Quirky Collections: The crazy things people stash away Wednesday, January 11, 2006 By Whitney Walters and Kat Ladwig From toenails and earwax to chewed gum and pez dispencers, we’ve found some of our very own quirky collections here at Albert Lea High School. full story

Attitude Adjustment: Players’ feelings get in the way of the game Wednesday, January 11, 2006 By Mariah Howe and Emily Bodensteiner All sports teams set out to win, but many don’t realize that it takes a lot more than your last names, the best shoes, or equipment. Attitudes go a long way to determine winners from losers on game ni full story

Put Your Best Foot Forward: Shoes speak a lot about you [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, January 11, 2006 By Mikki Tuohy Shoes are a part of our ensemble that we may not think about often. We spend so much time on our clothes, that our shoes can be forgotten. When we get up late or we just want to be lazy, shoes tend to full story

Grey's Anatomy: Favored by the student body Wednesday, January 11, 2006 By Anton Reichl It’s a fact the ABC network has hit solid gold with its current television line up. Sunday night is the new “must see” for viewers. Sure “Desperate Housewives” is an excellent show watched by millions full story

The Academy Is What?: It’s not a school; it’s a band Wednesday, January 11, 2006 By Dani Minehart With tight pants and long hair, these boys look like they were cut right out of a retro eighties magazine. full story

Adjusting to America: Freshmen talk about move from China Wednesday, January 11, 2006 By Hillary Miller Going to a place where you can’t understand anybody or communicate with anyone. Adjusting to different customs and learning how to read and write all over again. This is what freshmen Ri Ling and Ri H full story

Coming To America: Family overcomes cultural barriers Wednesday, January 11, 2006 By Antonia Kolas Having a carefree life, running in the streets playing soccer with your whole family there seems to not be a worry possible. Living in a country where everyone has the same culture, the same backgroun full story

Same Colors, Different Team: Senior skates to new stride Wednesday, January 11, 2006 By Sarah Jensen A tear ran down her cheek like a bead of fresh rainwater running off a leaf, as senior Karissa Lau found out she couldn’t play hockey for the girls’ hockey team in Albert Lea. Karissa has been full story

The Bloody Baron: Sather helps with recent blood drive Wednesday, January 11, 2006 By Evin Sather When natural disasters strike, victims cry out for the help of many volunteers to get communities back to order. One of the most prominent volunteer groups in the nation is The American Red Cross. T full story

Leaving Disease, Poverty Behind: Senior adopted from Romania [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, January 11, 2006 By Alexandra Leland I had one bath in three years,” said Izaak Epland, a senior at Albert Lea High School. Epland was born in Arad, Romania during the Communist reign. People were so poor and it was so cold that h full story

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