Page 6A)
Commodores improve in victory over CHS Warriors
CORINTH — It has been almost 20 years since the Lafayette Commodores and the Corinth Warriors met on the gridiron. The two split the only two games in the series in 1993 and 1994. Friday night marked the rubber match. (September 2, 2013, Page 1B)
'Dores break through against Corinth
CORINTH — It has been almost 20 years since the Lafayette Commodores and the Corinth Warriors met on the gridiron. The two split the only two games in the series in 1993 and 1994. Friday night marked the rubber match. (more…) (August 31, 2013)
Tupelo upends Lafayette in opener
TUPELO — The Lafayette Commodores opened up the 2013 season just like they did in 2012, with a matchup against the Tupelo Golden Wave Friday night.
This year's matchup was a far cry from the 8-3 defensive struggle that took place last season as Tupelo defeated the Commodores 36-21. (August 26, 2013, Page 3B)
Area teams open 2013 seasons tonight
Tough pre-regional schedules are the rule rather than the exception for Oxford, Lafayette and Water Valley high schools as they open their 2013 slates tonight. Oxford hosts defending MAIS champion Jackson Prep, Class 4A Lafayette travels to Class 6A Tupelo and Class 3A Water Valley plays at defending Region 2-4A champion New Albany. All three games have 7 p.m. kickoffs and can be heard on local radio stations. (August 23, 2013, Page 7A)
Lafayette knocks around New Albany
It's hard to imagine Lafayette could have opened its Division 2-4A schedule any better than it did Tuesday night at W.V. Brewer Field.
Area squads set to face region rivals
With the end of the regular season rapidly approaching, all three area football teams are jostling for region and post-season positioning tonight.
Water Valley probably headlines the area's action with a road test at Aberdeen, while Oxford (8-0 overall, 4-0 Region 1-5A) hosts 1-5A foe Saltillo and Lafayette welcomes 2-4A rival Senatobia to William L. Buford Stadium.
All three games are set for 7 p.m. kickoffs. Oxford's game can be heard on 95.5 FM, while Water Valley's will be broadcast on 105.5 FM and Lafayette's on 93.7 FM. (October 19, 2012, Page 6A)