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Rossen appointed new mayor

Wednesday, February 23, 2005 By: Alice Welch

Sophomore Derek Rossen's dad is appointed mayor of Hastings.
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Wrestlers at State

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Intramural basketball stars start to shine

Wednesday, February 23, 2005 By: Aimee Metzger

As evening falls, the normal sounds of the wind in the trees and the rush of traffic are overpowered by the thunder of feet as they track up and down the basketball court. Two teams, sweat-drenched an
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ESL assists students' language: Class brings opportunities to students who would not use English regularly

Wednesday, February 23, 2005 By: Adam Tracy

The face of HHS continues to change yearly. New faces, new teachers and new books change every year, new faces from other cultures have joined the daily grind of many HHS students. These people have
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Iraqi elections: Editorial cartoon

Wednesday, February 23, 2005 By: George White / Nga Huynh

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The Tiger Cub Hastings High School Hastings, NE

Issue Date: Monday, February 28, 2005 Issue: Tiger Cub Issue #7 Last Update: Wednesday, February 23, 2005

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Wednesday, February 23, 2005 By George White / Nga Huynh Iraqi elections: Editorial cartoon full story	Wednesday, February 23, 2005 By Mike Florek [ArticleImageHyperLink] Super jumbo jet flies high above all of its predecessors and has more leg room The world is a better place, thanks to the newest jet from Airbus. The Airbus A380, the biggest, most expensive, most fuel-efficient, most opulent and by far the most ridiculous plane ever made, debut full story
Wednesday, February 23, 2005 By Krista Halte [ArticleImageHyperLink] Blend chocolate and senioritis for sweet mix Senioritis is definitely kicking in. It is not quite at full force yet, but it is creeping in. Just ask the senior teachers. They probably get tired of it, year after year. I know I would. I notice m full story	Wednesday, February 23, 2005 By Katie Howard [ArticleImageHyperLink] Remember the days between Friday and Sunday Don't let senioritis ruin your final year full story
Wednesday, February 23, 2005 By Jack Welch [ArticleImageHyperLink] Elections prove good, bad for Iraqi voters On January 30th, 2005, Iraqi citizens took part in the first free elections held in that country in over 50 years. Such democratic proceedings were unheard of under the former Hussein regime, and many full story	Wednesday, February 23, 2005 By Brenna Poppe [ArticleImageHyperLink] French classes say ‘Au revoir’ to the U.S. Ten days in Europe sounds like a dream vacation. Ten days in France may sound even better. For 12 students this amazing trip is about to come true. Over the early spring break, in late March, these full story
Wednesday, February 23, 2005 By Kristen Moore [ArticleImageHyperLink] Technology classes offer hands-on learning experience for students When most students go to class, it consists of sitting in a classroom and listening to the teacher. But in some classes, such as the industrial technology classes, students have the opportunity to exp full story	Wednesday, February 23, 2005 By Alice Welch [ArticleImageHyperLink] Multicultural club breaks racial boundary among students Back in the early 1970’s, it almost seemed there was only one culture in south central Nebraska, it almost seemed there was only one culture. That was the culture of white Americans of Western Europea full story
Wednesday, February 23, 2005 By Brittany Barton [ArticleImageHyperLink] Black history month reminds people of heroes of freedom Though it is the shortest of the months, February has an important job. February is a Black History Month. Black History Month dates back all the way to 1926, when it was first developed by Cater G. full story	Wednesday, February 23, 2005 By Adam Tracy ESL assists students' language: Class brings opportunities to students who would not use English regularly The face of HHS continues to change yearly. New faces, new teachers and new books change every year, new faces from other cultures have joined the daily grind of many HHS students. These people have full story