Twisted fairy tales venture 'Into the Woods' in musical Saturday, May 01, 2004 By Elise Yahner Talented students combined their skills in acting, singing, instrumental music, set construction, sound, lighting, makeup and costume design to put on Into the Woods April 23-25.Into the Woods is a da full story

Clinton has right to publish memoirs on his own timetable [ArticleImageHyperLink] Saturday, May 01, 2004 By the Visor Editorial Board Whether you miss him or wish he were exiled to a faraway planet, former President Bill Clinton continues to evoke strong emotions everywhere he goes. Last week, he and his wife, Sen. Hillary Clinton, full story

Who said being orange is healthy? I prefer a natural glow: SHORT STUFF Saturday, May 01, 2004 By Sarah Antonucci Attention all fake-n-bakers: I refuse to be another statistic. I will not succumb to the recent trend of zapping myself with cancerous rays of false sunlight. This year, I am promoting a new spring full story

Consistency of voice not as important as saying what you believe: QUIETLY MAKING NOISE Saturday, May 01, 2004 By Chris Arko One of my greatest sources of ennui is people's constant obsession with sounding liberal or conservative. They get so wrapped up in who's a left-winger and who leans to the right they sometimes forge full story

Consistency of voice not as important as saying what you believe: QUIETLY MAKING NOISE Saturday, May 01, 2004 By Chris Arko One of my greatest sources of ennui is people's constant obsession with sounding liberal or conservative. They get so wrapped up in who's a left-winger and who leans to the right they sometimes forge full story

Dishonesty is problem, according to ethics poll [ArticleImageHyperLink] Saturday, May 01, 2004 By the Visor Editorial Board Results from a recent ethics questionnaire showed that 86 percent of Hoban students admitted to cheating in the past school year. The questionnaire, given early in April by Mary Bulgrin's junior reli full story

600 personal items collected in senior class drive for the needy Saturday, May 01, 2004 By Ruochen Lin Most of the world's major religions preach that you will be rewarded if you help the poor and oppressed. This teaching is again being proved true at Hoban. Religion teacher Russ Kwitkowski's eighth full story

The Visor spotlights three noteworthy graduates: MAKING THEIR MARK Saturday, May 01, 2004 By Becky Pelini and Jack McLauglin With the 50th graduating class leaving soon, the Vi-sor is reflecting on some of Hoban's alumni. Of the approximately 8,000 graduates, the following are only three examples of alumni contributing to full story

Coaches say editorial used false information: LETTER TO THE EDITOR Saturday, May 01, 2004 By Joe Zampino and Joe Lutz, Girls track coaches To the Visor:The staff editorial in the April 6 issue of the Visor read as follows: "Last year's girls track and field team even went so far as to charge a uniform deposit, which was given back at th full story

NASA hosts Hoban microgravity group [ArticleImageHyperLink] Saturday, May 01, 2004 By Mike DalSanto One of four teams nationwide, the Hoban DIME team earned the honor of performing an experiment at NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland April 20-22. As a result of this recognition, the team was full story

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