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The Viper Vibe Felix Varela Senior High School Miami, FL
Issue Date: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 Issue: Vol. 3, Issue 5 Last Update: Friday, March 26, 2004
  • Bonjour Et Au Revoir: Varela Students House French Exchange Students, Expose Them to American Lifestyle

    Monday, March 22, 2004 By: Maria Chicuen and Ramon Matora / Health Editor and Staff Reporter

    Only a few weeks ago, in late February, our school was transformed from a center of learning to the setting of a great cultural experience. 

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  • The Wallflower Gallery showcases teen expression, nurtures love for poetry

    Tuesday, March 23, 2004 By: David Kaspryzk / Staff Reporter

    Words. Verbal Art. The liquid transfusion of sound dripping into ear drums reverberates from the bass of mourning, spotlight-colored-lips.

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  • Boys Varsity Volleyball team revved up for a new 2004 season

    Wednesday, March 24, 2004 By: Gabriel Medina / Staff Reporter

    When you think of Felix Varela Senior High School’s Boys Volleyball team, what words should be brought to mind?

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  • It’s Okay To Be An Air Head: Aroma therapy finds new life in oxygen bars, provides unique form of recreation

    Wednesday, March 24, 2004 By: Annette Hernandez and Anthony Marrero / Staff Reporters

    All over America, a new service is slowly spreading for the entertainment and health of people of all ages. This new service is called an “oxygen bar.”

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  • WWE In Your Paper

    Friday, March 26, 2004 By: Alfredo Viñas / Staff Reporter

    Welcome everyone to WrestleMania XX! Like the World Series for baseball, the Super Bowl for football, the World Cup for soccer, the thingy for badminton, WrestleMania is the prime show of wrestling!

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  • Everybody Loves Courtney: New CD marks return of controversial rock queen

    Friday, March 26, 2004 By: Angelo Boccia / Co-Editor-in-Chief

    Creative. Self- destructive. Cynical. Outspoken. Loud.

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  • The PassionPrurient of Pure?

    Friday, March 26, 2004 By: Angelo Boccia / Co-Editor-in-Chief

    Thirty pieces of silver. It’s definitely not the cost of a movie ticket, but it is the cost of a man’s life.

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  • Ben Jelen captures emotions in beautiful rhythms, catchy melodies

    Friday, March 26, 2004 By: Rafael Sangiovanni / Managing Editor

    There is something special in the music of newcomer Ben Jelen.

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  • Janet Jackson's Breast Causes Federal Inquiry: New censorship standards may result

    Friday, March 26, 2004 By: Jamie Blanco / News Editor

    “Fallout!” and “Nipplegate” are the sardonic headlines heralding across the U.S. as the latest national fiasco unfolds.

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  • Debate escalates over creationism, evolution theory as part of science class

    Friday, March 26, 2004 By: Jessica Ariste / Staff Reporter

    Science has been the opposition of religion on many issues. For example, scientists say the world has been around for billions of years, while the Bible says as few as 6,000 years.

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News/Features

Every year, thousands of high school graduates spend 365 days between high school and their next step in life on an educational or career detour, coined by the English as “The Gap Year.”
If you are one of the millions of students planning to attend college after high school, you probably put a lot of weight on your class rank to get you an advantage over the rest of the college bound
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For years, several colleges have questioned the value of the SAT when it came to student admissions.
Rape is a crime affecting many, students raise awareness by sharing their stories
“I thought it was going to be another day,” said Maria (name changed), who was raped at the age of 16. “I just wanted it to end.”
“Fallout!” and “Nipplegate” are the sardonic headlines heralding across the U.S. as the latest national fiasco unfolds.
Latin American Literature finds its new voice, outlet in school curriculum
As time continues surprising man with its velocity; as innovations in all styles and methods of writting take place; the world of literature and readers’ preferences is being revolutionized.
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A violent, self-funded chronicle of Christ’s final hours is how Entertainment Weekly describes Mel Gibson’s new film, “The Passion of the Christ.”
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Science has been the opposition of religion on many issues. For example, scientists say the world has been around for billions of years, while the Bible says as few as 6,000 years.
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How would you feel if your grandparents were killed because they were no longer considered “productive” to society?

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