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  • Today is your last chance

    Thursday, September 29, 2005 By: Nikki Wawrin and Katie Williams

    Dear Roosevelt,We are writing this letter to you because it may be our last chance. As seniors, we’ve come to realize that this is our last time in the building. We’ve had our last first day of school

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  • ParkingThe new morning mess

    Thursday, September 29, 2005 By: Nikki Wawrin

    The parking lot: where the good become bad, the bad become ugly, and the ugly become vicious. It is not uncommon for one to find students speeding and executing dangerous stunts in the student parking

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  • He Said She Said

    Thursday, September 29, 2005 By: Chris Hook and Kelly Fryberger

    FATHER’S SITUATION: The condom broke. She is pregnant. There is no way she would consider getting an abortion, and she knows she will not be able to handle giving the baby up for adoption. He know

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  • Why I came to Kent Roosevelt

    Friday, September 30, 2005 By: Mary-Catherine Fisher

    I attended Ravenna City Schools for six years. However, as a sophomore, I have chosen to come to Theodore Roosevelt High School as an open enrollment student.Some might ask why I switched to a school

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  • Four guys and a girl loving America

    Friday, September 30, 2005 By:

    Mads-Goren Arntzen –NorwayHosted by junior John Kovolyan and familyWhat was your first impression of the United States?It’s very warm.What is your favorite thing you have done since you arrived in the

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  • AnswerGal: Kids and parents, how do we talk to each other?

    Friday, September 30, 2005 By: Lilly Mook

    “How are you?” “How was school?” “What’s up?”Take a good look at these questions. They seem honest enough. One would answer them if your friends asked them. You may be thinking to yourself, when is th

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  • RHS staff members speak up about family pressure

    Friday, September 30, 2005 By: Lilly Mook and Alex Stanton

    Margana Dane, English teacher, has been a class advisor at RHS for the past two years. Deb Rutzky, senior guidance counselor, has two children. Her son is a 2005 graduate of RHS, and her daughter is i

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  • Hall MonitorRandom Riders Respond

    Tuesday, October 04, 2005 By: Tanya Bodnar

    Name: Alice StammGrade: 12Do your parents exercise tight or loose control over you? My parents pretty much run my life even though I am 18. Which do you think is better?I think that being in betwee

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  • Student featureNew Roosevelt students

    Tuesday, October 04, 2005 By: Tanya Bodnar

    The Colonel interviewed two new freshmen about coming to Roosevelt High School for the first time. Name: David LuscreBiggest fear about coming to RHS: Not having any of my friends in my classes w

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  • Roosevelt alumni perform on Kent Stage

    Tuesday, October 04, 2005 By: Alison Matas

    It’s 7:00 PM. Ned, a homeless drug addict approaches Joe and asks for five dollars. After being denied the money, he walks into a nearby coffee shop owned by an Italian man named Antonio, attempts t

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The Colonel Roosevelt High School Kent, OH
Issue Date: Thursday, July 28, 2005 Issue: September2005 Last Update: Wednesday, October 05, 2005
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At-a-glance
Football isnt just for boys
Tuesday, October 04, 2005 By Sabrina Robb
Football- the all American sport. We even had to change the game to our liking instead of soccer being football like in Europe and the rest of the Eastern hemisphere. Football is considered a male dom
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Roosevelt joins new conference
Tuesday, October 04, 2005 By Jake Scharlotte
Roosevelt’s football schedule looks a little different this year. Smaller schools, such as Coventry, Crestwood, and Springfield, now replace teams that the Rough Riders used to play, like Hudson, Cuya
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Excuse the Disruption
Tuesday, October 04, 2005 By Malik Alexander and Eric Ristow
NCAA Football National Champ PredictionsRistow: USC has an explosive offense that no team in college football can stop. QB Matt Leinert (2004 Heisman Winner), is back for his senior season. With wea
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It happened to meDehydration stopped me in my tracks
Tuesday, October 04, 2005 By Eric Stein
Two miles into my first cross country meet, I was running way ahead with two other people in the pack of two hundred high school athletes. Without warning, my legs wavered, and felt like rubber as I
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Speak outWhat is the best way to ask/get asked to homecoming
Tuesday, October 04, 2005 By Jessica Dunn
Freshmen Ozie Ikoenope: Just come out with it.Kate Briggs: Have it be written on a note.Sam Langstaff: On the phone. Stuart Giebner: Just ask her.Sean Hoover: With a question.Omar Khan: Give them a ca
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The Bookworm's Burrow: McGraw lives up to family name
Tuesday, October 04, 2005 By anthony Battaglia
Johnny hates his parents. For five of his 16 years, he has wallowed in a world of drugs, alcohol, and irresponsible sex. He realizes his situation is a consequence of his own actions, but still he bla
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Rider EatsThe Spaghetti Warehouse
Tuesday, October 04, 2005 By Jessica Dunn
The Spaghetti Warehouse at one of its 22 locations in Akron, Ohio offers delicious food, on-the-ball service, and cheap prices. It is also relatively spacious, so an event such as dinner before Homec
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Roosevelt alumni perform on Kent Stage
Tuesday, October 04, 2005 By Alison Matas
It’s 7:00 PM. Ned, a homeless drug addict approaches Joe and asks for five dollars. After being denied the money, he walks into a nearby coffee shop owned by an Italian man named Antonio, attempts t
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Roosevelt alumni perform on Kent Stage
Tuesday, October 04, 2005 By Alison Matas
It’s 7:00 PM. Ned, a homeless drug addict approaches Joe and asks for five dollars. After being denied the money, he walks into a nearby coffee shop owned by an Italian man named Antonio, attempts t
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Grapevine
Tuesday, October 04, 2005 By Tanya Bodnar
·Spirit week proved to be a positive experience for RHS. ·Meredith Wemhoff planned the Pep Rally. ·The Juniors won the Spirit Bell at the Pep Rally on Sept. 2. ·David Steinberg and John Ryan acted a
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