Tabloid journalism: an oxymoron?: Sensational subjects and titillating teasers lure millions of voyeurs in supermarket checkout lanes Sunday, September 29, 2002 By Mitch Haubert and Ashley Baldev The writing and distribution of tabloids is a $425 million industry. According to Forbes magazine, the combined circulation of supermarket tabs is 4.7 million, down from a high of 8.4 million. full story

Before attacking Iraq, give peace a chance Sunday, September 29, 2002 By Our generation of Americans has never directly understood the horrors of war. Although we have heard stories of honorable battles and of our grandparents risking their lives for our country, we have full story

Before attacking Iraq, give peace a chance Sunday, September 29, 2002 By Julie Marino Our generation of Americans has never directly understood the horrors of war. Although we have heard stories of honorable battles and of our grandparents risking their lives for our country, we have full story

Drivers must slow down before someone is hurt [ArticleImageHyperLink] Sunday, September 29, 2002 By If teenagers wonder why their car insurance is so high, the answer can be seen every day as students driving home from school recklessly speed down Fifth Avenue. Cars fly past children walking home f full story

TV show's not just cartoon but satire on American life today Sunday, September 29, 2002 By Julie Marino The word of the day one lazy Sunday evening was "Doh!" My little brother Chris was curled up on the couch impersonating his idol, Homer Simpson. My cousin Andy, in a laughing fit of hysteria, exclai full story

Sign up today for a complete course in film! Only three payments of $199.99! Sunday, September 29, 2002 By Bob Taylor When I was a little child, I fell in love with the magic of film. Eager to absorb any and all chances to immerse myself in movies, I watched, read, lived and breathed anything concerning film arts. full story

Events of Sept. 11, 2001, remembered at anniversary service Sunday, September 29, 2002 By Bill Dunphy Candlelight, heartfelt music and a reverent mood set the tone for the school's Sept. 11 memorial service. The assembly began with campus minister Scott Kopp and teacher Carol Chess singing "Prayer fo full story

Mailbox--Letter to the Editor: Editorial writers should check facts before writing opinions Sunday, September 29, 2002 By To the Visor:It has always been my understanding that in journalism one is supposed to report the facts. In the last issue of the Visor, an editorial about the Hoban retreat program called into quest full story

Six recognized in National Merit Scholarship Program Sunday, September 29, 2002 By Bob Taylor, compiler Senior Lisa Lackney has been named a Semifinalist in the National Merit Scholarship competition. Five seniors were named Commended Students: Sherry Bullock, Jarrod Costanzo, Sarah Jenkins, Jon Lloyd, full story

Carrying on a venerable tradition, students observe Mum Day Sunday, September 29, 2002 By Nick Libertin and Juanita Deptowicz Leading up to the highly anticipated St. Vincent-St. Mary football game was Spirit Week--a week of crazy hair, costumes, pajamas, patriotism and--above all--school spirit. full story

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