Times Editors debate the significance of climate change and its complications: Climate will continue to change, society cannot hinder growth [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, April 10, 2007 By Allie Wood The latest controversial band-wagon since the gun control craze and pro-choice rallies has finally hit the stage. Tree-huggers and Al Gore followers alike have found a new issue for which they find Am full story

Times Editors debate the significance of climate change and its complications: U.S. must face truth; change bad habits before issue gets further out of control [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, April 10, 2007 By Camri Hinki In my relatively short lifetime, the most important thing I’ve learned is that everything is connected. Much like the theory that every person on earth can be linked to another in no more than six de full story

The changing face of TV:: New shows a far cry from Brady Bunch days [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, April 10, 2007 By Ashley Morgan Many decades are remembered for their unique fashion trends or political happenings, but one of the most revealing insights into the lifestyles of the past is consistently overlooked. Television shows full story

“We’re definitely getting there”: Varsity baseball off to great start in district play [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, April 10, 2007 By Thomas Calvert Varsity baseball has gotten off to a great start this year with a 4-2 record in district play and a tournament win at the Bruin Baseball Classic. “We’ve really worked hard to get to a higher level full story

Great efforts earn great rewards:: Two hard-working students recieve Jefferson Award for community service [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, April 10, 2007 By Christine Shang The Jefferson Award was originally established in 1972 to encourage and honor individuals and their contributions through public and community service. The founding of this prestigious award of recogn full story

The other 300:: Assembly aims to educate on issues such as poverty, AIDS and the many human lives they disrupt in Africa [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, April 10, 2007 By Jennell Lewis West Brook students and faculty recently came together on March 21 to speak out against pressing issues facing developing countries throughout the world. Representing poverty, genocide, and the impac full story

Sweeping students for tardies: Assistant pricipals catching late students creates even greater tardiness [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, April 10, 2007 By Chelsea Henderson A few weeks ago I was sitting in my English class, taking Shakespeare notes as fast as my hand could write, when one of my classmates walked in 40 minutes late. Being the curious teenagers we are, my full story

Ethanol use overrated, the search for new energy source continues [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, April 10, 2007 By Allie Wood In the words of Mr. Pat Thomas, “We’re addicted to foreign oil.” And you know what, he’s right. To maintain safety in our country, we need to find some new source of fuel, or at least use some of the full story

Girl’s soccer team members discuss life after the wreck and how they hope to: Move on... [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, April 10, 2007 By Camri Hinki After a great tragedy, life can seem to just stop. When the news broke last year that the Varsity Girl’s Soccer team was in a fatal bus crash, the entire school and community was brought to its knees. full story

Area Prisons not the source of high crime rate [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, April 10, 2007 By Willard Clark Chain-link fences topped with concertina razor wire. Towers housing guards with high-powered rifles. Squat concrete buildings with barred windows. While it may sound like Orwellian fiction full story