Human InterestSpanish Bull Fighting Thursday, November 01, 2007 By Caitlyn Rohrs, Hannah Rohrs, Marissa Charlton full story

Student Artwork Thursday, November 01, 2007 By Justin Sayler Find out the latest student artwork full story

Are You Going to Purchase Britney Spears New Album?: Word in the Hall is... Tuesday, October 30, 2007 By Katlin Musser What happens when Britney Spears attempts to produce a c.d in the midst of personl turmoil? Blackout. See what other Berlin students had to say about the celebs newly released album, "Blackout". full story

Drop-in-the-Bucket Tuesday, October 30, 2007 By Sarah Weaver WOW!!!! The weather has been drizzly all week!!! We really have a lot of the drop-in-the-buckets! Thanks for all of them, and here are this week’s: full story

Cell Phones and Driving-Should it be Allowed? Tuesday, October 30, 2007 By Sarah Weaver Picture this: Sixteen year old Jen was driving down Main Street when her cell phone rang. Picking it up she went to answer her friend’s text message, and then glanced up at the road-and saw a tractor full story

Texting, A Revolutionary Language: Can it be its own language? Tuesday, October 30, 2007 By Nicole Miller If you could bet any set amount of money on the amount of students who have cell phones and are currently using them as you read this, how much would it be? A lot of people would bet their whole pay c full story

CrossfireDid Al Gore Deserve The Nobel Peace Prize? Tuesday, October 30, 2007 By Corbin Christiansen In the recent 2007 Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony, Al Gore was given the prize for his contributions to the world I creating awareness of global warming. However, many believe that the prize should full story

Crossfire: Abortion: Pro-Choice Monday, October 29, 2007 By Marissa Charlton Unlike many people’s beliefs, pro-choice does not mean that you are completely opposing the pro-life view of the situation. Being pro-choice does not mean that I am pro-abortion; there is a very large full story

Are You Bilingual? Monday, October 29, 2007 By Emily Carver It's a fact of our high school careers. We need at least two years of a foreign language to graduate. Many of the students complain about the requirement. Others choose to go beyond the two year, and full story

Fact or Fiction to Health Myths Monday, October 29, 2007 By Hannah Rohrs Cut down on sugar and supplements and live fifteen years longer; do not use antibacterial soap; stress is normal and my body is built to handle it; eating bread crusts makes your hair go curly, and ea full story

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