Dwarf Planet Gets a New Name Monday, October 16, 2006 By Billy Shields ‘07 The International Astronomical Union gave UB313 a real name on Wednesday, September 13. full story

Drawing is Therapy Monday, October 16, 2006 By Christina Bertozzi ‘09 CNN reported that US citizen Anderson Cooper, visited many parts of Africa to help out families in need. Families in Africa wish they had a safe place to live, and healthy food to eat. They worry abou full story

Darfur: The Forgotten Genocide Monday, October 16, 2006 By Dan Zerbe ‘07 Darfur is a region in Sudan that is plagued by a conflict between a militia group called then Janjaweed, local Baggara tribes, and the resident non-Barggara peoples who are mostly tillers and farmers. full story

Britney Spears Monday, October 16, 2006 By Christina Bertozzi ‘09 Britney Spears, a young mother of two, is said to be reappearing into the spotlight as of 2007. After taking a break from her disastrous concert in Mexico City in 2002, Britney Spears will be coming b full story

America Still Standing Tall? Monday, October 16, 2006 By Lauren DiTullio ‘09 For many years in the past, statistics have shown Americans to be the tallest people in the world. Recently we have been surpassed, however, by several Scandinavian countries. One would assume this to full story

American Students Lazy? Wednesday, October 11, 2006 By Jess Whalen '07 Generally, American high school students are lazy. Granted, there are exceptions. However, if you observe teenagers in foreign countries, such as China, their young adult population works extremely full story

Three Teens Charged in Attempted Columbine Repeat Wednesday, October 11, 2006 By Kimberly Rappoli ‘07 Depressed by their constant social failure and sick of the constant bullying in school, two high school students and one graduate student planned an attack on East High School, Wisconsin. full story