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  • Program looks to reduce truancy: Students face punishment for absences, tardies

    Tuesday, February 20, 2007 By: Merissa Huston

    People say that structure in a family influences a child’s educational future. When a house is run strictly, students are pushed to attend school daily. For those who lack this structure, the school h

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  • Outspoken cartoonist visits UOP

    Tuesday, February 20, 2007 By: Chris Quibol

    He’s just a kid, but he has wisdom beyond his years.

    “I am a black freedom fighter! My knowledge of self shines boldly in the face of the beasts!” he proudly exclaims.

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  • Music students start early: Visual and performing arts programs not fully developed

    Tuesday, February 20, 2007 By: Isabella Avalos and Julie Dinh

    What if the Grammys or the Academy Awards were taken away because of a lack of new artists? These two events, along with others, award those who do what they love so well. But that’s not al

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  • ASB finances difficult to manage

    Tuesday, February 20, 2007 By: Nancy Cen

    The Associated Student Body is in debt.

    This rumor was whispered among students after the cancellation of the Valentine’s Day dance.

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  • FYI Club Fundraising

    Tuesday, February 20, 2007 By: Megan Verkerk

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  • VAPA needs to face the music: New program leaves students less ready for higher level performing arts classes

    Tuesday, February 20, 2007 By: Stagg Line

    Imagine a chef who works in a restaurant. Suddenly his boss tells him that he must now learn to farm the vegetables, pick the fruit, and slay the livestock needed to make the food. Does that sound v

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  • The choices in life: College isn't the only option after high school, but you have to dig to find other paths.

    Tuesday, February 20, 2007 By: Dawn Rae Hall

    Graduating from high school is a turning point in one’s life. It is the time when young adults make their first independent decisions that can affect them for the rest of their life.

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  • Dawn of a new era: 2008 presidential candidates are unlike others

    Tuesday, February 20, 2007 By: Dawn Griep

    Most were Protestant. All were of European descent. All but one were close replicas of their predecessor. John F. Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States, was different. He was the first pres

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  • Pressured to fulfill parents' desires

    Tuesday, February 20, 2007 By: Maly Boonsalat

    We understand that parents just want the best for their children. It’s all part of being a parent, but when are the expectations too much?

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  • Teens these days: Bookworms have their own lives, too

    Tuesday, February 20, 2007 By: Angel Lam

    Miss Teen USA was fired by Mothers Against Drunk Driving for underage drinking while partying at nightclubs. Not long before, she was hired as spokesperson for MADD to raise awareness about the seriou

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Gwen Stefani
The way we speak, dress, and think is constantly being influenced by others. With people walking in and out of our lives, like a hotel, it’s hard not to be. We’re bound to change, whether for better o
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'Norbit'
Every one remembers the conversations they have had with their Great Aunt Sally and the repeated story about little cousin Bobby putting his peanut butter toast in the VCR.
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After the huge success of their album, “From Under the Cork Tree,” Fall Out Boy has made a comeback with “Infinity on High.” Although this album has a different sound and feel, it is a letdown from th
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Go straight to American comics storyManga wins fans with orginal plotlinesBy Daniel PechSure, American comics have their quirks. But manga is not merely an Asian extension of the American art form. Ra
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The biggest target in America isn’t one of our national landmarks or the economy. It isn’t the attorney from Texas who Vice President Dick Cheney shot during a hunting trip a year ago. It’s not even H
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Our graduating class walks and some of our football games are played at a stadium named after the same guy as our school, but it’s on the Universtiy of Pacifc’s campus.
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Flashback to 2004.

Head wrestling coach John Hittle made a promise to the local newspaper that in three years Stagg would be the league champions.
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