ISU spring cleaningMorgan gets fired, McDermont gets hired Friday, April 14, 2006 By Eric Foley [ArticleImageHyperLink] After a more than disappointing year of men’s basketball for the Iowa State Cyclones, changes were inevitable. full story

Anticipation builds for tennis Friday, April 14, 2006 By Mukund Premkumar After sitting through boring football games, half heartedly cheering during mundane basketball games, and maybe even going to the occasional wrestling meet or two, I think all Ames High sports fans ar full story

Peanut Buttera god-send or precurser to the apocalypse? Friday, April 14, 2006 By Molly Golemo A lot of people eat peanut butter. It’s a big part of American culture, whether you like it or not. full story

Ames High girls’ soccer team keeps on girls' soccer-ing Friday, April 14, 2006 By Sam Hackerson Ames High girls’ soccer kicks off this year with eight starters and sixteen letter winners returning from last year. “Most of us dressed with or played with varsity some last year. There aren’t really full story

SAT error upsets students, adds stress Tuesday, April 11, 2006 By Supraja Rajagopalan College Board, the company that administers SAT and AP exams, was informed in mid-March that SAT results for 27,000 of the 495,000 students who took the exam in October would be fully re-evaluated. Af full story

Students uneasy over lack of art supplies in art department Tuesday, April 11, 2006 By Ann-Charlotte Wade “Do you know where the [insert art supply here] is?” has always been a common question in the creatively cluttered and disorderly art classrooms. However, recently this phrase has been replaced with “ full story

Congress renews Patriot Act Tuesday, April 11, 2006 By Maria Bereznev [ArticleImageHyperLink] On March 9, the USA Patriot Act was renewed. The act was originally passed after Sept. 11 because of the terrorist attacks. The act largely expands law enforcement authority for fighting terror inside full story

Students participate in anti-war protests Tuesday, April 11, 2006 By Spencer Arritt Along with the recent anniversary of the United States’ invasion of Iraq came many anti-war protests across the world. In Ames, several high school students helped plan two of the main protests. full story

First annual French Week successful Tuesday, April 11, 2006 By Ann-Charlotte Wade [ArticleImageHyperLink] “La Semaine Française.” It has a ring to it, non? The week before Spring Break, Ames High had its very first “Semaine Française” or French Week, sponsored by Les Berets Oranges, also known as French C full story

Mock Trial team places eighth at State Tuesday, April 11, 2006 By Mashette Syrkin-Nickolau Although the Ames High Mock Trial team didn’t place as high at their state competition as last year’s team, they still felt that with the absence of six of last year’s seniors, they were still able to full story

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