New Potter worth the wait [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, September 26, 2005 By Jenna Murray, Opinion Editor Curiosity as to what will happen to the young wizard led people all over the world to anxiously wait for the arrival of the sixth Harry Potter book. full story

Boys tennis falls in standings [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, September 26, 2005 By Gina Cmelo, Staff Reporter With a record of 0-9 so far this season,boys tennis may be in the dumps. Or is it?With six starters graduating last year,the team is still adjusting to each otherand the hectic schedule. With twelve y full story

Major League Baseball playoff picture coming into focus Monday, September 26, 2005 By Pat Bainer, Sports Editor With September coming to an end, the playoff picturefor the MLB is becoming clearer. Most of the divisionsare just about wrapped up, and the wild card races arecoming down to the wire. full story

Lives saved, cookies gained during blood drive Monday, September 26, 2005 By Amy Dosen, Staff Reporter All it takes to save three lives are one needle, ten minutes, a few cookies, and one compassionate person. full story

Sports fans catch pre-game tailgate fever Monday, September 26, 2005 By Ashley Ladwig, Managing Editor Football and tailgating. The two American traditions,whether it’s on a professional or high schoollevel, couldn’t go together any better.Before every varsity home football game, eagerfans gather in th full story

Katrina survivor moves to Northwest Indiana Monday, September 26, 2005 By Becca Hamilton, Staff Reporter Hurricane is defi ned as a violenttropical storm of wind.This defi nition holds true,but for people who experience ahurricane and survive its devastationfi rst-hand, it means so muchmore. full story

Is reality programming taking over television? Monday, September 26, 2005 By Jess Victor, Staff Reporter Television is the home to sitcoms,dramas, sci-fi , and movies,but what do people think aboutthe ever-growing reality shows?It seems as though realityshows have grown from beingrare and humble to the g full story

Empathy runs low [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, September 26, 2005 By Editorial Novelist Dean Koontz said,“Some people think only intellectcounts… but the functions ofintellect are insuffi cient withoutcourage, love,… and empathy.” full story

Overcrowding in school could be resolved Monday, September 26, 2005 By Helen Swope, Design Editor Bumping, shoving, a completestandstill. This has been many ofthe hallways at our school lately.Last year, S-hall and E-hallwere bad, but you could stillsomewhat move. This year, it isa complete nightm full story

News Briefs [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, September 26, 2005 By Amber Girven, News Editor Students will not be able tobuy lunch in the cafeteriausing their accounts without theirstudent ID. If one were to needanother card, another one can bebought at the main office for asmall fee. full story

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