The Green & Gold Media College Preparatory High School Oakland, CA

Issue Date: Friday, April 06, 2007 Issue: April Last Update: Sunday, April 08, 2007

Soldiers, students debate military recruiting and war

Friday, April 06, 2007 By: Miguel Angel Sanchez

As the War in Iraq hit its fourth year anniversary, Fremont Federation debated whether the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps was created to get students ready to go to the military and then fight
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Break Your Fast: Nurse says students are skipping most important meal

Saturday, April 07, 2007 By: Cecilia Ochoa and Charnice Young

Not eating breakfast is like putting alcohol instead of gas in your car so the engine could start working.“Breakfast is your booster,” Shonette Steiger told students in Media Studies on March 15 and 2
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Green & Gold takes second place at Chico Journalism Day: Newspaper called

Saturday, April 07, 2007 By: Stephanie Perez

The Green & Gold newspaper won second place in a general excellence competition at a conference of 11 high schools at Chico State University.
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Garden lacks caretaker in second season: Garbage litters planters; weeds take over

Saturday, April 07, 2007 By: Kevin Munson

The Media Academy garden is now growing ice cream wrappers, batteries, pizza boxes and milk cartons.Six months ago, said English teacher Channing Woodsom, “The garden was beautiful and filled with cor
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Break Your Fast: Nurse says students are skipping most important meal

Saturday, April 07, 2007 By Cecilia Ochoa and Charnice Young

Not eating breakfast is like putting alcohol instead of gas in your car so the engine could start working.“Breakfast is your booster,” Shonette Steiger told students in Media Studies on March 15 and 2

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California could require girls to get HPV vaccine: Bill is aimed at preventing cervical cancer

Saturday, April 07, 2007 By Anita Nak

California is debating whether seventh-grade girls should be required to take a vaccine shot to prevent them for getting a virus that causes cervical cancer.A bill in Sacramento would make the vaccine

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