Impressions of the Depression Wednesday, April 15, 2009 By Stagg Line READ MORE STORIES HERE. full story

Can the film adaptations live up to the originals? Wednesday, April 15, 2009 By Skyler Hulme The multicultural “Street Fighter” cast has always been a bit odd and stereotypical (an American who is a commando, a fire-breathing Indian, and a Brazilian …gorilla/electric eel?). Political correct full story

Growing up on farms provided security Wednesday, April 15, 2009 By Jessica Sanchez Working under a hot sun, tending to animals, and being covered in dirt does not sound like much fun, but it is something that needs to be done when the only way for your family to survive is on a pray full story

Youth found entertainment while facing hardships [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, April 15, 2009 By Alisya Mora & Carina Gonzalez It was during the Great Depression when children spent their time wearing mother’s handmade dresses and playing silly games such as run-sheep-run. It didn’t matter what time of year it was. With enter full story

Stocktonian reminisces on past joys Wednesday, April 15, 2009 By Claire Scheffer Imagine it is Friday night, the end of a hard week. You go to a root beer stand to get sweet relief when you realize you don’t have enough money. All you can do is watch other people drinking and havi full story

Time of challenge united community through cooperation and bartering [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, April 15, 2009 By Chelsea Scahill When homeless men came knocking on doors and Sears offered money for possum skins, people of the Great Depression didn’t freak out. They coped. Times were hard and money was scarce, but living wasn’t full story

Economy changes dream into nightmare Wednesday, April 15, 2009 By Chelsea Collura This is not the American dream. There is no white picket fence and the grass is neither healthy nor green. full story

Students experience timeless interviews [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, April 15, 2009 By Vaneza McDonald Hearing about the Depression wasn’t quite as depressing as they expected. Juniors Pa Lo, Kathryn Riley, Chelsea Scahill, and freshman Laurin Ortega learned about “The Great Crash” during spring brea full story

Troubled Times: Students struggle to secure a future during recession Wednesday, April 15, 2009 By Arianna Perez The Great Depression used to be thought of as the worst economic depression to hit America. Now 80 years later, something just as bad, or worse, may be coming. This meltdown has touched many around th full story

Rivalry brings players closer together Tuesday, April 14, 2009 By Gared Hassel Tennis newcomer Waheeb Khan finds his greatest competition with his own teammate, senior Chase Jackson. full story

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