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  • Editorial:: Music: more than just an extracurricular

    Tuesday, January 03, 2006 By:

    It is difficult to find a more universal topic than music. It has permeated every society and culture since modern man’s existence. It has been the calming agent after that tough day of school, the in

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  • Editors Column: Getting scholarship money- awesome. Having free time- priceless.

    Tuesday, January 03, 2006 By: Nikki Wawrin

    Contrary to what some believe, senior year is not always a time to slack off due to the effects of senioritis. When I was an underclassman, it always seemed to me that seniors had it so easy; that the

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  • ‘Honoring our Heritage, Shaping our Future’ : A little place called Kent turns 200

    Tuesday, January 03, 2006 By: Dan Stroble

    by Dan StrobleHappy Birthday! Next year, the home of the black squirrel and the world-renowned Liquid Crystal Institute will celebrate a very momentous occasion. The city of Kent will turn 200 years o

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  • Gamers Guild offers more than just kids’ play: Roosevelt techies take teams to task

    Tuesday, January 03, 2006 By: Rosie Paterson

    Gaming is more than a hobby. It is a lifestyle that allows people to escape from reality and experience things that are completely different from what they deal with on a day-to-day basis. It is als

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  • A day in the life of Casey Dykes: Enjoying her day, engineering her future

    Tuesday, January 03, 2006 By: Alison Matas

    by Alison MatasSophomore Casey Dykes arrives at school in the morning and walks down the hallways less traveled: the career education wing. She is a first year student in the Manufacturing and Pre-En

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  • You’ve got questions? She’s got answers.: AnswerGal:Should I feel bad for lack of cash?

    Tuesday, January 03, 2006 By: Lilly Mook

    by Lilly Mook Should I feel bad if I don’t have the money to buy everyone gifts? Simply put…. Of course not! Imagine this: you come to school on the last day before break and one of your

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  • Freshman Moore brings world flavor to RHS: Freshman Cassie Moore straight out of Africa

    Tuesday, January 03, 2006 By: Rosie Paterson

    by Rosie PatersonCassie Moore is an average high school freshman girl. She likes to go to the movies, shop at the mall, and do other things normal American teenagers do. Unlike most teenagers, howev

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  • SPEAKOUTWHO IS YOUR BIGGEST MUSICAL INFLUENCE?

    Tuesday, January 03, 2006 By: compiled by Liz Bracher

    SeniorsChris Cheney- Brian SetzerRiane Ghamrawi-Abdul Haleem Al-HafizRebecca Lee-Sarah ChangMohammad Khan- Kanye West.Jeff Miller- Red Hot Chili PeppersBilly Crossen- Frank SinatraTate Heritage- Foo

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  • It’s no shock these Rough Riders can rock

    Wednesday, January 04, 2006 By: Tanya Bodnar

    Annabel, one of Roosevelt’s more well known bands, is made up of current seniors Andy Hendricks and Lincoln Hart, along with Hendricks’s older brother Ben, who graduated from TRHS in 2004. The three,

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  • BandomA common misconception

    Wednesday, January 04, 2006 By: Tate Heritage

    As young adults we all try and find someway that we can fully express ourselves. For me, as with most teens, it’s music. I took up guitar and messed around with it for a while, eventually being a

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Rate the BandImogen Heap
Rate the BandImogen Heap
Thursday, January 05, 2006 By Isabelle Jones
Oily marks appear on walls/Where pleasure moments hung before./The takeover, the sweeping insensitivity of this/still life.” These mystical, emotional words flow eerily and calmly from “Hide and Seek
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Monkeys fly, tin men creak and Wicked reeks
Monkeys fly, tin men creak and Wicked reeks
Thursday, January 05, 2006 By Kat Bengston
When you decide to make a musical out of a book, you keep the plot. The Phantom of the Opera and Les Miserables are proof that this technique works. You keep the emphasis on the same characters that r
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Bad service with a smile
Thursday, January 05, 2006 By Jessica Dunn
by Jessica DunnWho would pay to have such rude service? The Colonel would, that’s who. After our plans for a surprise lunch at Hard Rock Café in Chicago were brought down due to a Radio Disney conce
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Rider EatsSip’n Dip-ity
Thursday, January 05, 2006 By Katie Williams
Many may have noticed the For Rent sign that has appeared in the window of the former Metropolis Popcorn. Not to fear, however, because the popular store has only moved down the street to join Sip’n
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Just For Kicks
Thursday, January 05, 2006 By Henry Zhang
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Liz’s Top Ten: Top Ten Things to do during Winter Break
Thursday, January 05, 2006 By Liz Bracher
1.Sleep in!2.Go sledding.3.Make snow people and give them names.4.Drink hot chocolate.5.Bake lots of cookies.6.Build a snow fort and have a snowball fight.7.Think up some New Year’s resolutions.8.Make
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The Film Fanatic’s 1/2 Folio: Who needs Four when we’ve got fantastic Flux?
The Film Fanatic’s 1/2 Folio: Who needs Four when we’ve got fantastic Flux?
Thursday, January 05, 2006 By Kat Bengston
by Kat BengstonMaking movies out of video games, comics and anime is in, baby. Spider-man, Daredevil, Tomb Raider, and now Æon Flux. Flux is an adaptation of the animated show Æon Flux, which aired in
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The Bookworm’s Burrow: Conspiracy convoluted
Thursday, January 05, 2006 By Anthony Battaglia
by Anthony BattagliaEvolution. This one simple word has stirred up much controversy recently in Kansas, where the Board of Education has been caught up in the battle between Darwinists and those who b
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Speak outWhat is the worst gift that you have ever recieved?
Thursday, January 05, 2006 By Henry Zhang
SeniorsZack Martin- Dead puppies in a garbage bagThishi Gangoda- An ugly purse one timeBassel Al-Madani- A bottle of lotionAnna Ormiston- A pink fringe shirtAndy Hendricks- Trashcan full of dirty Klee
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Heap of the Month
Thursday, January 05, 2006 By
“I can’t see my rear-view mirror because my car shakes too much.”

-Senior Missy Degregio
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