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Editors' Column: : censoring press never leads to real change

True, it has been a month and a half since RHS was vandalized, but there is a bigger issue at work here than a few disgruntled students acting on their prejudiced thoughts

Devil's Advocate:: A wolf in sheep's clothing part II

Many may recall my October article entitled “A wolf in sheep’s clothing,” which described a Democratic rally from my narrow, Republican point of view. At the time there were too many happy little Demo

Skin color does, in fact, not matter

The open forum held in Roosevelt’s auditorium in response to the vandalizing of the school was somewhat heated. A lot was to be said about how the two, maybe three students that decided to paint archa

A return to the status quo at Roosevelt High School: A response to the aftermath

The time has come, the walrus said, to end another school year at Roosevelt. For some, that means packing things up and heading off to college. For others, that means sleeping in until lunch, worry-fr

Ryan speaks to Roosevelt community

Representative Tim Ryan’s (D-OH) marked the first time in a long while that a congressional representative has visited Theodore Roosevelt High School. His arrival was met by much pomp and circumstance

Teenage depression common, experts say: How to know when it's more than just the tennage blues

Feeling hopeless is something that everyone goes through, so why is it that so many students have trouble identifying and dealing with their depression?

Strange news stories captivate readers

Casual readers of a morning newspaper will frequently open up the pages only to discover stories relating to politics, catastrophe, scandals and glamorized Hollywood. Articles often keep the trend of

Kent organizations offer much to commmunity: Tending to hunger of body and spirit

Within the city of Kent and its surrounding areas, many resources exist for those in need- and these resources also translate into volunteer opportunities for those who wish to help.

Tandon devotes time, effort to helping others

Five years ago, senior Navdeep Tandon began volunteering in his new hometown of Andalusia, Alabama in order to meet people and make friends. Little did he know that he would continue this work into hi