Bush Wants Media Out Of His Privates Friday, February 13, 2004 By Lacey Friedman There is exactly one year until elections and it seems to me that Jeb Bush might be the perfect man to make an example of. Politicians sometimes lose sight of themselves, especially if they are kin to full story

Varsity Receives A "Fresh" Face Friday, February 13, 2004 By Scott Edelsberg Most high school athletes dream of making a varsity team by their junior or senior year. Many basketball players yearn to be taller. Yet, at 5-7 and in ninth grade Ian Fels has landed a spot on the full story

Stop The F---ing Cursing Friday, February 13, 2004 By Nanci Schanerman Walking the halls of MKHS a student can be immersed in the culture that is evident in Miami. English, Spanish, French, a different language can always be heard. However, the most common language heard full story

Born Into the “Wrong” Sex: Life As the Cruel and Terrible Oppressor Friday, February 13, 2004 By Drew Lerman Girls are better than boys?Certainly. At least that is what we males have been taught from a very young age. Adult figures, especially teachers, male and female, have always taken great pleasure in full story

Swim Team Dives into Victory, Again Friday, February 13, 2004 By Joshua Malina Since the aquatics department opened at Krop a few years ago, the female swimmers have succeeded in winning every competition they’ve entered, making them virtually undefeated. full story

Krop Athletes:: Friends on and off the field Friday, February 13, 2004 By Naomi Enzinna Imagine seven high school football players sitting around a table at the Olive Garden, and each of them wolfing down free breadsticks until they were asked to leave. full story

Shepherd Balances Dreams and Reality Friday, February 13, 2004 By Ashley Brownlee Superstar. When this word comes to mind most think of the glitz and glamour, the fame and fortune- the unattainable. Not senior James Shepherd, III. Shepherd knows the hard work and late nights that l full story

Girls Get Loud Friday, February 13, 2004 By Jessica Franquiz Many men believe that the success of the NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB depends on the male fan’s willingness to stay loyal and loud when it comes to their favorite team.But women can be just as obsessed and full story

Has “Mario World” Gone Too Far?: Pro: Rated “E” For Everyone Friday, February 13, 2004 By Danny Shipley Let’s face it, video games are in a league of their own.When someone purchases a video game, they are filled with feelings of joy and excitement. But how many of these people actually know that video full story

Consumerism: Stealing: Free for you Expensive for them [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, February 13, 2004 By Danielle Novick Economists learn that “There’s no such thing as a free meal.” The same applies to retail.We all know that it costs money to pay for food, clothing, and other items, but what if you steal? full story

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