The Raider Eleanor Roosevelt High School Greenbelt, MD
Issue Date: Thursday, May 28, 2009 Issue: May/June 2008 Last Update: Wednesday, June 03, 2009


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Time to Tattoo?
Since the 90’s tattoos have become an increasingly popular trend. No longer reserved for sailors and bikers, tattoos have become more mainstream. At ERHS, it has become trendy for many seniors get tat
Henna Tattooing
Turning 18 feels like a new chapter for most high school seniors but this milestone doesn’t need to be celebrated with a permanent tattoo. Henna tattoos are a great way to experience a new culture and
On April 27, Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) had a mock car crash in the Eleanor Roosevelt parking lot in order to promote awareness of the consequences of drunk driving.      The spon
As of February 24, 2009 the Maryland State Board of Education adopted a new policy in attempt to unify the expanding range of guidelines of bullying. The name of this new policy is Maryland’s Model An
The Tour de Cure is a series of charity bike rides aimed at raising money for the American Diabetes Association and many Eleanor Roosevelt High School students are riding as a part of the team “The Go
It’s Saturday night and a group of friends are all gathered at someone’s house. The atmosphere is filled with loud music and talking. This could be a standard Saturday night but when the tattoo machin
When trying to get into shape many people are willing to try anything. There is so much conflicting information out there that it’s hard to know what really works. Does wearing several layers of cloth
Summer is fast approaching, and all of that free time will sooner or later make some crazy. Washington DC, Silver Spring and Glen Echo each have attractions for those trying to combat summer bordom.
The rates of sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS are rising among teenagers due to unprotected sex in DC and Maryland. STDs, or sexually transmitted diseases, are passed on from person to person t
After creating a great deal of media concern and causing the closure of three elementary schools in Prince George’s County, the H1N1 virus, more commonly known as swine flu, has been deemed no more se
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