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Sonic's burgers are a bust, but sides tasty

Tuesday, October 10, 2006 By: Jenny Bui

A bonus to Sonic is their service. The well-coordinated waiters on their roller skates seem to always manage to get the food to the car or table without falling.
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'Employee' needs to work harder

Tuesday, October 10, 2006 By: Taylor Backman

In a world where the slacker must rise and defeat the overachieving rival to get the girl – wait, I think I have seen this before. Yes, the plot is tired and predictable, but
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Kicking back to the fall TV season

Tuesday, October 10, 2006 By: Susan Chi

Along with returning series, a handful of debuting shows on local channels offer a variety of interesting choices. From this selection, there are some shows that are definitely winners, while others a
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ERCM raises questions: Recent drill reveals weak points in new emergency response plan.

Tuesday, October 10, 2006 By: Stagg Line

Falling aircrafts, terrorist attacks, gas leaks, stabbings, hostage situations, drive-bys, floods, fires, and earthquakes – oh my. ERCM, or emergency response and crisis management, is the state-manda
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Oil fuels controversy: Gasoline corporations use economic reasons as excuse to oppose hybrid cars

Tuesday, October 10, 2006 By: Daniel Pech

The latest in cutting edge technology is here! Now you can drive and keep the environment safer! How, you ask? With the new hybrid vehicles!
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Does hall sweep policy work?

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Crossfire: Punctuality is responsibility vs. Policy defeats its own purpose
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Inexperience team's main opponent

Tuesday, October 10, 2006 By: Chris Quibol

As the badminton coach, Hung Nguyen doesn’t just want to win. He does win. But with girls tennis, it’s less about winning and more about teaching, which is a direct result of the team’s inexperience.
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Familiar place proves challenge: Talented swimmer struggles to learn water polo

Tuesday, October 10, 2006 By: Merissa Huston

He’s tall so he must be good at basketball.He’s a fast runner so he must be a good wide receiver.He’s strong so he must be a good wrestler.He’s a fast swimmer so he must be a good water polo player.Wr
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Family bonds tested with every stride

Tuesday, October 10, 2006 By: Sarah Gloria

As if there isn’t enough pressure playing a sport like cross-country, try adding a parent as a coach to the mix.Junior Andrea Johnson has been on the cross-country team since her freshman year and has
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Issue Date: Friday, October 13, 2006 Issue: Vol. 50 Issue 2 Last Update: Tuesday, February 27, 2007

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Breaking News

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Pain eased through poetic writing

Friday, October 13, 2006 By Travis Compton

Words on paper, more than words. Lives on paper, from a pen, from the heart.Some people express themselves through acting or writing. However, some expression is negative. There are stories of people

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Homecoming fit for a king

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'Thank You for Smoking' (Movie)

Wednesday, October 11, 2006 By Chris Quibol

“Michael Jordan plays ball. Charles Manson kills people. I talk.”Persuasion is an art form and Nick Naylor is a master artist. He sells cigarettes for a living, dealing death to any race, religion, yo

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Sisters share different styles

Wednesday, October 11, 2006 By Sarah Gloria

While the difference between senior Amada and sophomore Sonya Herrera may seem obvious through their clothing, the sisters have more in common than the eye can see.

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