Ozzfest 2006 [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 19, 2006 By Greg Smart Ozzfest has always been arguably the biggest hard rock/heavy metal concert of the year. 2006 is no exception. Although many of the great bands from last year have decided not to play, this year differ full story

The Red Chord [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 19, 2006 By Greg Smart The Red Chord, formed in 2001, is a grind and hardcore metal band from Massachusetts. Fusing these genres together is something that most bands fail to succeed and be good at. But The Red Chord is def full story

San Francisco Experience [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 19, 2006 By Kristin Gnile What do you get when you combine 4,000 enthused high school students, 46 hotel floors, in one weekend? The JEA Journalism Convention! full story

Combat, No Equality? [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 19, 2006 By Calli Gade Women have been serving in the U.S. Military for years. It isn’t that uncommon anymore. Sure, there aren’t nearly as many women as there are men in the Army, but they are still there. But how much can full story

Immigration & Rights [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 19, 2006 By Ruben Ayala You can hear them in the street, chanting the Caesar Chavez declaration Sí Se Puede, holding signs and American and Mexican flags. As immigrants march down streets in cities around the world, a tough full story

The Healthy Thing To Do? Yeah, Right [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 19, 2006 By David Probus It’s probably one of the most well known things around campus, and it is probably the thing that most annoys students as well, it’s the fat that the school is trying to make everything food-wise healt full story

Sterotyped [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 19, 2006 By Calli Gade High School. Some of the best years of your life. Parents still tell stories about their high school days. There are football games and dances, parties and rallies. You make lifelong friends and u full story

Judgemental Thinking [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 19, 2006 By Elise Vue “Judgmental, prejudiced and biased individuals make far-reaching pronouncements based on limited information,” says Dr. Arnold Lazarus, a well distinguished Professor Emeritus of Psychology at Rutgers full story

Indecancy in Society [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 19, 2006 By Calli Gade Violence. Swearing. Nudity. Over the past few years, all of these things have become more widely accepted on television, the radio, and even magazines. Once, some of these things would have been banne full story

Parental WarningCensor Our Lives [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 19, 2006 By Corey J. Ball We’ve all been told by school administration not to drink, smoke, or drop out of school. The next warning that is right up there with the rest is to not use Myspace.com. full story

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