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  • Artificial turf on Dowed Field tops list of plant improvements

    Saturday, August 28, 2004 By: Tim Adkins

    Returning to school today, students may notice some changes--and not just to their schedules.Over the summer months, many enhancements have been made to the facilities of Dowed Field. The most notice

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  • Use new experiences to mature, but don't lose childhood

    Saturday, August 28, 2004 By: Elise Yahner

    Every year, the summer seems to get shorter. Each year adds something new to the schedule, pushing desired plans further to the side.However unwelcome this change from spending every day at the pool

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  • I hope my column broadens people's opinion of me

    Saturday, August 28, 2004 By: Tim Magaw

    In the past three years, many of you have come to know me as the guy with unsightly sideburns whose name is oddly similar to that of a second-rate country singer, who at times can be completely obnoxi

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  • Negativism in election politics hits all-time low

    Saturday, August 28, 2004 By: the Visor Editorial Board

    You can't win an election without advertisements. Still, it seems the ads get more scathing each year, and the 2004 election is proving to be the worst yet. Most of the negative commercials are not

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  • Many signs point to beginning of good year

    Saturday, August 28, 2004 By: the Visor Editorial Board

    Whether students stayed home or took a cruise, all can agree that there is no place like Hoban. Returning home to newly reconstructed halls and freshly painted walls, most students are optimistic abo

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  • Column to contain my two cents on current events in sports

    Saturday, August 28, 2004 By: Drew Seachrist

    So you've stumbled across a Visor. Maybe it was handed to you in ninth period. Maybe you took it to the cafeteria to read while enjoying a hot deli sandwich. It doesn't matter how you got it. You'

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  • New league, new athletic director as fall sports season opens: FALL SPORTS PREVIEW

    Saturday, August 28, 2004 By: Ryan Norris, Becky Pelini, Drew Seachrist and Colin Shechter

    Changes signify a fall sports season destined for success. Membership in the newly formed North Coast League, the hiring of Jim Hodakievic as athletic director and the $1.3 million improvement of Dow

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  • Summer brings opportunities for enrichment

    Saturday, August 28, 2004 By: Tim Magaw, compiler

    HOBAN HOSTED the fifth annual JAM service retreat, sponsored by CYO in mid-June. The junior-high group of 90 seventh to ninth graders worked at 13 sites the first week, and the senior-high group of n

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  • Visor critics review the best and worst of the season: SUMMER MOVIES: PICKS AND PANS

    Saturday, August 28, 2004 By: Tim Adkins, Tim Magaw, Drew Seachrist, Meryl Swiatek and Elise Yahner

    Napoleon DynamiteThe best movie of the year and possibly the best movie of this or any decade since film was invented is Napoleon Dynamite. The hilarious title character and supporting cast are the f

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  • Annual statement of Visor editorial policy

    Saturday, August 28, 2004 By: the Visor Editorial Board

    The Visor and its online companion (http://my.highschooljournalism.org/oh/akron/hoban) are published about twice a month during the school year as a forum for the expression of student news and opinio

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Artificial turf on Dowed Field tops list of plant improvements
Returning to school today, students may notice some changes--and not just to their schedules.Over the summer months, many enhancements have been made to the facilities of Dowed Field. The most notice
full story 
Negativism in election politics hits all-time low Negativism in election politics hits all-time low
You can't win an election without advertisements. Still, it seems the ads get more scathing each year, and the 2004 election is proving to be the worst yet. Most of the negative commercials are not
full story 
Many signs point to beginning of good year
Whether students stayed home or took a cruise, all can agree that there is no place like Hoban. Returning home to newly reconstructed halls and freshly painted walls, most students are optimistic abo
full story 
Use new experiences to mature, but don't lose childhood
Every year, the summer seems to get shorter. Each year adds something new to the schedule, pushing desired plans further to the side.However unwelcome this change from spending every day at the pool
full story 
I hope my column broadens people's opinion of me
In the past three years, many of you have come to know me as the guy with unsightly sideburns whose name is oddly similar to that of a second-rate country singer, who at times can be completely obnoxi
full story 
Visor critics review the best and worst of the season: <i>SUMMER MOVIES:  PICKS AND PANS</i> Visor critics review the best and worst of the season: <i>SUMMER MOVIES:  PICKS AND PANS</i>
Napoleon DynamiteThe best movie of the year and possibly the best movie of this or any decade since film was invented is Napoleon Dynamite. The hilarious title character and supporting cast are the f
full story 
Annual statement of Visor editorial policy
The Visor and its online companion (http://my.highschooljournalism.org/oh/akron/hoban) are published about twice a month during the school year as a forum for the expression of student news and opinio
full story 
Column to contain my two cents on current events in sports
So you've stumbled across a Visor. Maybe it was handed to you in ninth period. Maybe you took it to the cafeteria to read while enjoying a hot deli sandwich. It doesn't matter how you got it. You'
full story 
Summer brings opportunities for enrichment
HOBAN HOSTED the fifth annual JAM service retreat, sponsored by CYO in mid-June. The junior-high group of 90 seventh to ninth graders worked at 13 sites the first week, and the senior-high group of n
full story 
New league, new athletic director as fall sports season opens: <b>FALL SPORTS PREVIEW</b>
Changes signify a fall sports season destined for success. Membership in the newly formed North Coast League, the hiring of Jim Hodakievic as athletic director and the $1.3 million improvement of Dow
full story 

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