Pizza Rock: where you can get three courses in one Monday, March 14, 2011 By Mary-Clare Bosco Sharing is the norm with Pizza Rock’s Romano style pizzas. These pizzas have three “courses” all served on one long rectangular pizza: appetizer, main course, and "dessert." full story

If you've read 'I am Number Four,' you should see the movie too [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, March 14, 2011 By Patrick Talamantes “That movie totally ruined the book!” is something that often comes up in conversation after seeing a movie based on a book. It's not true for "I am Number Four." full story

Seniors have special lunch to resolve class rift [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, March 14, 2011 By Madeleine Wright The senior class convened in the library during lunch for what teacher Patricia Dias described as some “quiet time” on Feb. 14 and 15. full story

'Das German Techno Squad' voted most memorable talent-show act Monday, March 14, 2011 By Kamira Patel Singing, playing instruments, cultural and modern dancing, and Rubik’s Cube competitions— these are some of the many acts performed in the annual talent show. But many chose Das German Techno Squad as full story

Captivating children isn’t as easy as it looks: alumna brings folktale characters to life Monday, March 14, 2011 By Lauren Taylor Caroline McAlister, ’78, has created worlds where men battle water beasts, where Ernest Hemingway’s cats can talk, where bears eat fast food and “get fat,” and where Cinderella lives in India. full story

Geography, the new Sudoku: 'educational" gaming site Sporcle grows popular Monday, March 14, 2011 By Margaret Whitney From Word Scrambles and Riddles, to Countries of Europe, Shakespeare plays, and Games by Cupcake, Sporcle has it all. full story

No cable, no problem: Hulu unchallenged in battle for online television supremacy [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, March 14, 2011 By Yanni Dahmani Among the main free legal online sites, like Fancast, SideReel and CastTV, Hulu is the best. Here's why. full story

Meals on wheels: Chef Jeff rates region’s taco trucks Monday, March 14, 2011 By Jeffrey Caves While taco trucks have always been a staple of the food scene in areas with large Mexican populations, they are only now registering on the gourmet scene. Columnist Jeffrey Caves tries three of them. full story

Breakthrough teacher inspires students by dressing like Atticus Finch Monday, March 14, 2011 By Chris Thompson It's not uncommon to see Breakthrough teachers and students parading around campus in brightly colored costumes. But seeing a teacher dressed like a lawyer from the 1930s is unusual. full story

Orchids and Onions [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, March 14, 2011 By Ian Cardle Orchids to. . .the students who kept the quad clean and left a good impression on the WASC members during their evaluation. Keep up the fine work! full story

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