Arden Fair's designer stores compete with Galleria [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By Nicole Antoine, Page Editor Arden Fair Mall is infamous for late-night girl fights complete with hair pulling, gunfire, and mall security intervention. But with the recent influx of higher-end retailers, it looks like the only f full story

Obama speech inspires senior Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By Emile Bourgeois, Guest Columnist Senior Emile Bourgeois attended the Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colo. He was one of 84,000 to see presidential candidate Barack Obama deliver his acceptance speech at Invesco Field. full story

'International athletes' spend hours jumping, shooting in cyberspace [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By Lily Kramlich-Taylor, Page Editor Playing video games isn’t just a weekend hobby anymore. Since the development of Xbox Live, it has become the fastest growing competitive sport, according to majorleaguegaming.com. full story

Vampires bite their way into girl's heart [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By Parul Guliani, Page Editor Sophomore Parul Guliani explains her infatuation with Edward Cullen, the vampire hero of the "Twilight" series. full story

Thrilling, romantic 'Twilight' enthralls teenagers, won't stay on library shelves Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By Erin Mainwaring, Page Editor Stephenie Meyer's new novels bring vampires into the 21st century; the books are never in stock in the Matthews Library. full story

Rebellious Chinese street games mold senior's playing style Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By Miles Bennett-Smith, Editor in Chief Senior Brooklin Mao learned soccer on the streets in Guangzhou, China. Now Mao is adapting to the different playing style on the Country Day field. full story

Lack of height challenges varsity volleyball: Girls work on passing, look to make playoffs for first time since 2003. Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By Andy Furillo, Page Editor With a 5-2 record overall (1-0 in league), the varsity volleyball team shoots for the playoffs. full story

Boys' soccer remains dominant Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By Andy Furillo, Page Editor For the most part, Country Day’s sports teams have been overmatched by larger programs. However, one team—boys’ soccer—has become dominant in league and in playoffs the past two seasons. full story

Campus Perspective: Do you miss your summer job? Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By “I was a junior programmer/analyst at Computer Presentation Systems. I miss the laid-back office environment.”—Tag Ashby, senior“I tutored fifth graders in Latin, and I miss it because they were eager full story

New game lets you try your hand at playing God Tuesday, September 23, 2008 By Hayden Winfield, Reporter Video games have generated controversy for violence, nudity, and bad language, but Will Wright’s Spore is the first game to spark debate for being “too scientific.” full story

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