The Green & Gold Media College Preparatory High School Oakland, CA

Issue Date: Thursday, December 20, 2007 Issue: December 2007 Last Update: Thursday, February 07, 2008

'Dropout factory' label seen as unfair to schools

Thursday, January 10, 2008 By: Ronald johnson and Alton Long

All four Fremont Federation schools can be considered “dropout factories,” according to a national study of high school graduation rates released in November. The study defined “dropout factories” as
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Media students thrilled by six-week electives

Monday, January 14, 2008 By: Salvador Sainz & Arnold Rosing

Students are drawing 3-D rooms with beds and televisionsin them, watching the movie "300," and learningJapanese culture for their electives.In a change at Media Academy this year, students get to choo
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Green & Gold

Thursday, January 24, 2008 By Staff

Green & Gold is a vehicle of student freedom of expression and a public forum for the Fremont Federation of High Schools community. It is produced monthly during the academic year by the Media Academy

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Coach, two players suspended for sportsmanship

Thursday, January 24, 2008 By Alton Long

The new girls varsity basketball coach was suspended for one game after he allegedly backtalked to the referees during a recent game.The game was against George Washington in San Francisco on Dec. 13

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Tigers grab third in D.C. Classic

Thursday, January 24, 2008 By Ronald Johnson

WASHINGTON D.C. – The boys varsity basketball team won third place at the Gonzaga D.C. Classic in Washington, D.C., which took place from Dec. 12-17.The Tigers finished the tournament 2-1, losing only

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Students must rally to improve homecoming

Tuesday, January 15, 2008 By Green & Gold Staff

This year's homecoming didn’t go so well. At the beginning of the rally, everything was going fine. Students were excited about homecoming and the last football game of the season against Castlemont.T

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Paper made mistake by naming suspects who were later freed

Tuesday, January 15, 2008 By Elaine Saeturn

One teen dead, two teen suspects released and five new teen suspects arrested and charged. The killing that struck Alameda on Halloween has given journalists around the Bay Area numerous stories and f

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Tiger Clinic sees spike in chlamydia cases

Tuesday, January 15, 2008 By Amber Moore & Sindy Orozco

Eight students have tested positive for Chlamydia at Fremont Federation’s Tiger Clinic since school started. The clinic Health Educator, Katie Riemer, thinks this is a big number.“That’s just the eigh

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WHAT'S IN YOUR LUNCH?

Tuesday, January 15, 2008 By Sergio Toscano & Ryan Kong

We're failing! When it comes to eating a healthy lunch, that is. Student lunches from all schools in Fremont were examined. Below is the type of food they ate, whether it was fast food or food from

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WHAT'S IN YOUR LUNCH?

Tuesday, January 15, 2008 By Sergio Toscano & Ryan Kong

We're failing! When it comes to eating a healthy lunch, that is. Student lunches from all schools in Fremont were examined. Below is the type of food they ate, whether it was fast food or food from

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Fremont Fashion Poppin

Tuesday, January 15, 2008 By Amber Moore & Elaine Saeturn

Fashion at Fremont is nothing like a high fashion runway in L.A. or Milan, but the federation does have its own style sense. If finding a “fresh” outfit in the morning makes you late for school, chec

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Keys unlock great cd

Monday, January 14, 2008 By Branisha Davis

Alicia Keys is back with a new album, her third solo, titled “As I Am.” Keys' first single from the album, “No One,” topped the charts and was number one on Hot 100. She released another single, “Lik

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