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  • The Volunteer Decision

    Sunday, February 15, 2009 By: Editorial

    What inspires an average high school student to lend a hand? During the height of the school year, amidst the usual load of classwork, possibly midterms, maybe a part-time job, basketball/wrestling/sw

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  • The Phelps Dilemma: What consequences for an American Hero?

    Sunday, February 15, 2009 By: Adam Roberts and Nate Long

    With our country’s top swimmer recently photographed using recreational drugs, the question is raised, what should be done? Two of our sports editors take on this question and share their opinions abo

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  • Breaking the mold

    Sunday, February 15, 2009 By: Anna Wadena

    Saturday mornings are among the most valuable time to teenagers, but for one Red and White staff member, one morning about a week ago was well spent. Anna Wadena, a former reporter for the Berwick Hig

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  • Wrestlers have rough road to the top

    Sunday, February 15, 2009 By: Luke Klingler

    After a rough start and countless injuries, the wrestling team has made a strong push in January by pulling out eight wins and only suffering two losses.

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  • Postseason Promises

    Sunday, February 15, 2009 By: Briana Yablonski

    Coming off a one loss regular season filled with record breaking swims, the boys’ swim team expects to excel in the postseason.

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  • Coy offers winter alternatives

    Sunday, February 15, 2009 By: Andrea Fronsman

    When it’s frigid weather and outside activities just are not plausible and swimming, basketball and wrestling do not sound as appealing as fall and spring sports, one tends to look for options.

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  • Considering supplements

    Sunday, February 15, 2009 By: Daniel Maldonado

    Many are unaware of what body building supplements do to the body. With a confusing array of supplements such as creatine, glutamine, and andro on the market, the risks that athetes are taking may not

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  • One practical solution

    Sunday, February 15, 2009 By: Lihn Nguyen

    The Northeast Pennsylvania Alliance Against Homelessness founded by Gary Clark sponsors many activities to aid the homeless community. The main office is located on campus at Bloomsburg University wit

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  • Essential Humanity

    Sunday, February 15, 2009 By: Courtney Erwin

    Most citizens of Bloomsburg are fortunate enough to have roofs over their heads and a house to call home. Not all people are so lucky. When homeless individuals are seen on the street, passersby ofte

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  • In the middle of life: Everyone benefits from Life Skills volunteer experiences

    Sunday, February 15, 2009 By: Morgan Lee

    Most teenagers face multiple difficulties through the day, but many are unaware of the daily obstacles faced in the Life Skills classroom. Intern Paige Shifflett has experienced these challenges first

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What inspires an average high school student to lend a hand? During the height of the school year, amidst the usual load of classwork, possibly midterms, maybe a part-time job, basketball/wrestling/sw
full story 
With our country’s top swimmer recently photographed using recreational drugs, the question is raised, what should be done? Two of our sports editors take on this question and share their opinions abo
full story 
Saturday mornings are among the most valuable time to teenagers, but for one Red and White staff member, one morning about a week ago was well spent. Anna Wadena, a former reporter for the Berwick Hig
full story 
For the last five years, the boys’ basketball team has had ambitious preseason expectations which have all fallen short. In the Panther’s five seasons with Todd Mrozek as the head coach, the team has
full story 
After a rough start and countless injuries, the wrestling team has made a strong push in January by pulling out eight wins and only suffering two losses.
full story 
Coming off a one loss regular season filled with record breaking swims, the boys’ swim team expects to excel in the postseason.
full story 
When it’s frigid weather and outside activities just are not plausible and swimming, basketball and wrestling do not sound as appealing as fall and spring sports, one tends to look for options.
full story 
High school athletes are always looking for a way to improve their game and take a step ahead of their competition. More and more students are turning to lifting weights and taking supplements in an a
full story 
Many are unaware of what body building supplements do to the body. With a confusing array of supplements such as creatine, glutamine, and andro on the market, the risks that athetes are taking may not
full story 
The Northeast Pennsylvania Alliance Against Homelessness founded by Gary Clark sponsors many activities to aid the homeless community. The main office is located on campus at Bloomsburg University wit
full story 
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