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  • Indian Springs Hosts Before Columbus Day

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Erin Whalen

    The Gabrielino/Tongva Springs Foundation presents the annual Native American Arts and Crafts Festival.

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  • Artists Honored at City Hall For Latino Art Beat Contest

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Shireen Nabavi and Cindy Lee

    The City of Los Angeles, along with LAUSD, sponsored the Latino Art Beat Contest award ceremony Oct. 1 at City Hall.

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  • Five-Week Report Cards Useless

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Jacob Berezin

    In order for Uni's students to be fully welcomed back to school, to remind everyone that summer is over, the dreaded report card must be sent home.

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  • Innovative Role-Playing Game Wows Fans

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Shane Apperson

    Imagine yourself a young boy growing up in a small town suddenly thrust into the world as a hero forced to make the ultimate choice; follow the light, or succumb to darkness.

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  • Girls’ Tennis Struggling

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Rajat Deva

    The girls’ tennis team faced unfortunate losses to both Venice and Fairfax high schools during this past week.

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At-a-glance

Going into last Friday’s game at Taft High School, the Wildcats knew it was not going to be a walk in the park.
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After being defeated by more than twenty points by the formidable Venice Gondoliers, the sophomore and freshman basketball teams approached Wednesday’s game against Fairfax High School with renewed se
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The girls’ tennis team faced unfortunate losses to both Venice and Fairfax high schools during this past week.
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“I don’t care what part I get, I just want a part,” said Rebecca Moalenzadeh, sophomore.
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Imagine yourself a young boy growing up in a small town suddenly thrust into the world as a hero forced to make the ultimate choice; follow the light, or succumb to darkness.
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The LAUSD/UTLA Calendar Committee recently began deliberations about yet another scheduling change for 2005-06.
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The assembly held this past school week was necessary—to a certain degree.
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Dear Feature Editor Era Dykhyne:

Your editorial in last week’s paper expressed your frustration with the schedule and class programming.
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In order for Uni's students to be fully welcomed back to school, to remind everyone that summer is over, the dreaded report card must be sent home.
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The City of Los Angeles, along with LAUSD, sponsored the Latino Art Beat Contest award ceremony Oct. 1 at City Hall.
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