10,000 B.C. ignores history: Prehistoric fiction flaws precision, stands out among genre Friday, March 14, 2008 By Ryan Swain With the many dull, boring and hard to follow movies released in the last few months, director Roland Emmerich’s new film, 10,000 BC, stands out from the rest of the crowd. With impressive graphics an full story

Joseph's Technicolor coat revives CMT: Musical recreates Biblical saga, each number represents different genres Friday, March 14, 2008 By Chelsea Joy, Reviews editor As children, many kids attend Bible class where they would learn verses and stories of the book's heroes. Most know of the Old Testament tale of Joseph and his colored coat. The story has been retold full story

Radiohead gamble pays off: British rockers create cohesive collection, sell independent album Friday, March 14, 2008 By Sean O'Neal When Radiohead left their label Capitol Records to produce their own music four years ago, many doubted the British rockers would ever return to form. full story

Gold shocks staff writer: New-comer places first in competition, helps staff win Sweepstakes Friday, March 14, 2008 By Sarah Ingersol “When I walked down the hall during the beginning of this year, I was nervous because I did not know anyone,” Sydney Ray, ‘10, said. “I stepped int full story

Tees prompt fashion career: Rock bands inspire sophomore shirt creations, designer dreams couture Friday, March 14, 2008 By Alyssa Boss While some students occupy their time with sports or video games, sophomore Cathy Robbins spends free time designing T-shirts for her future clothing line. full story

Kids Day assembles volunteers: Children's Hospital tradition gathers 4,000 workers, 21-year anniversary marks $2.9 million Friday, March 14, 2008 By Brian Weskamp At 5 A.M., student leadership, along with 4,000 other volunteers, began to sell papers for the 21st annual full story

Partnership determines squad success: Base controls flyer's safety, collaboration influences team unity Friday, March 14, 2008 By Madison Dooley The base cheerleaders combine strengths to thrust the flyer 20 feet in the air. The flyer reaches peak height and then twists down into the arms of her bases. full story

Dairy demands divergent responsibilities: Rural offers peace, students juggle chores Friday, March 14, 2008 By Sydney Ray While many students wake up to car horns, train whistles or the occasional neighborhood kid basketball game, few experience noiseless mornings only the rural atmosphere can offer. full story

Cheer USA Nationals 2008 champions: Cheerleaders win Varsity Performance Cheer Division Friday, March 14, 2008 By Benjamin Dang, News editor For the first time in campus history, varsity cheer earned the designation of national champion. In their final competition of the year, they won the Varsity Performance Cheer Division at the United S full story

Penelope breaks pig-nose curse: First time film director introduces kid-friendly moral, predictable plot Friday, March 07, 2008 By Chelsea Joy, Reviews editor Some complain of split ends, while others grumble at a broken nail. More still find ways to despise anything from their eye color to their voice. full story

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