Thursday, May 26, 2005 By Nathalie Rayter [ArticleImageHyperLink] “The Al Franken Show” and liberal radio network come to Sacramento “Liberals aren’t gonna like talk radio. Liberals aren’t gonna listen to talk radio. Liberals like nuance,” Al Franken joked, mocking to the naysayers who insisted that a liberal radio network would full story	Thursday, May 26, 2005 By Katie Kilbourne [ArticleImageHyperLink] Despite challenges, Berke thrives Life as a teenager is definitely not getting any easier. From the drama of friends to relationships to the ever changing amount of work, teenager’s days are filled with the stresses of daily life. full story
Thursday, May 26, 2005 By Danielle Bevilacqua [ArticleImageHyperLink] RHS teachers on Ratemyteachers.com Ever need to let off some steam after a teacher aggravates you incessantly? Or want to praise a teacher for something great that they have done? Ratemyteachers.com could help you out there. full story	Thursday, May 26, 2005 By Danielle Bevilacqua [ArticleImageHyperLink] RHS teachers on Ratemyteachers.com Ever need to let off some steam after a teacher aggravates you incessantly? Or want to praise a teacher for something great that they have done? Ratemyteachers.com could help you out there. full story
Thursday, May 26, 2005 By Autumn Matz [ArticleImageHyperLink] Body Mass Index proves useful in obesity epidemic With the growing obesity epidemic it is natural that parents would be concerned about how healthy their child is. The method that is growing more and more popular is the BMI, or Body Mass Index, for a full story	Thursday, May 26, 2005 By Joshua Charles [ArticleImageHyperLink] New nanotechnology could hold potential for cures for disease, better transplants There is an exciting new technology that is rising out of the rapidly growing bank of human knowledge. full story
Thursday, May 26, 2005 By Dustin White [ArticleImageHyperLink] ADD and ADHD become synonymous, but problem is still there Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) affects an estimated two million children a year, around 3.5% of school-aged children, says the National Institute for Mental Health (NIMH). With that said, ADD can be full story	Thursday, May 26, 2005 By Sarah Covin [ArticleImageHyperLink] Five RHS juniors chosen as National Merit Scholars Five Rocklin High School juniors were chosen to participate in the National Merit Scholarship Program, an academic competition for scholarships and recognition. full story
Thursday, May 26, 2005 By Rachel Schimke [ArticleImageHyperLink] TV, other media consuming more of kids’ free-time In the modern technological age, kids and teenagers are being stimulated like never before. T.V., the Internet, iPods and other gadgets are major sources of entertainment and take up full story