Monday, March 23, 2009 By Cassidy Schmidt [ArticleImageHyperLink] Where's the limit of what one's brain can do?     It's common knowledge that humans supposedly use 10 percent of their brains, but what does that mean? If only 10 percent is used, then what about the other 90 percent? The truth is full story	Monday, March 23, 2009 By Chesley Faulkner [ArticleImageHyperLink] Orchestra goes to Chicago Every year the Orchestra takes a trip to show the young musicians music and art from all over. full story
Monday, March 23, 2009 By Cassidy Schmidt [ArticleImageHyperLink] Color Your Education At Topeka West, there are four colors seen by students on the walls: brick red, royal purple, gray, and of course white. While the colors may take their various tones, a question has always remained. full story	Monday, March 23, 2009 By Emily Park and Caitlin Morrissey [ArticleImageHyperLink] Spring sports outlooks Spring sports have just kicked off in Chargerland. Although practices just began Monday, March 2, coaches have high expectations for their teams this season. full story
Monday, March 23, 2009 By Jose Hernandez [ArticleImageHyperLink] Goal not reached due to lack of involvement Many of you see them around campus; they’re dress in all green and have those hats. They are the AJROTC cadets of our school. Cadets this year seem to have been lagging in their involvement in JROTC. full story	Monday, March 23, 2009 By Jose Hernandez [ArticleImageHyperLink] Journalists qualify for State contest The newspaper staff attended the annual KSPA competition. The categories entered in for the competition were sports photography, feature photography, yearbook layout design, news writing, feature writ full story
Monday, March 23, 2009 By Courtney Miller [ArticleImageHyperLink] U.S. mail cutting back delivery day “Neither rain nor sleet nor the dark of night will keep them from their appointed route,” but soon finances may prevent the mail from being delivered full story	Monday, March 23, 2009 By Kelsey Tinoco [ArticleImageHyperLink] Spring Break: Has the economy affected student travel? The economy has taken a turn for the worse and it’s hitting everybody in one way or another. The effects ripple from the upper class all the way down to the lower class. It’s screwing up the housings full story
Monday, March 23, 2009 By Savannah Abbott Where’s George? FInd out how far your money has traveled Where’s George (www.wheresgeorge.com) is a website that lets you track down dollar bills through circulation. You can register your own dollar or if you have one that has been registered see where it full story	Monday, March 23, 2009 By Savannah Abbott and Erin Kelly [ArticleImageHyperLink] Teacher and student Facebook relationships-Are these relations appropriate? Facebook is a social networking website that connects your with anybody who has an account. Where is the line drawn when students start networking with teachers? For those who have an account, F full story

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