Saturday, October 16, 2010 By Isaiah Hicks Alyssa Jonet Four-Wheeling Through Life Alyssa Jonet has been four-wheeling practically all of her life. The NDA senior took her first four-wheeling trip before she turned one year old. full story	Friday, October 15, 2010 By Anna Miller Clockwork Angel, Book Review Clockwork Angel is a good extension into the world created in Mortal Instruments, as well as creating a real world that anyone could slip into on a rainy Sunday. full story
Friday, October 15, 2010 By McKayla Kratowicz The Play that Roars The plot takes place during the Cold War, but, according to Mrs. Fitzpatrick, it reveals issues “we are still grappling with today.” full story	Friday, October 15, 2010 By Liz Wendt Popular Public Performance Class Switches Instructors For the past 14 years Mrs. Carolyn Brown taught the popular Public Performance class. Now Frau Jen Laaksonen brings her own personality and skills to the fifth-hour performing group. full story
Friday, October 15, 2010 By Gail Gustavson College Selection Process Confusing, Exciting Choosing a college is not an easy task by any means. With over 7,000 higher education institutions in the U.S., where is a senior at NDA to begin? full story	Friday, October 15, 2010 By Stephen VanHandel Diocesan All-School Mass Makes History “The Mass was really cool. It was amazing knowing that there were 10,000 students at one Mass, and our whole school got to be a part of it,” said Katelyn Conard, a junior at Notre Dame Academy. full story
Friday, October 15, 2010 By Griffin Blumb and Brittany Kolb 'Pants on the Ground,' The Mr. Vickman Story Mr. Vickman said he is not the best teacher at NDA, but he knows that Mr. Havlichek is the second best teacher for sure. full story	Friday, October 15, 2010 By Jim Liddy Schultz Talks History, IB and the Cubs After high school graduation, most students ignore the thought of becoming involved with education, but this was not the case for Mr. Matt Schultz. full story
Friday, October 15, 2010 By Anna Miller [ArticleImageHyperLink] Sports Injuries Sideline NDA Athletes Many NDA students have struggled with injuries this year. The worst part, they say, is not being able to participate with their team. full story	Friday, October 15, 2010 By Steve VanHandel Robotics Class Gains Interest, Future Holds Great Potential Students learn how to design and engineer a real robot. In addition, they learn about gear ratios and programming of the robot. full story

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