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Sports Captured

Monday, November 19, 2007 By Staff

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Soccer finals

Monday, November 19, 2007 By Dominic Garrini, Erin Druga

The girls soccer team started their post-season run with a victory over Lake Oct. 17. Senior Jackie Nicodemo had three goals in the winning effort for the lady Vikings. The girls then went on to the n

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Trends: Ready for Fall

Friday, November 16, 2007 By Staff

Steve Urkel and a trendy schoolmate, what do these have in common? They both have sported the trend of suspenders. Although many still find this fashion statement a little too 70’s, it is slowly maki

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Oddly Enough: Looking past first impressions

Friday, November 16, 2007 By Rachel Bouer

Aside from Little Red Riding Hood, I think very few people have had a difficult time visiting their grandmothers. I, however, am one of them. Unlike Red, though, my fear was not of my grandmother hers

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College Search: College of Charleston

Friday, November 16, 2007 By Kaitlin Kline

The College of Charleston is a public, selective college located in Charleston, South Carolina. According to U.S. News’ “America’s Best Colleges 2008,” rated #17 for colleges by Princeton Review, ther

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With a Side Order of Fashion

Friday, November 16, 2007 By Miranda Oberholzer

I fully believe in the philosophy that looking good is feeling good. When you’re confident in what you’re wearing and how you look, it’s evident in your posture and it reads on your face. As someone w

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Gaining a responsibility: Two Hoover Boy Scouts earn Eagle rank

Friday, November 16, 2007 By Jessica Kincaid

According to eaglescout.org, out of every 100 boys that join boy scouts, two will achieve the rank of Eagle. This past summer, two Hoover seniors, Bill Flaherty and Phil Hamilton, achieved that rank.

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Operation Javelin

Friday, November 16, 2007 By Kayla Carpenter

When most people think of the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, Inc. (NASCAR), they think of racetracks and cars. But when the Bodenschatz family thinks of it, they remember the “NASCAR

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Personality Profile: Nicole Nedley

Friday, November 16, 2007 By Katy Coduto

Moving from state to state might sound very appealing to someone who has been stuck in Ohio for all of their life. However, for junior Nicole Nedley, this has been her life. She’s lived in North Carol

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Saving Money: Ways to make college more affordable

Friday, November 16, 2007 By David Esber

With the cost of college rising more than six percent since last year, according to the College Board, students are focusing on ways of reducing costs and increasing learning. In the past, students ha

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It's getting harder to afford a college education

Friday, November 16, 2007 By Alyssa DeGeorge

After searching for the right college, taking all the right standardized tests, making sure each application is as close to perfection as possible and anxiously waiting for your acceptance letter, the

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News in Brief

Friday, November 16, 2007 By Erin Druga

-National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists are Rachel Bouer, Brenna Case, Nicole Hess, Megan Lilley and Andrew Spehar. Commended students include JD Elder, Bill Flaherty, Sahiba Gill, Andrew Glaws, Ph

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Smith wins Stark County Teacher of the Year

Friday, November 16, 2007 By Kaitlyn Kline

Advanced Placement Psychology and Teaching Pathways teacher Mrs. Angela Smith received the Teacher of the Year award in Stark County from the WHBC All-County Teaching Team Oct. 29. In order to receive

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Holey Moley!: Chemistry students celebrate Mole Day

Friday, November 16, 2007 By Ashley Nichols

Most people don’t know that Mole Day is an internationally recognized day to parody the quantity known as the mole in chemistry. On Oct. 23 Hoover students taking chemistry participated in Mole Day by

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Thousands evacuate as California burns

Friday, November 16, 2007 By John Jackson

Wildfires ravaged areas of Southern California Oct. 21-28, burning over 3,000 structures, most of them homes, according to newswire.com. Gov. Schwarzenegger declared California in a state of emergency

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Remembering the past: North Canton students honor veterans

Friday, November 16, 2007 By Maggie Morrow

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA sets aside several days every year to honor its heroes. Martin Luther King Jr., Christopher Columbus and even former presidents all have specific days on the calendar to

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The Rice Paddy

Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By Jonny Rice

Last year in Journalism I learned a lot of things. Things like ways to write a story to draw the readers into the meat of it, or double-checking facts to make sure I don’t write something false or lib

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My View: Staff member Natalie Casper responds

Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By Natalie Casper

As a Catholic grade-school graduate and an out-of-district student at Hoover, paying tuition for an education has never been an unfamiliar idea. However, with the prices of college education on the ri

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Quietly Making Noise: A new weapon in the political arsenal

Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By Dan Boyer

In the summer of 1952, American families turned the dials on a new-fangled contraption, the television and tuned into history. Appearing that year was the first TV ad for a presidential candidate. The

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Your Views

Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By Students

The price of college these days will not affect me too much...I will look at each tuition and room and board but if there is no huge difference, it won’t affect me. My college choice will be based on

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My View: Staff member Erin Druga responds

Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By Erin Druga

Ohio State, Purdue, Walsh; these are all nice schools that I would like to apply to, and eventually hope to attend. However, the prices of them are not cheap. Today, colleges are becoming more and mor

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Remembering Sacrifice

Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By Editorial Staff

November 11, 1919: President Woodrow Wilson dedicated a day for all Americans to remember the Armistice signed to end World War I. Nineteen years later, Veterans Day was officially declared a federal

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Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By Kelsey Stults

Tuesday, November 13, 2007 By Blake Tan

Boys SwimmingHead Coach’s Name: Matthew JohnsenAssistant Coaches: Eric Shahan, John Lagrow, Carol Riegler, Jaclyn ZidersOverview of Last Season: 4-1 (2nd Federal)Date Regular Season Starts: Nov. 2Date

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