First PersonSenior Hannah Marlin Reflects On Winning, Losing, And Palisades Monday, March 19, 2007 By It gives me a weird sense of nostalgia to look back on my four years at Uni and see how far girls’ soccer has come. Back in the 2003-04 season, my freshman year, I remember losing to Palisades 7-0, a full story

“We Are The Real Champions”: Despite Outplaying Palisades In Invitational Final, Referee’s Poor Decision Ends LadyCats’ Season Monday, March 19, 2007 By Seth Roberts The girls’ soccer season ended in disappointing fashion on March 3, as the Palisades Dolphins benefited from a controversial penalty kick to beat the LadyCats 2-1 in the Los Angeles Invitational final full story

Boys’ Tennis Struggles [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, March 19, 2007 By Navid Foruzan The boys’ varsity tennis team has gotten off to a slow start this season, with a 1-4 overall record and a three-match losing streak in league matches. However, recent losses to Westchester and Palisad full story

Varsity Baseball Starts Off With A Bang At Verdugo Hills Monday, March 19, 2007 By Klementina Pavlova The varsity baseball season opened with a solid win at Verdugo Hills. It proved to be a hard fought matchup in which the Wildcats showed a lot of resiliency in a dramatic come-from-behind victory. full story

Spikers’ Season Is Looking Up Despite Tough Beginning Monday, March 19, 2007 By Ben Haber and Seth Roberts The boys’ volleyball team, despite returning four starters from last year, started their season off slowly last week. They badly lost their first two games to rivals Palisades and Venice. The team c full story

Coulter Courts Controversy [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, March 19, 2007 By Andrew Elliott At this year’s Conservative Political Action Conference, columnist Ann Coulter did what she does best: rile people up with outrageous comments. This time, she closed her speech with a joke about Democ full story

High Competitiveness of College Acceptances Should Push Seniors to Look into Other Schools Monday, March 19, 2007 By SATs: 2350, GPA: 4.45: extracurricular: too many to count. Is that you? If not, you may not be college material, or at least it all too often seems. full story

Survey Chooses Wrong Scapegoat In Youth Athletic Problems [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, March 19, 2007 By Seth Roberts Athletes have been bending the rules of sports since the inception of athletics as a legitimate pastime, but a recent survey conducted by the Character Counts! program shows that the poor values and e full story

Electricidad: Electricidad Stuns Audiences Monday, March 19, 2007 By Brittany Self A cast of 12 performed the production Electricidad to an ecstatic audience in Stivelman Theatre on March 9-10. Electricidad is a remake of the ancient Greek play Elecktra. full story

D's Days: All Stoked Up For Spring Break Monday, March 19, 2007 By Devon Irete It’s pretty apparent—spring break is rapidly approaching. We’re all thinking about it, teachers and students alike. What might these nine days hold for us; a vacation to Grandma’s house, a road trip t full story

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