Tutoring Turnout Low but Hopeful [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, December 12, 2003 By Shane Apperson School officials have implemented a free tutoring program open to all students that began on Monday in an effort to improve schoolwide academic performance and, in effect, raise standardized test scor full story

Students Prepare for California History Day [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, December 12, 2003 By Jasmine Peters A number of social studies teachers have incorporated into their students’ coursework a project for an annual “science fair for history,” as social studies teacher Mark Rhomberg describes it.Many stud full story

Students Struggle to Learn: • Dealing with stress in high school helps students in the long run. Friday, December 12, 2003 By Jose Dubon Most students find it difficult adapting to the rigors of being in high school and continuously having to change to more challenging cla-sses. But besides feeling overwhelmed by learning how to deal w full story

Schedule’s Benefits [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, December 12, 2003 By Reza Zarinshenas The block schedule instituted this year has brought numerous complaints. But as time goes on, it seems as if students and teachers are getting used to its differences from our old Copernican schedule full story

Should First-Person Shooter Games Be Banned From Being Sold to Minors in the U.S.?: • First-Person Shooter Games influence minors. Friday, December 12, 2003 By Karen Aragon The realistic feeling of being behind the gun draws many people to first-person shooter games, and it’s not like you are controlling the character, you are the character. This aspect may teach minors full story

Should First-Person Shooter Games Be Banned From Being Sold to Minors in the U.S.?: • Video Games are a scapegoat for child violence. [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, December 12, 2003 By Jacob Berezin Video games have recently become the new scapegoat for child violence. First, it was angry music, and now the angry soccer moms are blaming violent first-person shooter video games. Washington has alr full story

Drama Impresses Campus With Cabaret Friday, December 12, 2003 By Jessica Clark Cabaret, the risque musical about pre-World War II Europe, concluded its two-week run on Sat., Dec. 6. The seductive play, set in Berlin, was the first fall musical produced by Play Production in rece full story

Pink Leaps Straight Onto Pop Bandwagon Friday, December 12, 2003 By Regina Shapiro Pink’s monotonous vocal range and unchanging delivery has once again produced an album that is mediocre at best. full story

Artist Alumna Returns Friday, December 12, 2003 By Natalia Aivazova Sandy Wang (class of 2003) was welcomed back on campus with enthusiastic cries and eager hugs from friends and teachers on Thursday, Dec. 11. full story

Kickers Demolish Eagles 6-0: The Girls’ Soccer team is ready to tackle its opponents after a confidence building, preseason victory over the King Drew Golden Eagles. Friday, December 12, 2003 By Nima Abbassi The girls’ soccer team ended its preseason on a high note after a 6-0 victory at King Drew Magnet High School. The win closes out a preseason, with a 1-2 record, losing to Carson and Birmingham, which full story

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