Amnesty Hosts Iraqi War Debate Friday, March 21, 2003 By Shirley Man The Amnesty International Club hosted one the most heated debates yesterday on the pros and cons of the U.S.-Iraq war. The lunchtime discussion drew over thirty-five students to Room 385. The debat full story

Editorial - Patriotism Served With a Side of Fries [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, March 21, 2003 By Saul Wyner America is now officially at war, not with Saddam Hussein and his Iraqi regime, but with common sense. Because of our highly publicized disagreements with France, many Americans have somehow determine full story

March Madness Conquers: Amateurs and basketball team members participate in lunchtime basketball tournament on the east courts. Friday, March 21, 2003 By Ruben Boykin Basketball lovers crowded the sidelines as players exhibited their skills in the Midday Madness Basketball Tournaments at lunchtime all this week. The annual three-on-three basketball tournament dr full story

Mitchell & Wolfson: Teachers Reflect on Past & Path Toward Education Friday, March 21, 2003 By Natalia Aivazova and Austin Ma Wolfson witnessed the collapse of the World Trade Center. Mitchell served her country as a paramedic in the Air Force. Melissa Wolfson, economics and life skills teacher, and Kim Mitchell, English full story

All-American Rejects Swing into Emo Friday, March 21, 2003 By Nazgol Lolachi Lighthearted melodies, simplistic lyrics that everyone can relate to... in one word emo. Mainstream attention to the pop-punk music labeled emo, thanks to bands like Dashboard Confessional, has ope full story

Cats Learn Basics [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, March 21, 2003 By Demian Choi This year is the first time the Frosh/Soph girls’ basketball team has the chance to split up and play as separate teams. “Having separate teams is a great chance for our school’s program to build full story

Democracy Supercedes Oil: Freedom and stability of a post-Hussein Iraq are more important than oil profits [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, March 21, 2003 By Ryan Lue Though it may be somewhat premature to assume that America’s victory over Iraq is only a matter of time, it is nonetheless imperative that we concern ourselves with the matter of the governmental reco full story

Red Cross Collects Blood Friday, March 21, 2003 By Jina Han The American Red Cross and Leadership sponsored a blood drive in the student cafeteria on March 20. All volunteers at least 17 years of age and weighing over 110 pounds donated a pint of blood. Th full story

Ivy West Offers Test Prep On-Campus [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, March 21, 2003 By Natalia Aivazova A representative from the Ivy West Educational Services Inc. visited classrooms on March 12, encouraging students to sign up for SAT tutoring courses on campus. These classes are usually offered ou full story

Bill Banning ‘Partial Birth’ Abortions Opens Door to Total Prohibition [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, March 21, 2003 By Shane Apperson A woman’s choice over her right to abort her baby has always been a controversial issue, and promises to continue to be one with the now-Republican dominated government. Not only can more anti-abortio full story

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