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  • Students, staff lose locks for St. Baldrick’s cancer cause

    Monday, March 21, 2005 By: Becky Hart, Managing Editor

    According to St. Baldrick’s official website, 46 kids are diagnosed with cancer each day, and even now it is the leading cause of death for children.

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  • Jets completes successful season with test at Purdue Calumet

    Monday, March 21, 2005 By: Zach King, News Editor

    The Junior Engineering Technology Society, better known as Jets, has completed a successful regional competition.“I’ve been the Jets sponsor for about 22 years, since the class of ’83,” Jets sponsor M

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  • Violence in video games too much for young kids

    Monday, March 21, 2005 By: Larissa Strickland, Staff Reporter

    The one thing that most video games have in common is violence.

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  • Jackson’s trial continues to create questions

    Monday, March 21, 2005 By: Bryant Myroup, Opinion Editor

    Never go to Neverland, unless going to the amusement park of alleged pedophile, Michael Jackson is one’s idea of fun.In the past month, allegations have been brought against Jackson accusing him of sh

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  • The Lowdown on Dowloading: Music downloaders should find alternative ways to support bands

    Monday, March 21, 2005 By: Amanda Henry, Co-Copy Editor

    With the invention of the Internet came many new opportunities—e-mail, an access to more information, and downloading music. To music fans hooked up to the Internet, downloading services came as a

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  • The Lowdown on Dowloading: Burned DVDs prove cheaper substitute for consumers

    Monday, March 21, 2005 By: Patrick Bainer, Staff Reporter

    Getting free music online is just a click away. DVDs are becoming very accessible to get now, too.People can purchase DVD burners, rent a movie, burn that movie, and sell that movie to keep at a frac

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  • Humane Society fills its walls and corners with hopeful animals

    Monday, March 21, 2005 By: Gina Gallagher, Assistant News Editor

    Upon entering the offices of the Humane Society Calumet, one is greeted by a small boxer-mix named “Petunia.” Petunia runs over to greet each newcomer and begs for a simple pat on the back or a friend

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  • Freshman ballroom dancer striving for nationwide success

    Monday, March 21, 2005 By: Ashley Ladwig, Feature Editor

    “I couldn’t dance for anything when I started,” freshman Jessica Victor said.That was two years ago. Now dance is basically her life.Victor’s dance style, however, is not something in which most teena

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Freshman ballroom dancer striving for nationwide success
Monday, March 21, 2005 By Ashley Ladwig, Feature Editor
“I couldn’t dance for anything when I started,” freshman Jessica Victor said.That was two years ago. Now dance is basically her life.Victor’s dance style, however, is not something in which most teena
full story 
Humane Society fills its walls and corners with hopeful animals
Humane Society fills its walls and corners with hopeful animals
Monday, March 21, 2005 By Gina Gallagher, Assistant News Editor
Upon entering the offices of the Humane Society Calumet, one is greeted by a small boxer-mix named “Petunia.” Petunia runs over to greet each newcomer and begs for a simple pat on the back or a friend
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