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  • Does new board game go too far?

    Monday, October 27, 2003 By: Andrew Murray

    A new board game based on the classic Parker Bros. "Monopoly" has caused an uproar recently. The new "Ghettopoly" stereotypes African American culture and has many African American leaders outraged.T

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  • Tech keeps the shows together backstage

    Tuesday, October 28, 2003 By: Amanda Henry, Impressions Editor

    Opening night. It’s what actors and actresses have been waiting for. All the work this has led up to this point. It’s a big night for not only the people onstage, but also for the people offstage.The

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  • Sophomore trains for future in space program

    Tuesday, October 28, 2003 By: Sarah Schott and Mark Magidson

    Last summer while most WHS students were relaxing and enjoying the time off, sophomore Chris Burnette was hard at work in the Future Astronaut Training Program in Houston, Texas.At the Future Astronau

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  • The Producers stampedes Ford Center for Performing Arts

    Tuesday, October 28, 2003 By: Andrew Resa, Assistant Leisure Editor

    The lights dim and the curtain opens. And for the next few hours, I’m rolling of my seat in laughter.Yes, Mel Brooks has made his triumphant return to the Windy City wish his smash hit musical comedy

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  • Small Town, Big Violation

    Tuesday, October 28, 2003 By: Tammi Whitespeare ~ Web Editor

    $27,110 worth of damages and stolen property was caused by four students during summer school at Lincoln High School. It all started in the morning before summer school would start. The four stude

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  • Behind the ScenesSports Medicine

    Tuesday, October 28, 2003 By: Brandee Buhr-Turner ~ Assistant Entertainment Editor ~ Alycia Hall ~ Assistant Feature Editor

    What happens when the star quarterback’s hand hurts or the blood of a fallen cheerleader just won’t stop, or when the goalie’s ankle begins to swell; who you gonna’ call? Sports Medicine! These studen

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  • Radio's antics mirror teen struggles: Audience relates to underdog character

    Wednesday, October 29, 2003 By: Kira Armbruster, Staff writer

    Society tends to disown the people they do not understand. In Radio, James Robert Kennedy, known as Radio, is a mentally slow individual who is not received with open arms by the community. Radio live

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  • Early injury diagnosis key to recovery: Diet, rest helps shorten down time

    Wednesday, October 29, 2003 By: Mona Yazdanpanah, Staff writer

    When it comes to activities, today’s society often focuses on athletes, their heath and protecting their bodies from injury. Learning how to treat even the smallest injuries can determine whether stud

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  • Josh's Write of Passage: Mix It UP

    Thursday, October 30, 2003 By: Josh Shideler

    The second annual Mix It Up day is coming to Creek on Tuesday November 18. The intent of the day is meant to bring people of different groups in high schools together such as

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  • CAASS Experiences Technical Difficulties

    Friday, October 31, 2003 By: Ryan Lue

    The school’s Comprehensive Attendance, Administration, and Security System (CAASS) failed Wednesday at about 3 p.m. for the first time since its introduction to campus late last year. Scanning station

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Society tends to disown the people they do not understand. In Radio, James Robert Kennedy, known as Radio, is a mentally slow individual who is not received with open arms by the community.
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Society tends to disown the people they do not understand. In Radio, James Robert Kennedy, known as Radio, is a mentally slow individual who is not received with open arms by the community.
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A psychic child, a crazy father, and an empty hotel are the perfect ingredients to one of the scariest novels.
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The lights dim and the curtain opens. And for the next few hours, I’m rolling of my seat in laughter.
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Hover cars race by at hyper speed, spinning out, blowing up, and going through high flying jumps and loops in Nintendo’s newest installment to the F-Zero racing games, F-Zero GX.
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