Friday, March 11, 2005 By Sarah Covin [ArticleImageHyperLink] Mardi Gras attractions bring laughter and scantily clad males Every year in the month of February, the French Club holds an event that is known throughout the French community: Mardi Gras. Literally translated as “Fat Tuesday,” it is primarily held in the southe full story	Friday, March 11, 2005 By Rachel Schimke [ArticleImageHyperLink] Quill and Scroll Society offers students opportunities, scholarships For the first time in RHS history, journalism, yearbook, and broadcasting students will have the opportunity to enroll in an honors journalism program called the Quill and Scroll Society. full story
Friday, March 11, 2005 By Courtney Lee [ArticleImageHyperLink] RHS Pride Bracelets following the fad Are the support wristbands losing their original purpose? It started out as all proceeds going to a cancer research center or awareness centers, but now it’s getting to the point where anyone can crea full story	Friday, March 11, 2005 By Sarah Covin [ArticleImageHyperLink] First annual Culture Week offers firsthand account of diversity Every time one thinks of anatomy and chemistry teacher Rachel Wong and her classroom, one envisions Japanese animation pictures, geographic depictions of Mount Fuji, and chains of origami cranes. Simp full story
Friday, March 11, 2005 By Molly Holden [ArticleImageHyperLink] RHS's strict policies oppressive to freedom of speech Literalists take the fun out of life. By reading into every possible, minute, little detail of anything meant to be entertaining, such as Broadcasting or this paper, the school sucks out all the orig full story	Friday, March 11, 2005 By Josh Charles [ArticleImageHyperLink] Washington D.C. tripfun times despite disasters “The United States is allied with North Korea.”“The United States began in the year 1550.”“The Battle of Iwo Jima took place in 1946.”The last place to expect any of these ludicrous comments is from a full story
Friday, March 11, 2005 By Robert Jay Waddell [ArticleImageHyperLink] Bob's Corner I have grown weary of putting $24 of gasoline into a vehicle not even worth a third of that amount (by the way if anyone has any creative ideas about how to commit insurance fraud please contact me, I full story	Friday, March 11, 2005 By Ian Adams (guest writer) [ArticleImageHyperLink] Is the religious right going wrong? The civil rights movement of the 60’s, and the continued social progress of the 70’s, are being laid siege. The rights gained and lessons learned are being ignored. full story
Friday, March 11, 2005 By Dustin White [ArticleImageHyperLink] Junior named 'smartest on campus' With only five students remaining in the second annual Quest for the Crown contest, the competition is heating up. The remaining competitors had to compete through two preliminary rounds before making full story	Friday, March 11, 2005 By Sarah Dame [ArticleImageHyperLink] ASB Presidential CandidatesMcGhee and Smith square-off Maybe Rocklin High School elections could use catchy slogans such as “Choose or lose” or “Vote or die,” to encourage students to vote this spring. full story

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