Beijing olympics prove to be lucky for USA, many others Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Blaine Manship 17 days, 34 events, 201 countries. These numbers have increased over the 112 years that the people of the world have held the modern Olympics. Of the thousands of athletes that competed at this years full story	Tiger football goes to 5A, narrowly loses to Catoosa: Coaches, players alike hopeful for a winning season Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Taylor Manes Every Friday night, for eleven weeks, 90 players will suit up to play football at Gable Field or the opponent’s stadium. With the first three games completed; everyone is talking about what the new se full story
Final book in saga Breaks Dawn as a best seller Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Linsea Howard In this day and age, it is not uncommon to walk down a school hallway or bookstore aisle and hear whispers of vampires, werewolves or wizards. Started off by the Harry Potter craze of ’97, books invol full story	Sisterhood 2 strengthens bonds, enthralls viewers Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Linsea Howard From the beginning of cinematic history, chick flicks about friendship, families, and the pursuit of romance have plagued movie theaters in a blurry hurricane of nail polish, sleepovers, and tears. It full story
Safety association advocates for higher minimum driving age Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Wire Service [ArticleImageHyperLink] CHICAGO _ It’s a question that could reverberate across the country, wherever a new teen driver is turning a key in an ignition. full story	Scandals plague the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Linsea Howard This year’s Olympic Games were held in Beijing, China, but the athletes may have been strolling about the Upper East Side for all the gossip, scandal and heartbreak that took place. Between hidden aff full story
New policies cause outrage among the student populace Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Laura Fillmore [ArticleImageHyperLink] Rules are stricter this school pertaining to the dress code, PDA (public display of affection), electronic devices and fights at Tahlequah High School. To help to regulate the rules, the demerit syste full story	Russia, Georgia go to war over breakaway region: War destroys Georgian infrastructure, kills hundreds, hurts russian relations with West Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Todd Hutchinson On September 20, 1990, South Ossetia, a small region of Georgia, which borders the Black Sea between Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Armenia declared independence, and pleaded with the Soviet Union to recogni full story
Homecoming a time for fun, parade candy, and smoking the Stilwell Indians Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Blaine Manship [ArticleImageHyperLink] This year’s homecoming festivities will take place during the week of September 22-26. The dress up activities will be as follows: Monday-Retro Day, Tuesday-Super Hero/Famous Character Day, Wednesday- full story	Students face a new year, new policies Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Laura Fillmore The Tahlequah Public Schools administration and school board have imposed new rules on the high school students this year. Among the new rules are a dress code that students find to be more strict, full story