Predicting the Future Tuesday, April 24, 2007 By Willa Gilespie-Hill For the April issue of the Red and White we were looking for predictions from underclassmen about the future. Many students shared their ideas about what they believe could happen within the school, t full story

Like hitting against a brick wall Tuesday, April 24, 2007 By Sandra Anceravage Imagine playing tennis against a brick wall, with arms, and almost all inbound returns. These three characteristics are the epitome of senior tennis player Keith Lynn. full story

Testing Malatesta Tuesday, April 24, 2007 By Travis Martucci [ArticleImageHyperLink] The girls softball team took a hard blow after losing most of their intensive starters last year. But with the recovery of dedicated players this year should turn around the troubles of last. full story

Exchanging Experiences Tuesday, April 24, 2007 By Jared Shannon Transferring from school district to school district is difficult if one is a transfer student, since making new friends, learning new subjects all create stress. Coming to America as a foreign exchan full story

The Great Cllub Day Search Tuesday, April 24, 2007 By Jessica Frey [ArticleImageHyperLink] Club Day's opening debut was in the gymnasium of the high school. During each of the lunches the individual clubs set up their own tables where students could sign-up to join. full story

Risky Behavior: The double standard of promiscuity Monday, April 23, 2007 By Breanna Bisset At one time teenagers were not a vital part of society. They were viewed as apprentices to adulthood who should be seen and not heard. However, times change and with that comes change in ideals, attit full story

Girls gone bad? Monday, April 23, 2007 By Hazley Williams [ArticleImageHyperLink] Young girls today have different role models than those that I, as a young girl, had. The sweet and innocent Britney Spears that I once idolized, has now turned into the so called trashy, ex K-Fed. Yo full story

If "It's just a phase" were only true Monday, April 23, 2007 By Olivia May [ArticleImageHyperLink] When I was a little girl I remember coming home crying to my mom because of some childish immature boy. I remember telling her that some boy had kicked and punched me as well as call me names while hu full story

Don't Believe It Exists: Stop blaming your lethargy on the phony ailment senioritis! Monday, April 23, 2007 By Tessia Bekelja [ArticleImageHyperLink] If I hear another senior or any underclassmen for this matter, whine about “senioritis,” I might just resort to violence to end this tired expression. full story