Sport Updates Friday, January 29, 2010 By The Viking Views Staff The boys swim team defeated Wooster Jan. 7, 114-71. Senior Tony Ventosa and sophomore Mitch Alters each won two events. They then defeated Green 124-52. All three relay teams won to lead the team in v full story

Doctor X: Sports Briefs Friday, January 29, 2010 By Complied by Xavier Carr - In boys varsity bowling, Hoover lost to Perry 2774-2840 Jan. 18. The boys are 6-2 overall and 3-2 in the Federal League. Girls varsity played Perry Jan. 18 and won with a score of 2550-2385. The gir full story

New track awaits approval [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, January 29, 2010 By Sam Stults But with the old and in with the new. Coaches, runners, students and maintenance staff have evaluated the track surrounding the football field, and after collecting measurable information about the tr full story

Game Face: Lauren Lammlein Friday, January 29, 2010 By Kelsea Daniluk Many people have a fear of drowning, but for sophomore Lauren Lammlein, this is not a concern. Lammlein is part of the girls swim team and participates in the 500 freestyle, 200 freestyle, 400 free re full story

Game Face: Nick Colston Friday, January 29, 2010 By Stephanie Satrape Early 8 AM practices over breaks, long hours daily at the YMCA and straining physical activity does not sound appealing to the average high school student, but for senior swimmer Nicholas Colston, thi full story

Students balance athletics and schoolwork [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, January 29, 2010 By Jenn Shaw Sports and school can go hand in hand, but when classes and sports start to overlap, there can be a challenge. Sophomore Victoria Brayer spends her school year balancing swimming, softball and many ad full story

Chuck on Sports: The B-C-Mess Friday, January 29, 2010 By Charles Dobry It’s January, so that means that there is yet another controversy with the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) ranking, which decides the college football National Championship Game. This season was slight full story

Whaddup dude: Today’s teenagers shake up the past [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, January 29, 2010 By Melanie Sudar Teenagers. Throughout times of war and poverty, events have occurred that have changed the way teenagers are viewed, and in some cases, how they act. Columbine and Virginia Tech changed school securit full story

The cat’s meow: Teen culture emerges in the ‘40s and ‘50s, amidst war and change [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, January 29, 2010 By Maranda Shrewsbery Uncle Sam points from the posters proclaiming the need for men to join the U.S. Army. Rosie in her polka dot bandana flashes her guns screaming, “We can do it!” Bogart and Bacall line movie posters. B full story

Totally radical: The ‘80s and ‘90s revolutionize pop culture and technology Friday, January 29, 2010 By Mike Richards The 1980s brought in a lot of changes and new inventions that would affect society in the near future. These include: a new “music only” channel called MTV, the personal computer creating a new form o full story

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