It’s Academic member retires with buzzer elbow, fond memories Friday, May 13, 2005 By Clare Boyle [ArticleImageHyperLink] I had no idea what I was getting myself into one early summer freshman orientation day that seemed ages ago. While touring the English hallway, this short little man gave a spiel wondering if anyone w full story

Insider’s guide to enjoying a priceless prom -- well, almost: Dandelions, penguins, outraged parents could lead to night of lifetime Friday, May 13, 2005 By Aaron Quade Prom: some say it’s a great experience and some say it sucks, but everyone agrees that it’s darn expensive.Even a month away from the dance you’ve already blown a month’s worth of pay. But with my pen full story

Senior reflects on momentous events of past four years: From 9/11 to “wardrobe malfunctions,” class of ’05 has witnessed all Friday, May 13, 2005 By Erin Staples [ArticleImageHyperLink] Entering high school, I had some wild ideas about what I might see. I pictured kids shoved in lockers, gangs dancing down the hall and every student emulating a member of The Breakfast Club. However, full story

Seventh Festival of the Arts and Humanities decks halls with great student submissions: Performers celebrated with appearances from show choir, jazz band Friday, May 13, 2005 By Clarice Ahn After weeks spent perfecting their talents, students were able to showcase the products of their labors April 15 at the seventh annual Festival of the Arts and Humanities. full story

Literary Magazine hoping to become annual publication: Ms. Mahoney, Creative Writing class provide short stories, poems, photos Friday, May 13, 2005 By Melissa Gran [ArticleImageHyperLink] Students are free to express their deepest thoughts through all forms of art and the written word in the newest edition of Blake’s Literary Magazine, due out this May. full story

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A supplement produced by the Journalism 1 class Friday, May 13, 2005 By full story

To Ms. O’Hara’s hapless gringos, Español translates as no foreign language: Soon-to-be-graduate thanks mentor for allowing him to earn first Spanish credit Thursday, May 12, 2005 By Jesse Levine [ArticleImageHyperLink] Spanish stinks. In middle school, I’d come home with report cards that could have been great, if Spanish hadn’t ruined everything. Understandably, I was very nervous the first day I walked into Spanis full story

Exler pirouettes into spotlight of admiring dancer Thursday, May 12, 2005 By Lydia Spitalny “Scott,” “Smith,” “Spitalny”… and the roll call went on as this stranger sat behind a table on the gymnasium floor in front of many whispering, curious girls. All we knew was that she was the “new da full story

Mr. Wiggins’ down-to-earth style creates fun, warm learning environment for all Thursday, May 12, 2005 By Wintana Berhane [ArticleImageHyperLink] Good teachers encompass many qualities, including professionalism, a sense of authority, a joy for teaching and availability to students.Mr. Wiggins is not only a good teacher but also a great person. full story

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