Friday, November 16, 2007 By Jordan Grangard [ArticleImageHyperLink] RecruitEarly Signing Period As the early signing period approaches for many high school senior athletes, the buzz words “early signing period” and “National Letter of Intent (NLI)” are heard around campus and in the media. But full story	Friday, November 16, 2007 By Christina Talley Heisman Anyone? The Heisman trophy is up for grabs but with the chaos of five top ten teams losing during week five, it is difficult to decide which star player deserves this honor the most. Here is a breakdown with full story
Friday, November 16, 2007 By Marc Arrazola The need for instant replay Instant replay benefits the football world immensely. From the National Football League to the National Collegiate Athletic Association Football, instant replay has saved teams from disastrous calls b full story	Friday, November 16, 2007 By Haily Fowler Groceries are going green! Eating healthy is not an exclusive trend to the Hollywood Hills any longer. Thanks to the new Greenwise Pubix in Legacy Place, going green is a fashion that everyone can wear. While some refer to Gree full story
Friday, November 16, 2007 By Christina Caballero Animals receive special blessings Pets play a large role in the lives of many animal lovers. For many individuals, their pet is more than just a “pet.” Their pet may serve as a jogging-buddy, a beach-going companion, the child they co full story	Friday, November 16, 2007 By Emily Wilson Global WarmingActions Speak Louder Than Words President George Bush’s vacation getaway is actually an “off the grid” ranch in Crawford, Texas. Often times this statement will trigger suspicion. It may seem as though Bush is hiding something, howe full story
Friday, November 16, 2007 By Christina Caballero Fun Stuff There are actually two kinds of panda bears. One kind is known as the long-tailed Himalayan carnivore. It resembles a raccoon. The other is the Giant Panda, which lives in Western China.The oldest full story	Friday, November 16, 2007 By Molly Lencki C0M4UT3|2 G3N1U5Chris Rakaczky Many students and staff have seen this young man rushing around the school with a purpose. He is Christopher Alan Rakaczky and he is Jupiter High School’s computer genius. With more than ten years full story
Friday, November 16, 2007 By Jessica Laux Miami International Airport creates a magical experience for its customers Disney World is a major institution in America, especially in Florida. Mickey Mouse has invaded the homes of practically every three-year-old in the state. Mickey and his friends have become a staple full story	Friday, November 16, 2007 By Molly Lencki PoliceTo serve and protect? Many students have embraced the phrase “Don’t Tase Me, Bro!” Though the event may have been premeditated, the actions police took to tame UF student Andrew Meyers could be described as “too strong.”O full story

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