Failure creates opportunities Friday, February 23, 2007 By The Feather Staff Failure creeps into every aspect of life, from a losing streak in sports to academia or in relationships. However, after its seemingly unbearable and sporadic visits, failure provides opportunities fo full story

Soccer builds twin individuality: Peers often ignore sisterly differences, teammates analyze mannerisms Friday, February 23, 2007 By Suzanna Quiring A midfielder sprints down the soccer field toward the goal. She kicks a quick pass to a striker, who scores the winning goal. The opposing team stops in their tracks. How could the same girl be in two full story

Suspense attracts Lost viewers: Award winning TV show, releases midseason premiere Friday, February 23, 2007 By Perri Potigian A clap of thunder sounds in the distance as rain moves over the mud caked floor. Thin rays of sunlight spill from an overcast sky, washing across the lush jungle that surrounds the cage-like compound full story

Simple, speedy, spicy chili for dinner Friday, February 23, 2007 By Elisha Quintana Have you ever been left home alone in an empty house? And your stomach growls, but there are not any leftovers in sight. Never fear because a bowl of delicious chili can be created in seven easy step full story

College tour steers CSF south: Members view various universities, March 7-10 Friday, February 23, 2007 By Breanne Alcorn Although the California Scholarship Federation (CSF) began 17 years ago, adviser Ellen King created a tour of various universities to help students with their college goals. full story

Alcohol thwarts judgment: Teenage parties catalyze underage intoxication, accidents ensue Friday, February 16, 2007 By Claire Kister Loud music, a couple beers and a crowded dance floor may seem like harmless fun, but the consequences of a teenage party may prove to be more fatal than a stained rug and a broken lamp. full story

Classes combine, construct video memories: Yearbook provides photos, computer staff assembles film Friday, February 16, 2007 By Marielle Desrosiers At the end of every school year, students look forward to two things; summer break and the yearbook. full story

Inactivity slows education: Vacations cause mental lethargy, students require review Friday, February 16, 2007 By Benjamin Dang With winter break long past, the memory of failed New Year resolutions still resides in the minds of students. And some struggle to adjust back into the groove of homework assignments and seven hours full story

Inactivity slows education: Vacations cause mental lethargy, students require review Friday, February 16, 2007 By Benjamin Dang With winter break long past, the memory of failed New Year resolutions still resides in the minds of students. And some struggle to adjust back into the groove of homework assignments and seven hours full story

Job benefits exceed monetary benefits: Student work teaches responsibility, provides experience [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, February 16, 2007 By Taylor Torrence As students grow older, many seek ways to prepare for life after high school. Developing study habits, social skills and getting a driver’s license all serve this purpose; however some overlook gettin full story

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