Embed This Article Motocross rider crosses checkered flag: Junior wins national championship, hopes to compete professionally [ArticleMedia] Friday, April 27, 2007 By Taylor Torrence Tumbleweeds roll across the loose earth and through clouds of fine dust. Joshua trees dot the landscape. The motocross course is like another world. full story >

Embed This Article Self-focus blinds morals: Bono's speech pinpoints society's flaws, gives advice [ArticleMedia] Friday, April 27, 2007 By Kara Linkowski “Every age has its massive moral blind spots," U2 lead singer Bono, said. "We might not see them, but our children will." full story >

Embed This Article Alumnus blends art, literature: Jamie Meadows, '93, displays selected pieces at Azusa Pacific, continues career [ArticleMedia] Friday, April 27, 2007 By Perri Potigian As many alumni have discovered, life after high school is often filled with chances for success. Few grasp possible opportunities, but Jamie Meadows believes she has. full story >

Embed This Article Class questions math relevance: Math teacher believes any problem applies to real life, some fail to see purpose [ArticleMedia] Friday, April 27, 2007 By Suzanna Quiring Leadership students sit around a table and plan an event. They scribble costs on a sheet of paper: If buses can be rented for x, the photographer costs y and the dinner costs z, how much should they c full story >

Embed This Article Twelve Kingdoms translation blurs text: Fuyumi Ono begins series, language barrier complicates plot [ArticleMedia] Friday, April 27, 2007 By Chelsea Joy I should have known that Fuyumi Ono's Japanese novel, The Twelve Kingdoms: The Sea of Shadows was a dangerous weekend read. full story >

Embed This Article Earth Day advances recycling: Celebration aims to promote conservation through family activities [ArticleMedia] Friday, April 27, 2007 By Michelle Rose The Department of Conservation (DOC) found Californians from January-July have recycled 5.8 billion bottles and c full story >

Embed This Article Pacemaker nomination suggests summer improvement: Feather editors travel to Denver, accept plaque [ArticleMedia] Friday, April 20, 2007 By The Feather Staff Over 300 campus newspapers from 45 states competed for months for the right to be called the best high school publications in the country. And while only nine online finalists were recognized at the J full story >

Embed This Article Teen 'wiring' limits analytic ability: Adolescents lack real world experience, brain undergoes development [ArticleMedia] Friday, April 20, 2007 By Feather Staff Throughout adolescence relationships crumble, schoolwork increases, college approaches and family issues arise. The seemingly simple problems of life can be difficult for teenagers to cope with. full story >

Embed This Article Campus fights math battle: CSU sponsors Math Field Day, 70-100 FC students compete [ArticleMedia] Friday, April 20, 2007 By Benjamin Dang Instead of spending their weekend lounging around with friends, students will attend the annual California State University (CSU) sponsored Math Field Day at Fresno State on April 21 at 8:30 A.M. Stud full story >

Embed This Article Last Mimzy limits potential: New box office addition appeals to kids, encourages intellectual development [ArticleMedia] Friday, April 20, 2007 By Brittany Lauber A box of toys appears on the beach to be discovered by two children. What they come to use them for, however, becomes much more than an adolescent's game. In The Last Mimzy, released on March 23, t full story >

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