Miles and miles of memories [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, December 15, 2006 By Libby Cunningham Seven a.m. on a summer morning. Most teenagers have either just gotten to bed or are not even dreaming of waking up. However, the members of the Cross-Country team are not most teenagers. During each full story

Get active, do not get injured Friday, December 15, 2006 By Elizabeth Aikens The ball flies down the field toward the goal; the adrenaline surges through every inch of the defenseman’s body. Suddenly an intense pain shoots down his leg. His season ends, all because of a torn l full story

Feeling good about yourself? Friday, December 15, 2006 By Natalie Bruzda On a day-to-day basis, teens deal with an array of problems. Whether this is peer pressure, relationships or stress, it is typical for a teen to encounter these issues. full story

Wellness requires students to exercise Friday, December 15, 2006 By Cassie Steel Most days, the news lectures on how obese United States citizens are getting. Obesity at younger ages is becoming a nation wide issue, while the phrase “I am so fat,” flows casually from several girls full story

New national policies oust "junk" foods in public schools Friday, December 15, 2006 By Josh Ruff This year, GS has adopted its very own district-wide Student Wellness Policy, based on, and created from, state guidelines specific to Pennsylvania. Details outlined in the policy focus greatly on nut full story

Drastic times: : Do they call for drastic measures? Friday, December 15, 2006 By Dana Thomas Since the beginning of time, or at least since the 1960s, protesting has been a way for people to flex their freedom of speech. Whether an attempt to influence a public opinion or government policy, t full story

Is 'wellness' the school's job? Friday, December 15, 2006 By Allie Lawless While the over 2,000 students at GS were enjoying a blissful summer vacation, upper members of the administration were busy sketching out a policy that would drastically change the school day as we kn full story

Too fat or not skinny enough?: Eating disorders compromised of much more than anorexia and bulimia Friday, December 15, 2006 By Brooke Miller Thin: the new black? For some people it is, at least. Take a look. It seems as if for every super-thin person, there is one who is severely overweight. Is one of these issues more threatening than the full story