Portraits of Excellence Sunday, April 20, 2008 By Naznin Pathan [ArticleImageHyperLink] Junior Corbin Powlus’ scores have qualified him to attend the FBLA national competition this year in Atlanta, Georgia. At states, he competed in Technology Concepts and attended meetings regarding fut full story

Learning to tie from the best Sunday, April 20, 2008 By Nathan Long Recently, instructor Lee Gaul and math teacher Michael Kakaley took time to help students learn how to tie fish flies after school. Fly fishing is a technique of fishing that uses man made bait instea full story

Girls missing by little: Inexperience proving the game to win Sunday, April 20, 2008 By Adam Roberts [ArticleImageHyperLink] So far this season the softball team has yet to bat themselves a winning record. The team’s record is 3-5, and not only have they struggled to get a couple of wins; they have also struggled to get hit full story

One lap speed: 4x100 has chance to be team’s best Sunday, April 20, 2008 By Charles Franklin A fairly inexperienced 4x100 team is drawing its own attention on a squad that already features state champion Fallon Heddings and double school record holder Casey Hess. full story

Engaged and underage: Are teens ready to tie the knot? Sunday, April 20, 2008 By Megan Rae Smith [ArticleImageHyperLink] When getting married, two people agree to be together until death do they part, as long as they both shall live. For a high school student, that might seem like a very long time. full story

3-step wins Sunday, April 20, 2008 By Marie Tarlecky The 110 hurdles are second in a track meet following the 3200 relay. The difference between the two races is as clear as the unique athletes who run each. The 3200 runners are all smooth strides, keep full story

Holding it together: Close calls claw storming Panthers Sunday, April 20, 2008 By Rich Rhodes Setbacks have not stopped the baseball team from success. full story

Working for Obama: Grad a field organizer for presidential candidate Sunday, April 20, 2008 By Julia Davis A recent rally at Penn State University drew about 22,000 supporters of presidential hopeful Barack Obama. While the Illinois senator electrified the arena with a dynamic speech, onstage alongside him full story

How they got to the top: Two of one academic mind Sunday, April 20, 2008 By Stephanie DeGennaro “Early in elementary school, my teachers didn’t want to put me in enrichment programs because they didn’t think I was smart enough,” says Chelsea Mandel, who is now ranked number one in this year’s se full story

‘Clear’ing out stress: Overwhelmed teens have options Sunday, April 20, 2008 By Maggie Bauman The teachers, the aides, the custodial staff. Every school needs them, every school has them. School psychologist? Every school needs one, this school has one. full story

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