Lady basketball team optimistic of season Thursday, December 21, 2006 By Powell Lee Fremont girls basketball team started the season out 5-3 and many players feel like the season will get even better. full story

National Honor Roll hangs up on reporters looking for answers [ArticleImageHyperLink] Thursday, December 21, 2006 By Rosa Lopez Many students from Fremont Federation have received letters from a “non-profit” organization called National Honor Roll, but the group is actually linked to another company that sells student informat full story

Tigers begin 6-3, beat MV at buzzer Thursday, December 21, 2006 By Jamari Caldwell With 15 seconds on the clock and the Tigers down by two, Gabriel Kindred got the ball, drove it down the court, missed his first three pointer, got the ball back and shot the game winning basket at th full story

Fun, funky, 'fergalicious': 'The Dutchess' has many hot tracks Saturday, December 16, 2006 By Melissa Rodriguez-Ferrer "London Bridge," the first single released off the album reached number one around the world. It’s not hard to see why. It’s catchy and has all the components of a hip-hop song nowadays. full story

Don't waste money on Déjà Vu: Plot is confusing and illogical Saturday, December 16, 2006 By Charles Schacht If I knew Déjà Vu was going to be as bad is it was, I wouldn’t have wasted my $9.25 to see it. full story

OTX gives students computers, training: Only cost is a three hour basic computer class Saturday, December 16, 2006 By Torbertha Torbor, Ronald Johnson, Marquise Woods A program that provides computers for Oakland Unified School District is also giving out free computers to Oakland students. Oakland Technology Exchange, or OTX, has provided 6,000 computers to Oaklan full story

Mills College mentors told they won't be back due to recent assaults on high school girls: Popular program will be redesigned, says supervisor [ArticleImageHyperLink] Saturday, December 16, 2006 By Torbertha Torbor Mills College students who work with many Fremont Federation classes were told that their mentoring program would not continue mainly because two high school students were recently assaulted close to full story

San Francisco boots JROTC to dismay of students: SF board says program promotes war; participants disagree Saturday, December 16, 2006 By Jaron Hunt and Kiara Hernandez Two thirds of Fremont Federation students think it was a bad idea for San Francisco to drop its Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) program. full story