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3A state swimming: Countryside’s Ellis nabs three golds
Nov 13th
Matt Ellis with his gold medal for winning the 50 yard free during finals of FHSAA 3A state swimming and diving.
Matt Ellis’ first championship race was the usual explosion of froth and flailing. There was no conservation of energy and hardly any breathing.
The Countryside High junior’s only strategy Saturday in the 50-yard freestyle was to go out as fast as he could. Ellis got the best start. Others were close. They all reached the finish as if carried by one large wave. More >
Eagle eye of Cougars’ D delivers
Sep 4th
They came, they saw, they watched, then they watched some more.
And some more.
And some more.
But never once, despite a cavalcade of mad scrambles by Boca Ciega quarterback Shaquille Bradford, did the Countryside defensive backs ever let a wide receiver get behind them. More >
Countryside, Moore lay it all on the line this season
Sep 2nd
The wind swirled around the stadium, carrying the first signs of winter. The Class 5A region final was played in a steady rain on a sloppy field Dec. 4 against defending state champion Plant. Mud was smeared across uniforms, and no players were muddier than the offensive linemen, who wear turf and sweat as badges of honor.
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Countryside begins new era under Jared Davis
Aug 9th
Countryside completed its finest season in school history in 2009, going 11-2 and advancing to the regional final before losing to eventual Class 5A state champion Plant.
If the Cougars hope to duplicate that success, however, they’ll have to do so with a virtually brand new cast of characters. More >
Borderlands Game Review
Feb 12th
This game is produced by “Gearbox”. It is a brand new game with no prequel, the first of it’s series. It is classified as an RPG (Role Playing Game)/ FPS (First Person 
Shooter) which makes it very alike “Fallout 3″ by “Bethesda”
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The Year 2012
Feb 12th
Since Y2K proved to be a bust, the paranoid masses have searched for a new doomsday scenario to worry about. They found it in ‘The 2012 Phenomenon’, the belief that the world will end in 2012. So why are so many people concerned about their imminent demise? Well, it all goes back to the ancient Mayan civilization. The Meso-American Long Count Calendar was an ancient calendar first created by the Olmec civilization, used mostly by the Mayans, that told time in units such as uinals (20 days), tuns (360 days), and baktuns (144,000 days). So, basically it’s just a calendar, right? Apparently not. What is concerning to the masses is that the calendar ends after the 13th baktun. This roughly translates to the date December 21, 2012. More >
