The Homework Debate Saturday, December 19, 2009 By Brittany Karpinski School, after school activities, dinner, homework, shower, more homework, bed at midnight or later, and the cycle repeats. Sounds familiar, right? full story

Just Saying Saturday, December 19, 2009 By Courtney Sabo [ArticleImageHyperLink] Almost three weeks ago, my dad found a cat on our porch, and this cat refused to leave our property. Within a few days, we gave up trying to keep him out of our house. He now spends most of his day in full story

Commentary Saturday, December 19, 2009 By Editorial Since we were young children, all of us kicked off our Christmas seasons in much the same way. full story

On the road to victory Saturday, December 19, 2009 By Meghan Ashford This year, the reputable swimming program knows ‘new’ like the back of their swim caps with a new coach who has set goals high above water level. The team is ready to get this season started. full story

Smart Art Saturday, December 19, 2009 By Cara Mensinger The saying, “You only get as much out of something as you put in” can be the motto of all activities, but with karate’s intense personal approach, this artistic sport guarantees results in both the bo full story

Olypian Saturday, December 19, 2009 By Adam Naessig Not many students can imagine participating in the Olympics, but freshman Danny Tloczynski, who lives with Downs Syndrome, has already won several medals and is looking to win more. full story

Life Expressions Saturday, December 19, 2009 By Lauren Ball At the young age of three, junior Hayley Miller discovered an activity in which she found excellence and poise and has loved ever since. full story

Baking a difference Saturday, December 19, 2009 By Seth Loff For some, hanging lights on their houses and setting up trees are the extent of holiday traditions, but for one teacher and her students, this merely scratches the surface when it comes to their festi full story

Big hearts helping little hands Saturday, December 19, 2009 By Tyler Lunger After the last bell rings, most students either participate in athletics or go home to enjoy an afternoon of relaxation. full story

Support without a contract Saturday, December 19, 2009 By Ilea Franklin For the past six months, the school district’s diverse support staff has been working without a contract as their union and the school board struggle to find a solution to wage demands and health care full story

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