Embed This Article Maternity leave inappropriate for high school students: New moms could get four to six weeks off by keeping up with classes at home [ArticleMedia] Wednesday, February 06, 2008 By Allyx Nielsen “I’m pregnant;” two words that will change everything. According to the Denver Post, pregnant students at East High school are asking for at least four to six weeks of maternity leave so their bodies full story >

Embed This Article Student rights in Herald [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Kelley Robinson People often ask how the Arapahoe Herald can publish articles and opinion pieces on sensitive or controversial topics that might otherwise be censured by school authority figures. The answer is simple full story >

Embed This Article Fire engulfs house, not hope [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Emily Hermann “Dad called and said the house is on fire!” It was Thanksgiving Day 2007 when Kristin Wallace ran downstairs and told her brother Christopher, a junior, that their dad’s house was going up in flames. full story >

Embed This Article Breakfast restaurants: Which ones top and which ones flop? [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Tessa Byrns Doctors and cereal commercials tell you that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. But the only way some teenagers can get a big meal is on weekends. Unless their parents are willing to mak full story >

Embed This Article New building for Gathering Place [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Allie Jones On any given evening in Denver, more than 9,000 people have no place to sleep: of these, 36 percent are children under the age of 19 years old. Also, 29 percent of homeless respondents in Denver are w full story >

Embed This Article New upcoming fall shows might strike out before they hit the airwaves [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Erin Oliver Ending dozens of their writer’s contracts in response to the Writers Guild of America strike, major media corporations such as Twentieth Century Fox, CBS Paramount Network Television, NBC Universal, a full story >

Embed This Article A rivalry ends: Arapahoe to switch to Centennial league, football games with Heritage discontinued [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Kelsey Schuler Tradition is again changing at Arapahoe. As of Nov. 12, 2007 Colorado High School Athletic Association (CHSAA) and the Arapahoe administration decided to officially transfer and become a member of the full story >

Embed This Article Sponsored boarder Jake Knigge shreds it up [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Mikenna Rase “It’s all about having fun, “ senior Jake Knigge explains. “You’ve just got to get out there and go as often as you can.” full story >

Embed This Article Basketball players sink victories [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Lora Reardon The girls basketball team is working hard in preparation for their upcoming games. So far they have had an incredible season. If hard work and dedication remain high, the coaches can look forward to a full story >

Embed This Article Swimmers dive into a new season [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Caitlin O'brien Even at first glance it is apparent that the Arapahoe diving team is an extremely tight-knit group of girls. “Everyone is really close and we have a lot of fun together,” sophomore Beth Ambrozic said. full story >

Embed This Article Old albums offer new hits [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Sydney Streicher Jordin Sparks, the American Idol season six contestant winner in 2007, has a beautiful voice, but some would argue that Sparks sounds a lot like Katharine McPhee, the American Idol runner up in season full story >

Embed This Article Bus Radio system sparks controversy [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Danielle Sticka “Wheels on the bus go round and round” is the name of a popular children’s song. But recently the wheels on the bus keep sticking. The “sticky wheels” are due to the controversy going on over the rece full story >

Embed This Article Increase in viewing time shows bad health effects [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Emma Lawler In 1927, an American man by the name of Philo Farnsworth applied for the first patent on television. Who knew that this would lead to an American obsession and favorite pastime? full story >

Embed This Article TV influences actions [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Angela Jensen For some teens, TV can be an escape. It’s a place to slip into an unreal environment for a few hours to forget their real life. However, television isn’t the answer to teen drama, struggles and situat full story >

Embed This Article 'Twilight' series leaves readers thirsty for more [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Brigid Igoe Author Stephenie Meyer released her latest novel in the “Twilight” series, “Eclipse,” last August, knocking “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” off the chart. Meyer, three books later, still captur full story >

Embed This Article Tsunami Tuesday hits Colorado along with 24 othersThe aftermath of the storm [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Kerry Leary As the presidential race heats up, supporters begin to be avid followers of debates and press conferences. Each and every caucus and primary begins to count. On Feb. 5, 22 states had caucuses and prim full story >

Embed This Article Prematurely pregnant and supporting maternity rights: In lieu of high school maternity leave proposed in Denver, pregnant senior speaks [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Kelley Robinson “I missed a week of school when I first found out I was pregnant,” senior Devyn McCarty said. “I was so scared. I didn’t know what I was going to do.” full story >

Embed This Article Political confusionthe rhetoric of democracy [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By Kristina Hoyer “Politics are very complicated,” past associate of Gov. Bill Owens, Russell Scott said. Many teens agree and need an explanation of the things often involved in politics. full story >

Embed This Article End of an Era: Arapahoe's move to Centennial League will end long-standing traditions [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, February 05, 2008 By the Arapahoe Herald staff In 2007, it was announced that Arapahoe would leave its current sports league, the Continental League, and join the Centennial League at the start of the 2008-2009 school year.In other words, Arapahoe full story >

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