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Riverside brings STEM, real-world skills to campus
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Riverside Military Academy cadets assemble Dec. 12, 2017, for inspection. - photo by Scott Rogers
Riverside Military Academy is not what some people think it is. “There’s a misperception that we’re some kind of reform school,” President William J. Gallagher, a retired U.S. Army colonel, said. “That is not us at all. We are a college prep boarding school that brings out the best in young men. We are not a feeder program to the U.S. military.”
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Cherokee Bluff High coach charged with DUI, going 94 in a 70-mph zone
JOSHUA TRAVIS
JOSHUA TRAVIS
Cherokee Bluff High School’s boys basketball coach was charged last week with driving under the influence, going 94 mph in a 70-mph zone and failing to yield to an emergency vehicle on Interstate 985, according to court documents
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