Miner Dunn provides classic taste to hamburger lovers Friday, December 17, 2004 By Patrick Bainer, Staff Reporter Great food at an affordable price, No, this is not some crazy dream, but what one would get if they went to Miner Dunn to dine. full story

Senior exchanges book bag for diaper bag Friday, December 17, 2004 By Nichole Odijk, Design Editor “I’m…pregnant,” two words that can change an entire life for any person, especially a teenager. On Oct. 23 of last year, senior Teri Flores gave birth to her daughter Alyssa Mae. Now a year late full story

Kids raising kids: There’s no going back for teenage mothers: The only way to prevent the repercussions of becoming sexually active in high school is to abstain from sexual activity [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, December 17, 2004 By Ebonie Quint, Staff Photographer Teenagers have chances to talk to parents, officials at school, counselors, and other experienced people about birth control, but do they? Some don’t. It’s difficult being a teenager with friends, f full story

Planned Parenthood offers STD information: Information could help dispell local rumors [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, December 17, 2004 By Stefanie Ford, Staff Reporter Despite the existing precautionary measures, people may still get STDs when they are not careful. This school is sometimes viewed very badly by other surrounding schools, mainly due to gossip pertain full story

Mr. Jim Black builds side job out of teenage hobby Friday, December 17, 2004 By Maja Raskovic, Business Manager Hard labor, dedication, and the will to do well in one’s job are all required in a career. When teaching and building houses at the same time, all of the above are required characteristics have to app full story

Senior aids poverty-stricken Guatemalans Friday, December 17, 2004 By Ashley Ladwig, Feature Editor While most students were catching up on their sleep during fall break, senior Betsy Winiecki and her mom were miles away on an unusual vacation.Winiecki and her mom took a trip to Zacapa, Guatemala, d full story

STD warning for unseen danger among students [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, December 08, 2004 By Anonymous Due to the nature of this letter, I chose to remain anonymous. I hope this letter is a wake up call because mine came too late. A few weeks ago I was diagnosed with an STD called Chlamydia. full story

Veteran’s Day Memorial uncovered supressed feelings Wednesday, December 08, 2004 By Kristen Cameron, Editor in Chief Despite the cold weather, nearly 250 people gathered at the Schererville Veterans Memorial for a service on Nov. 11. For nearly an hour and fifteen minutes, somber members of the community paid their full story

Election Day showed little change in the “Youth Vote” [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, December 08, 2004 By Editorial The youth vote this past election, though an impressive turnout, was almost a mirror image of the 2000 election at ten percent of 18 to 25-year-olds voting.The media played a big part in getting out t full story

Local construction surrounding students and faculty members Tuesday, December 07, 2004 By Zach King, News Editor As if getting up early and driving to school wasn’t enough fun, now students and faculty have to contend with numerous construction zones. For many, this means getting up earlier and driving for long full story

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