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By Alyssa Miller, Steven Escareno, Dan Klizano
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Around the year 2200 AD, Captain Gary Joseph Smith was sailing a ship called Escaliador, across the sea. Gary was raised his entire life by the sea, as his father and his mother were fishermen. He grew up in a small American seaport town located in northern Africa. As he grows up working for various shipping companies, Gary works his way up to becoming captain of his own ship over time.
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Quote of the Day - Star Wars - For all the Teachers

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By Steven Escareno, William Taylor, James Kenny
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How do you feel about Disney owning the rights to Star Wars? It's been made official that Disney owns the rights to Lucasfilms for over a cool 4 billion dollars. Lucas is being kept on as a consultant, but I do know in various interviews he claims he's retiring, and more... According to MSN, George Lucas was emotionally hurt by various fans and critics who bashed his "Star Wars" prequels, and said that he felt somewhat betrayed by them; hence he's never going to make another...
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Movie Review - Spoilers

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By Fairlane Raymundo, Rahul Parashar, Steven Escareno, Blue Phillips
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3. Story and Characters: This will be the biggest topic to cover, I am sure. I'll try to keep my arguments short and line up the movie's biggest failures and successes as far as story and characters are concerned. The biggest problem narratively is the way they try so hard to cram in the set up for future DC properties.
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The Top 10 English Immigrants

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By EJ Go, Steven Escareno, Colin Quartermain, Colin Garrow
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Some politicians are fond of talking about the threat that immigrants pose to our nation. But how do you define an immigrant? The Oxford English Dictionary defines immigrants as ‘people who come to live permanently in a foreign country.’ That’s a bit vague, and applies to absolutely everybody’s ancestors who all at some point 'came' to England, since modern humans did not evolve in Europe. So what’s a reasonable cut-off point?
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