Voters ease school budget crisis Wednesday, March 17, 2004 By Justin Soanes, Editor in Chief [ArticleImageHyperLink] Clayton Valley’s athletic program along with the position of head custodian are still under the guillotine despite the passage of several statewide propositions.Prior to voters approving Propositions full story	Journals explain events leading up yo Cobain's death Wednesday, March 17, 2004 By Zoe Sullivan, Features Editor [ArticleImageHyperLink] “If you read, you’ll judge.” These are the words scribbled on a journal cover of the late Kurt Cobain, former vocalist of Nirvana and pioneer of the Seattle grunge scene.Cobain committed suicide on Ap full story
First-round game results in final game for seniors Wednesday, March 17, 2004 By Navid Sabahi, Staff Writer [ArticleImageHyperLink] For many of the Eagles team, Wednesday, March 3 marked the final game to be played of their high school career.The boys entered the North Coast Section tournament seeded fifth which was not good enoug full story	Filters filter education, not Internet Wednesday, March 17, 2004 By Talon Editorial [ArticleImageHyperLink] Users trying to access information for their upcoming report or project most likely cannot do so at CV.  The Internet Filtering system implemented by the Mt. Diablo Unified School District in August 2 full story
An afternoon at City Hall Wednesday, March 17, 2004 By Zoe Sullivan, Features Editor [ArticleImageHyperLink] Inside, dozens of homosexual couples are happily wed. Outside anti-gay protesters chant and hold their signs of damnation. These two worlds collide at City Hall in San Francisco. These marriages began full story	Gays to not lessen marriage's sanctity Wednesday, March 17, 2004 By Kristen Langford, News Editor [ArticleImageHyperLink] The debate over gay marriage in America has set off a political bomb. It is a heated topic that has found its way into the presidential race. Democratic candidates are constantly answering questions a full story
Tragedy on hockey rink prompts teen to re-evaluate life priorities Wednesday, March 17, 2004 By Justin Soanes, Editor in Chief [ArticleImageHyperLink] Nic Rotolo was playing in a typical, run-of-the-mill exhibition game with his San Jose Jr. Hockey AAA team on Feb. 5.Ice hockey is a physical sport, especially when it gets to that level of competitiv full story	Baseball hopes for championship Wednesday, March 17, 2004 By Scott Willis and Navid Sabahi, Staff Writers [ArticleImageHyperLink] Despite the loss of six starters, the majority of their pitching staff due to graduation and with their second consecutive NCS championship loss still in the recent past, the Eagles have started the 2 full story
Pomegranate's variety serves up a unique taste Wednesday, March 17, 2004 By Mike Maramag, Staff Writer [ArticleImageHyperLink] From Italian, American, Egyptian and Greek to pizza, kabobs, pasta and meat–Walnut Creek’s Pomegranate Mediterranean Cuisine has it all.Pomegranate is located on North Main Street and if you stumble a full story	Preschoolers teach students life lessons about caretaking Wednesday, March 17, 2004 By Natacha Correa, Staff Writer [ArticleImageHyperLink] Teenagers aren’t the only students on campus anymore.Toddlers have been coming to Clayton Valley for 13 years to Sarah Clark's Child Development class for preschool.This year, the children arrived at full story

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