Students Complain about Empty Security Office [ArticleImageHyperLink] Thursday, September 29, 2005 By Katherine Martinez and Lindsay Deutsch Several Walter Johnson students have been frustrated about not being able to find the security guards in their office. “I’ve had problems before when I want to go talk to Lisa or Corey and they’r full story

WJ Staff Elevates Security Measures due to Gang-Related Stabbings [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, September 28, 2005 By Jametria Elmore Walter Johnson’s staff is working daily to protect students in light of two gang-related crimes that occurred this summer. Both were stabbings at Spingbrook High School and Wheaton Plaza involving Mon full story

I love the 80's...Again! Tuesday, September 27, 2005 By Zoe Bambery Punk and Emo music are becoming more and more popular as of late, according to the manager at Georgetown’s CD Warehouse, Lou Dibenedtto. And why wouldn’t they be? What can anyone find against songs full story

My Super Sweet Addiction Tuesday, September 27, 2005 By Jennifer Perlmutter Ten p.m., Monday night. A half-written English paper is glaring at me from the computer screen. My math textbook sits open on the desk. I know I should do my work, but there is something else pulling full story

Curveball:...: Convicts In Training Tuesday, September 27, 2005 By Carl Woock Over summer, many upstanding students will, like myself, make the mistake of getting employed. It’s an honest mistake, like shooting your hunting buddy because you thought he was a deer, but a mistake full story

Summer Movies '05: Hit or Miss?: Looking Back on the Summer Through Film Tuesday, September 27, 2005 By Julia Shedlin Summer is the time when the big blockbusters we've all been waiting for come out. This summer was a big summer for movies, including the greatly anticipated final installment of Star Wars: Revenge of full story

Every Gang Member Has a Story Tuesday, September 27, 2005 By Feature Staff The boy who is barely a man sits in the backseat of a Ford Explorer, laughing with his girlfriend, dressed in baggy street clothes. His name is Chris,* he is 20 years old, and he works for a major con full story

Grading Policy Scores a 50% [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, September 27, 2005 By Jared Schneider The grading policy: the school’s proverbial punching bag. Maybe you’re saying “Not another article on the grading policy!” I hate to beat a dead horse, but this horse just won’t die. The grading polic full story

Saving America's Final Frontier Tuesday, September 27, 2005 By Andrew Nazdin On October 26th, the United States Congress will vote on the Budget Reconciliation Bill. The bill lays out what the Federal Government expenditures are, and since we are in a deficit right now ($7,928 full story

The High Price of Freeedom Tuesday, September 27, 2005 By Lindsay Deutsch “Dude, gas went up like 50 cents in K-town last night!” This was the first thing I half-heard through my exhausted daze Monday morning at school. It is known far and wide that Kensington has the lowe full story

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