Community service: Attitude, motives vary: Some fulfill requirements for graduation, others because they love people [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, October 27, 2006 By Chelsea Joy, Staff writer In the eyes of some outside the home or campus, the younger generation seems troublesome, too free spirited and problematic. But some high school students make the decision to serve their community an full story

College admission tests enjoying nation-wide acceptance: While purpose varies, SAT I, ACT both test student ability Friday, October 27, 2006 By Jennifer Rose, Staff writer College admission is not always predicated on high school transcripts alone or community service or student activity records. While high school students pad their grades and service hours, many junior full story

Controversial Internet site attracts blog users: MySpace debate exposes positive and negative aspects Friday, October 27, 2006 By Kelly Gong, Staff writer The new fad for teens today may endanger their privacy, lives and eyesight. MySpace first started out as a site for file sharing, and modified into a place for networking, friends, and dating. full story

Two worlds collide, communication at risk: Face-to-face communication transforms through the Internet Friday, October 27, 2006 By Benjamin Dang, Staff writer The hum of the computer fills the room as the monitor becomes filled with pictures and words. Frantic hands move across they keyboard in order to respond to the onslaught of messages. Even though the full story

Chemistry benefits linger beyond the classroom: Lab research studies the building blocks of creation, career choices Friday, October 20, 2006 By Suzanna Quiring, Staff writer With shaky hands, the lab coat-clad student adds ammonium acetate to the water in the test tube. He mixes it up, then feels the glass. The reaction of the chemical causes the mixture to become cold. H full story

PSAT preps for SAT skills: Practice test hones skills, shows weaknesses Friday, October 20, 2006 By Elisha Quintana, Staff writer The worried student opens the test that may alter her future plans; she reads the first question and shutters in fear...“is this the right answer?” This dreadful personal scenario could have been soft full story

A View from the Outside: Shape a future: Recent grad shares first quarter collegiate experience Friday, October 20, 2006 By Gary Darakjian, Guest writer Sea breezes, the Pacific Ocean and movie stars readily come to mind when one talks of attending Pepperdine University in Malibu, CA. While all of these things are present, my college experience has in full story

Teen obesity linked to sedentary lifestyle, heredity: Prevention methods include increase physical activity, limit TV time Friday, October 20, 2006 By Andrew Rurik, Staff writer Epidemics are defined as a widespread occurrence of a particular undesirable phenomenon. Epidemics such as AIDS, have not hit America as hard as other nations. However, an epidemic knocking at our doo full story

Civil War Revisits Battle of the Carolinas: Confederate submarine, field hospital, camps offer living history museum Friday, October 20, 2006 By Suzaznna Quiring, Staff writer The seas of grey and blue flood together, as cannons boom and soldiers shout. They run rampant across the battlefield, charging for a cause. Countless are wounded and fall to the ground, bleeding. full story

Blasphemy on a dance floor: Protest NBC's religious mockery as unacceptable entertainment [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, October 13, 2006 By Brianna Stobbe, '06, Guest writer Before the great Nation fell into ruin, its citizens sacrificed a Savior’s life and reputation for evening entertainment. History shows the Roman Empire's morality contributed to its decline and the d full story

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