Girls Tennis: Unfortunate Loss Against Ocean View Monday, October 13, 2008 By Alyce Espitia Girls Tennis had an upsetting game against Ocean View with a score of 4-14. Despite their defeat Kelly and Clara Nguyen, both singles players, had a great match winning two out of three games after be full story

St. Joseph’s Cancer Center for Treatment and Prevention: Interview With Nancy Harris Monday, October 13, 2008 By Angela Kapiloff There has been a new break through in the treatment and prevention of cancer and its right here Orange County. St. Joseph’s Cancer Treatment and Prevention Center has recently been completed and can full story

Girls Volleyball: Orange Girls Volleyball Dominates Against Saddleback Friday, October 10, 2008 By Samantha Eitner Girl’s volleyball defeated Saddleback at home, it was the Panthers first league win of the year. full story

Boys Waterpolo: La Quinta is No Match for Orange Friday, October 10, 2008 By Annie Maize Orange boys waterpolo played La Quinta in a nail bitter of a game. full story

Poetry And Art: Poetry and Art are Alive and Well at Orange High Friday, October 10, 2008 By Pauline Zuniga I know I left those words stale in the air,And I know I seem heartless but trust me I care.I heard your tears and they shattered like glass,It broke my heart but I can't take it back.I feel your pain full story

Bland Tea Without Lemon: Review of Gameshows Friday, October 10, 2008 By Samantha Eitner and Sarah Norton Wheel-of-FortuneThe basic game of hangman with a twist is definitely one of the classic game shows. Three contestants compete against each other to solve the puzzle by guessing letter by letter until full story

Cross Country: This Past Thursday Orange High's Cross Country Goes Against Ocean View Friday, October 10, 2008 By Sarah Norton Orange High School runs circles around Ocean View. full story

Egyptian Art: Pharohs are Depicted in Ways that Show Their Importance and Status Friday, October 10, 2008 By Dorian Romero Egyptian art has influenced both Greek and Roman art. Egyptian art was very rigid in style, displaying pharaohs in a noble and proper posture. It remained this way for about 2500 years (3000-500 BCE). full story

Lynn's Lines: The Robot Monkeys Are Coming! Friday, October 10, 2008 By Lynn Lai If anyone has ever had Mr. Ryan as a teacher, they know he is convinced the world will someday be ruled by robot monkeys. Others believe the world will be ruled by robots created with artificial intel full story

Random Panther: With Senior Jake Blakey Friday, October 10, 2008 By Jake Helm and Monique Rosales The Reflector interviews senior, Jake Blakey full story

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