Friday, December 21, 2007 By Mr. David Witt Value what matters most I was wondering when the newspaper would get around to selecting me for the title of Mr. Ho-Ho. After all, I have all of those Christmas-persona attributes: the beard (getting ever whiter), the bell full story	Friday, December 21, 2007 By Ms. Jana Adams Keep traditions alive Any student that knows me, knows that I love to grow things in the garden. But most kids don’t know that I love Christmas just as much as gardening. I love the lights, the excitement, the music, the full story
Friday, December 21, 2007 By Sara Florek Food frenzy proves to be fattening: Americans’ favorite fried foods cause obesity problems for all ages The Great American Melting Pot is not only a term to describe the diversity of race in America, it also describes the food selections. With immigrants from all over the world, America has the most abu full story	Friday, December 21, 2007 By Jack Andreasen Fledgling journalist ponders bags: Obnoxiously oversized bags may violate school policy against having backpacks during classes As I sat at my lunch table shoveling the beef stew or pizza into my mouth (I’m not for sure which one it was, they look the same) I looked across the table and saw some girl had brought a big pink tra full story
Friday, December 21, 2007 By Jamie Dietze America's newest hair trend"dye" of cancer When I look around in the hallways at school, there is always a vast array of hair colors, and I always have to secretly wonder if anybody’s hair color is natural anymore. I mean, there are people wit full story	Friday, December 21, 2007 By Gregg Schlueter [ArticleImageHyperLink] Over-exposure ruining original purpose of sports When flipping the channels, one might notice the recent growth of the athletic industry in the United States. Professional and collegiate athletics have become huge as salaries, and sponsorships, are full story
Friday, December 21, 2007 By Ashley Hajny Bowling team lacks support of students, NSAA Most students enjoy going to Hastings High’s winter sporting events such as swimming, basketball and wrestling. Not many attend bowling tournaments, though. Sophomore Stephanie Vohnout was on the gi full story	Friday, December 21, 2007 By Alexis Parde Girls basketball team adjusting to new coach Ten seconds left in the game, dribbling down the court, looking for an open person. She swings the ball to a wing, she looks around and everybody is covered, she puts up the shot, 3.. 2.. 1.. swish! S full story
Friday, December 21, 2007 By Mike Zimmerman [ArticleImageHyperLink] Nebraska football starts over again: With the end of another unsuccessful season, the Huskers hire a new head coach. Some of your favorite T.V. shows might be showing reruns for a while. On November 4, 2007, the members of the Writers Union officially declared that they would be on strike from producing any new show full story	Friday, December 21, 2007 By Mikaela Newlun [ArticleImageHyperLink] Writers strike for higher pay Some of your favorite T.V. shows might be showing reruns for a while. On November 4, 2007, the members of the Writers Union officially declared that they would be on strike from producing any new show full story

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