Sam on Samsthe best kids with the best names Tuesday, October 16, 2007 By SAMUEL SOPHUS BIRD Sams have arguably made a bigger impact on the history of America than any other group of individuals sharing the same first name. Sam Adams, known to many as an expert brewer, was one of our foundin full story

Mozart Effectnot just for Mozart fans Tuesday, October 16, 2007 By JESS NELSON [ArticleImageHyperLink] When junior Victoria Harding sits down to do her homework, she pops in her headphones. But Eminem doesn’t blare from her ear buds, and Jack Johnson doesn’t chill her spine with his carefree lyrics. In full story

Books challenged for penguins, sex Monday, October 15, 2007 By WILL RUNDLE [ArticleImageHyperLink] Banned Books Week came and passed somewhat uneventfully at AHS, as it always does. Aside from displays in our media center, there was little to bring the week to the attention of our student body. W full story

Letter to the editorsave the wolves Thursday, October 11, 2007 By Senior Ben Schnable [ArticleImageHyperLink] To the Editor:Something very bad is happening right now in this wonderful world; wolves are being slaughtered. I know most people think of wolves as vile predators. Well even if they are, wolves don’t full story

Dear motorists, sorry about my cycling habits Thursday, October 11, 2007 By ROSS HACKERSON [ArticleImageHyperLink] As an avid cyclist, I like to feel I’m speaking on behalf of not only myself, but all cyclists as I write this column. I would sincerely like to apologize to the drivers of this great nation for my in full story

American respect Thursday, October 11, 2007 By KEVIN ARRITT [ArticleImageHyperLink] With the recent events in Myanmar, it has become apparent that America has lost the international respect and moral authority that is necessary in condemning the atrocities of others. As a nation, we full story

After more than two years, Katrina still causing damage Thursday, October 11, 2007 By SOFIYA HUPALO [ArticleImageHyperLink] In August 2005 New Orleans suffered a tremendous blow from Hurricane Katrina, which left the city and surrounding areas flooded and economically damaged. Some survivors sought shelter in the Louisiana full story

Fight uneeded guns in Ames Thursday, October 11, 2007 By BOBBY HUNTER [ArticleImageHyperLink] Living in a college town, Ames High students are exposed to many university issues, some of which may have a profound effect on their lives. Students spend time on campus during the weekends, and many full story

Legacy of Pratibha Seshappa Thursday, October 11, 2007 By BRIDGET BROWN Pratibha Seshappa became a very well-known figure at Ames High School during the first six weeks of the school year when she substituted for chemistry teacher Mrs. Sullivan. Students were a little uns full story

AP vs. Honors Thursday, October 11, 2007 By SANDY HUANG [ArticleImageHyperLink] Ames High School prides itself on providing a variety of academic opportunities for its students. Among these are Advanced Placement (AP) and Honors classes, advanced alternatives to “regular” classes full story

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