Sports heroes may turn out to be zeroes Thursday, March 04, 2004 By Alex Ybarra When you make millions of dollars a year to play sports and participate in events you love, the sky is the limit, except drugs, rape, and murder. Professional athletes have the tendency to think they’ full story

Smoking and tobacco bad idea Wednesday, February 25, 2004 By Kim Price The repercussions of smoking are obvious, so much so that smoking warnings have become nothing more than a tap on the shoulder. Smoking warnings are right up there with stay in school, and say no to d full story

Drinking and teens not a good idea Wednesday, February 25, 2004 By June Liu Death is something people cannot accept and believe that it will not happen to them. It is a true fact that every thirty seconds someone dies and it could be you. The movie “Teen Files” is a very good full story

Ricky Williams fights for children: Speaks to local Houston teens Wednesday, February 25, 2004 By Joey Latulippe, Josh Shideler, Chris Schmidt and Alex Ybarra Ricky Williams may be the star running back for the Miami Dolphins on the field, but he is very dedicated to helping young adults and children achieve goals through his Ricky Williams Foundation. full story

Video games cause violent behavior? [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, February 25, 2004 By Silvia Garcia A very controversial issue is the one that links violent games to real life violence. This is almost the same with violent movies. But usually violent movies are watch by adults but children and teen full story

A-Rod to New York Wednesday, February 25, 2004 By Alex Ybarra Lets just say that the most prolific organization in all of sports is now, officially, unstoppable. Yes, the New York Yankees are more stacked than cars at an impound. After all that has unfolded in t full story

Airplane pilot scares passengers with religious fervor Wednesday, February 25, 2004 By Cory Stottlemyer After the attacks on the World Trade Center several years ago, many Americans have been cautious to fly. It seems that this fear was starting to go away, but now a pilots words to the passengers on hi full story

What happened in the Sheppard case/ Wednesday, February 25, 2004 By Michael Curie It started as a single homicide near Cleveland, Ohio, but spurred into a nationwide media and legal frenzy. The case also spurred many books and a number of television series and movies. It’s hard to full story

Gibson's Passion causes controversy Wednesday, February 25, 2004 By Cory Stottlemyer Mel Gibson has played many diverse roles on the big screen, from William Wallace in “Braveheart”, to Colonel Benjamin Martin in “The Patriot”. It now seems that the famous actor has found a new passi full story

Where is the news when you need it? Wednesday, February 11, 2004 By Brian Ivory February 1 was the day of the Super Bowl in Houston between the Carolina Panthers and New England Patriots. Anyone who was "into" football was watching.Keep reading-no halftime story here. full story

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