Huck Finn once again becomes “slave” to censorship Saturday, March 19, 2011 By Michelle Robertson Acalanes High School Censoring and rewording Mark Twain’s timeless classic would be far from “sivilized” full story

Face it, your parents may be addicted to School Loop Saturday, March 19, 2011 By Camille Debreczeny Monte Vista High School [ArticleImageHyperLink] Stressing about school is tough enough without parents adding to the pressure. They might mean well when they nag, but many students feel that their parents’ over-involvement in their schooling is mo full story

Huge numbers of abused children go unreported and at risk Saturday, March 19, 2011 By By Breanne Johnson Las Lomas High School Out of the nearly 10 million children in California, 132,181 of them are reported victims of abuse. This represents just 1.41 percent of children in the state and therefore the abuse often goes unnoti full story

Bridalpasty a real wreck, but it draws viewers in Saturday, March 19, 2011 By Sydnie Parker California High School [ArticleImageHyperLink] Watching “Bridalplasty” is like driving down the freeway and seeing an accident on the side of the road. It’s gruesome, and you feel really bad for the people involved, but you can’t help but slow do full story

Bullying doesn't respect technological barriers Tuesday, March 15, 2011 By Wendy Chen, Beilul Naizghi, Kimberly Ny Hercules High School [ArticleImageHyperLink] On playgrounds, kids shout, “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me” to build courage and ignore degrading remarks. Now, as adolescents in high school, students ask, what w full story

Hard times drive schools to seek more on campus advertising Tuesday, March 15, 2011 By Katie Tao San Ramon Valley High School [ArticleImageHyperLink] With the recent recession curtailing education budgets, many schools have cut spending on class supplies and laid off teachers. Class time and teacher salaries have been reduced with the emergence of full story

Eating disorders damage young bodies Tuesday, March 15, 2011 By Katie Lanfranki Las Lomas High School Eating disorders such as anorexia are common at Las Lomas High School, according to a school nurse. “There are a larger number of kids who have eating disorders here,” said school nurse Kathy Mooney full story

3D movies--overpriced, overrated, and overdone? Saturday, March 19, 2011 By Tess Kaufman Monte Vista High School After tearing the plastic off the wrapping, millions of Americans place their 3D glasses on their heads, ready to watch their movie. But what if these movies aren’t as great as they’re made out to be? full story

Students soak of cultures studying abroad Saturday, March 19, 2011 By Natasha Halarnkar California High School [ArticleImageHyperLink] Senior Michelle Chung and sophomores Miranda Shakes and Courtney Carlson spent last semester on an exciting journey exploring new cultures and meeting new people. full story

Self-expression thrives on Tumblr Tuesday, March 15, 2011 By Diana Delatorre Richmond High School [ArticleImageHyperLink] “It’s like an open diary, a place for you to spread your thoughts like an eagle so people can gaze into the secrets of your mind that you wish to be revealed,” said Dalia Perez, a sophomore at Richmo full story

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