THE SPARTAN CHARIOT VOLUME 3 ISSUE 4 FOR THE STUDENTS, BY THE STUDENTS DECEMBER 2025 MERRY ELFIN CHRISTMAS Happy Holidays from Santas Little Spartans GOOD NEWS Madden Bailey has been accepted into Louisiana State University with a $18,000 merit scholarship and Tulane University with a $60,000 scholarship Erin Roberts has been accepted into Dillard University and University of Louisiana at Lafayette Kaitlynn Wilde has been accepted into Loyola University New Orleans with a Dean Scholarship, Southeastern Louisiana University, University of Louisiana at Lafayette and Louisiana State University Alyssa Narcisse has been accepted into University of New Orleans, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Mississippi State University, West Virginia State University, Jackson State University, Lamar University, Dillard University, Loyola University New Orleans with a merit based Loyola Scholarship of $23,000 and Louisiana Tech University Mckenzi Carter has been accepted into Millikin University with a Millikin Academic Excellence Scholarship Jayaide Cosse has been accepted into Kent State University and Xavier University of Louisiana Kayla Watson has been accepted into Paul Quinn College and offered the Stillman College Golden Ticket Presidential Scholarship Jaeda Newton has been accepted into Millsaps College with a scholarship of $108,000 and a Founders Grant of $27,000, Louisiana State University, and University of Louisiana at Lafayette Paige Reine has been accepted into Southern University and A&M College and Xavier University of Louisiana with a merit scholarship of $10,000 Kaleigh Longmyle has been accepted into Loyola University New Orleans with a merit based Loyola Scholarship of $23,000, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Jackson State University, University of New Orleans, and Morgan State University Salmen High juniors and seniors donated 56 pints of blood
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The most important thing you can do to minimize your risk of diabetes is to stop smoking, says Steve Schroeder, MD, professor of medicine at University of California, San Francisco
Set a good example to those around you by being smoke- and vape-free (Colossians 3:17)
The Global State of Smoking Poll 2019, carried out by the Foundation for a Smoke-Free World, found the most common reason Japanese smokers switched from cigarettes to HTP was due to concern about the health risks to others associated with second-hand smoke from cigarettes (40%).[vii] This was followed by 36% who said HTP may not be as bad for their own health, and 35% who said they could use HTP in places where smoking was not allowed
