Bulldog Policy [ArticleImageHyperLink] Sunday, June 04, 2006 By The Bulldog, online and in print, is an open and public forum for student and community voices. It is written by journalism students and extracurricular student staff members, and we welcome suggestio full story

Students Scarf Down Tacos Thursday, March 23, 2006 By Ben Major “No one has said it yet, I’m full!” said senior Alex Pepperman. Indeed, many people were full after eating four or five tacos in only a few minutes. The occasion was the Spanish Club’s Taco Eating Con full story

A Tight Fit For a Long Time: Crowded halls and classrooms look like the plan for the future. [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, March 10, 2006 By Benjamin Canuteson Feeling the warm breath of a peer crammed into your back as you walk down the 200-hall has become a daily occurrence. Like an over inflated balloon still hooked to a tank of helium, this tight space s full story

English Faculty v. Spark Notes [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, March 10, 2006 By HVCHS English Faculty Members Re: “Kids Don’t Need Books Anymore”The attitude expressed in this article by some students at Central High School is based on a very false and very dangerous assumption. That assumption is that grad full story

DECA Students Compete in Cherry Hill [ArticleImageHyperLink] Thursday, March 09, 2006 By Ben Major The Hopewell Valley DECA Chapter took home 53 awards and five students earned places at the national DECA competition in Dallas, Texas, after winning events in the state competition in Cherry Hill. M full story

2005-2006 Indoor Track Review [ArticleImageHyperLink] Thursday, March 09, 2006 By Paul Wagner Starting from scratch can be a difficult thing, as the indoor track and field team found out. This winter, one coach and two veteran seniors returned for the ’05-’06 season, and Coach Aaron Oldfield full story

Olympics Offer Cure for Winter Sports Doldrums Thursday, March 09, 2006 By AJ Cassavell The Olympics provide welcome entertainment in February. They broaden our horizons, and take us away from the few sports we have been watching since the summer Olympics a couple of years ago. full story

Student Policy Committee In Dialogue with Principal: Student Communication, Speaker Series, and Power of the Word All Up for Discussion [ArticleImageHyperLink] Thursday, March 09, 2006 By Blaire O’Leary Principal Mr. Mangiaracina has given students a new way to give him their views by forming a Student Policy Committee to discuss how changes in the school should be made. “The Student Policy Committe full story

Fundraising for Artificial Turf Begins [ArticleImageHyperLink] Thursday, March 09, 2006 By Bryant Yu Imagine having a really big lawn or playing field and not worrying about having to cut, fertilize, or seed it to keep the grass going. Artificial turf is a 2- 2 ½ inch filament grass filled with rubbe full story

22 Year Army Veteran Presents Perspective on Terrorism Friday, March 03, 2006 By Aaron Feibush “Who’s the one terrorist that every terrorist looks up to? Who’s the one terrorist that every terrorist wants to be like?” asked Brian Haig, a retired 22 year Army veteran and father of two CHS studen full story

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