Embed This Article Tolerance for dummies [ArticleMedia] Thursday, August 17, 2006 By Juli Blachowiak For many people, being tolerant is easy.For others it is hard. The definition oftolerance is being accepting and open ofall races, religions and sexual orientations. full story >

Embed This Article How to manage your money [ArticleMedia] Thursday, August 17, 2006 By Calah Nakasone Debt is what you create from a credit transaction and are obligated to pay back. For many teens today, having debt means borrowing from the future in an attempt to live betterin the present. full story >

Embed This Article How to manage your time [ArticleMedia] Thursday, August 17, 2006 By Kelli-Rose Hooser Have you ever sat down at your desk and felt so overwhelmed you dreamed it would all just end? The piles of homework, the countless shifts at work, and the random sports and clubs that you belong to a full story >

Embed This Article How to give a helping hand [ArticleMedia] Thursday, August 17, 2006 By Jena Smalling “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt,” recited every Special Olympicathlete at the 2005 track and fi eld event held at Vidinah Stadium. Special Olympics is a world-wide org full story >

Embed This Article Encouraging words to aspiring dancers [ArticleMedia] Thursday, August 17, 2006 By Tayler Dabin It seems like it was just yesterday when I was introduced to a tall gorgeous woman with orchids in her long brown hair. Her name was Pua Kaholokula and she was very my fi rst kumu hula. full story >

Embed This Article Steps to making the right steps to college [ArticleMedia] Thursday, August 17, 2006 By Jena Smalling Deciding on what college to attend will probably be the biggest decision a senior in high school will make. There are so many aspects of the decision making process that it became overwhelming. There full story >

Embed This Article Pigs have rights too [ArticleMedia] Thursday, August 17, 2006 By Carly Snyder, contributing writer Imagine your dog was kept in a cage only a little bigger than itself so it could not eventurn around. Imagine your cat was kept in small quarters with 20 other cats and hadto fi ght for space. Imagine full story >

Embed This Article College: to go or not to go: Nope [ArticleMedia] Thursday, August 17, 2006 By Brian O'Brien From grammar school, I always knew that college came after high school. I was always taught that if you wanted to make money in life you needed to go to college. Going to college was always the ‘smart full story >

Embed This Article College: to go or not to go: Yes [ArticleMedia] Thursday, August 17, 2006 By Paige Blagg Ever since I started middle school, I’ve been thinking about college. Actually, it was in second grade, and my goal in life was to become a marine biologist. I knew that I wanted to work at the Monter full story >

Embed This Article Exchange student prepares to go home [ArticleMedia] Thursday, August 17, 2006 By Eddie Sanchiz Like most of you already know, I’m Eddie and I’m an exchange student from Spain. I got here at the end of August and, sadly, I’ll leave on June 12. I went to Island School and I lived with the Sakai f full story >

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