From the common cold to meningitis, adolescents must be aware of health dangers for their age group: TEEN HEALTH ISSUES Monday, February 23, 2004 By Colleen Bott and Andromeda Brown It starts with an achy feeling, then a dull pain in the stomach. Fever and chills set in, and suddenly miserable days in bed are necessary to recover.Teens are often considered reckless because they full story

Q: What do you do to maintain good health?: VOICES IN THE CROWD Monday, February 23, 2004 By Coleen Bott, compiler A: "I do a lot of crunches and leg exercises so I can stay healthy. I am living by the Atkins Diet so I don't eat any carbohydrates." --Scarlett Grund '04A: "I always eat breakfast in the morning. full story

Lyrics at halftime show were much raunchier than visuals: QUIETLY MAKING NOISE Monday, February 23, 2004 By Chris Arko The suggestive lyrics of Justin Timberlake's song came partially true for his stage partner Janet Jackson during the Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show. Just before the lights went out, Jackson's right full story

Blood donations surpass quota of 66 pints, help quell blood crisis Monday, February 23, 2004 By Steve Beiting and Meryl Swiatek By Steve Beitingand Meryl SwiatekWith blood scarce in Northeast Ohio, Hoban juniors and se-niors came out in an inspiring display of support to donate their own in the Barry Gym Feb. 3. With no more full story

Six seniors advance to finalist status in National Merit Scholarship competition: BULLETIN BOARD Monday, February 23, 2004 By Chris Arko, compiler Finalists in the National Merit Scholarship competition include six Hoban seniors--Christian Hoffer, Erin Landers, Jack McLaughlin, Stephanie Metzger, Anne Rollick and David Varga.Senior Fred Doamekpo full story

Canton's McKinley Museum hosts AP American History field trip Monday, February 23, 2004 By Elise Yahner By Elise YahnerJuniors in Jason Anderson's AP United States History class learned how to do archival research at the McKinley Museum in Canton Feb. 3. The field trip was in preparation for a 10-page full story

Twins still hard to tell apart after four years at the school Monday, February 23, 2004 By Ruo-chen Lin Believe or not, it took an anonymous student almost a year to realize there are two O'Neils in the senior class, Brian and Michael. Both born June 25, 1985, the identical twins have similar features, full story

Debutante balls offer high school girls a taste of society, benefit worthy charities Monday, February 23, 2004 By Caitlin DelMedico Four Hoban girls will soon hop into their most elegant eveningwear to be presented to society. With their events rapidly approaching, the girls are preparing for their societal presentations with exc full story

Bush military record becomes an issue in the campaign Monday, February 23, 2004 By Drew Seachrist During a recent Democratic presidential debate, journalist Peter Jennings asked retired Gen. Wesley Clark a question regarding a remark made by one of his supporters. The supporter was filmmaker Mich full story

America celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Beatles' arrival Monday, February 23, 2004 By Tim Magaw It was 40 years ago this month that the Beatles arrived in America to perform on the Ed Sullivan Show. Little did they know they would change the face of popular music. In honor of the anniversary, full story

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