Google goes spam free: Email for the savvy [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, May 03, 2004 By Michael Mejia Google, the widely popular Internet search engine, has announced a new e-mail service known as Gmail. So far, it has quickly generated hype and controversy over privacy issues among Internet users nat full story

Hazing seems to be a growing problem: Schools see rise in incidents [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, May 03, 2004 By Corinne Anton Hazing is defined as harassment, abuse, or humiliation by way of initiation. This definition, however, can include both physical and mental forms of hazing. It’s a process that occurs more frequently full story

What the Creek emblem means: Forty years of tradition Monday, May 03, 2004 By Mark Mann c/o 1964 Editor’s note:The following article was written by Mark Mann, a 1964 Creek graduate who created the school emblem. full story

Liu's Clues: I feel so honored to be a Texas Scholar: I am one of 536 of a possible 684 [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, May 03, 2004 By June Liu I am proud to announce that I am part of a very special, very exclusive group of high school students: I am a Texas Scholar. I have the certificate and the medallion to prove it. With this distincti full story

Wholly Schmidt:How to beat Spring Fever: Couples are sprouting up [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, May 03, 2004 By Chris Schmidt It’s springtime again and the sounds of birds singing and hearts palpitating fill the air. Yes the spring fever has hit and couples are sprouting up faster than senior Fahim Baqui in a buffet. Though full story

Smaller Learning Communities receive mixed reviews nationwide: CCISD to implement plan one step at a time Sunday, May 02, 2004 By Qian Liu Although CCISD is researching the prospect of Small Learning Communities (SLC’s) for all three high schools, each school will implement the program differently. full story

Hunch makes stars while reaching for them: NASA works side by side with local students Sunday, March 28, 2004 By Cory Stottlemyer UPDATE:CREEK students continue work as local media makes student stars of the young people who saved NASA and the country hundreds of thousands of dollars. full story