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All of the students in the weekly poll are nominated by school officials who know better than anyone their academic achievements. Merely being on the list each week is an incredible feat.

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“Wow, man, let’s talk about the resilience of the Tigers,” said first-year Pensacola head coach ... Bill Vilona is a retired Pensacola News Journal sports columnist and now senior writer ...

Welcome to the Pensacola News Journal's Student of the Week poll ... and now a volleyball player in her senior year. Chrisshona demonstrates leadership in both athletics and group projects ...

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It's time for another round of the Pensacola News Journal Athlete of the Week ... he claimed the county crown in the 100-yard breaststroke with a time of 1 minutes, 1.72 seconds.

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That leave had begun Sept. 26, the agenda said. The Pensacola News Journal has requested the personnel file of at least one of the employees believed to be involved in the alleged improprieties.