Senior Brunch Honors Exemplary Students Friday, May 21, 2004 By Natalia Aivazova While the rest of the school was participating in annual testing, Seniors were treated to several events, among which was the Senior Brunch that took place on Tuesday, May 20. full story

Student Body Elections to be Held June 7 [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 21, 2004 By Jessica Simanian Student Body elections will be held on June 2. Ballots will be passed out in the Grove area at lunch. full story

Pessimism Spreads As Scandals Flourish Through America’s Guiltless Government Friday, May 21, 2004 By Nima Abbassi There has been an inordinate number of scandals involving the United States lately. These scandals have severely damaged the credibility of our American government and the President. full story

Summer Passes Fast, Use It Wisely [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 21, 2004 By José Dubón Most people have been counting the days for the end of the year (teachers included), and as summer vacation approaches, students have to make plans to improve their minds over the summer, rather than full story

Boycott Won’t Work in America Friday, May 21, 2004 By Kourosh Kolahi Millions of emails spread throughout the country proclaiming May 19th as Stick it Up Their Behind Day. Retaliating against the spiked prices of gasoline, the email urges readers to resist from purchas full story

Televising Prison Photos Adds Further Disgrace Friday, May 21, 2004 By Era Dykhne If you haven’t heard about the latest military scandal involving photographs of U.S. soldiers physically, sexually, and mentally abusing Iraqi prisoners, then you have probably been hiding behind some full story

Showing Beheading In Class Appalls Students Friday, May 21, 2004 By Jessica Clark The media blitz over the beheading of Nicholas Berg is disgusting and degrading. The mere thought of it makes my stomach curl. Those individuals who chose to take time out of their lives and watch a m full story

Separation In A Diverse Campus; Time To Gather: ·Many continue to separate themselves on campus by culture and race, and have not ventured out to interact. [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 21, 2004 By Jasmine Peters Walking around campus, one might notice a separation in different cultures amongst our student body. Different groups all stay together in their one set area of the school, and not many dare to ventur full story

Chain of Command Stands Strong; Soldiers Only Followed Orders of Their Commanders [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 21, 2004 By Shane Apperson The generals in charge of the operations in Iraq have testified that the “chain” of command was broken regarding the recent prisoner abuse scandal at Abu Ghraib prison. Generals are lying. full story

Perfect End to a Perfect Year Friday, May 21, 2004 By Karen Aragon Freelance Contributor and Natalia AivazovaWildcat Editor-in-Chief Hummer limos, beautiful ball gowns and tuxedoes filled the night as the Senior Class held its last dance on Saturday, May 15. An estimated 300 students and faculty came to dance or simply watch the fe full story

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