• Burn the SAT before it burns us: What’s really important: our uniqueness or our ranking with peers?

    Friday, May 18, 2007 By: Editorial Board

    This is a true story: She impatiently shifted in her assigned seat — an uncomfortable folding chair. She sat inside the building that held the test that decided her future and her life.

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  • Walking smallMemoirs of a shorty

    Friday, May 18, 2007 By: Charlene Ochogo

    They say that the first step to getting over your problem is admitting you have one. Some problems probably can’t be solved this way, but they’re worth a little effort, I suppose. So, here goes nothin

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  • Construction becomes destruction: Development should not destroy the beauty of our city

    Friday, May 18, 2007 By: Kate Schofield

    On my daily walk home from school, the annoying beeping of bulldozers clearing out an area off Conner Boulevard for more apartments interrupted my thoughts. I stepped over the mud that covered the sid

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  • The Forum is the new place to eat: Many students enjoy its open atmosphere and outside views

    Friday, May 18, 2007 By: Charlene Ochogo and Kate Schofield

    When drivers pull into the drop-off area in the front of the school, they no longer see the clutter of construction. Instead, a brand new lunchroom called the “Forum” opened to students on the first d

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  • Who are we talking about?: pluto, the lost planet

    Friday, May 18, 2007 By: Hunter Greenawalt

    We’ve got Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and, sorry, Pluto, you’re not big enough to be a planet anymore.

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Burn the SAT before it burns us: What’s really important: our uniqueness or our ranking with peers?
This is a true story: She impatiently shifted in her assigned seat — an uncomfortable folding chair. She sat inside the building that held the test that decided her future and her life.
Walking smallMemoirs of a shorty
full story 
They say that the first step to getting over your problem is admitting you have one. Some problems probably can’t be solved this way, but they’re worth a little effort, I suppose. So, here goes nothin
Construction becomes destruction: Development should not destroy the beauty of our city
On my daily walk home from school, the annoying beeping of bulldozers clearing out an area off Conner Boulevard for more apartments interrupted my thoughts. I stepped over the mud that covered the sid

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