Prom Promise...Will you really keep it? Friday, May 20, 2005 By Sheryl Phillips full story  Please keep your promise on prom night.

Prom Promise... yeah, right.: I'd call it another chance to lie. Friday, May 20, 2005 By Jen Hewett full story  Some students who have signed the prom promise really haven't promised anything at all...

Down and Out:: The Capitol's (And Nation's) Homeless Epidemic Thursday, May 12, 2005 By Jen Hewett full story  While traveling through Washington, D.C. recently, I couldn’t help but notice it. Not the beautiful landscapes, towering monuments or the White House, but the capitol’s homeless epidemic.

Serving in Mexico Tuesday, May 10, 2005 By Markie Peterson and Rachel Tipper full story  This article is narrorated by two of the Newspaper staff, who went down to Mexico this spring for a service project. It explains a couple of the amazing experiences that happened down there, as well a

No Mo Nihon-Go: The Japanese Program is on it's knees. Tuesday, May 10, 2005 By Markie Peterson full story  Unless you are a student in the Japanese language program, or you know someone in the class, you probably don’t know that the class was canceled for next year. That’s right, from here on out, as of no

Where did everything go? Tuesday, May 10, 2005 By Shane Mitts full story  Fads, In now and out later. That's how it works right? you spend your money on the "cool" stuff that everyone else has but they just bought it because someone else had it. its takes everyone else havi

It was just a word...it didn't mean anything Tuesday, May 10, 2005 By Kendra Liljenquist full story  In a nation so concsious of being politically correct it is a wonder how racial comments, aka words of hate, are still spoken so freely without ever thinking of the harm that is truly being done.

New Boundaries for the Big Screen Wednesday, May 04, 2005 By Leigha Woodhead and Kylee Stein full story  Walking into a movie theater I was expecting to watch a film without difficulty. It had an R rating. Since I was of age, I brought my license to prove I was seventeen. Walking up to buy my ticket they

It's More Than Just a Sip of Java Wednesday, May 04, 2005 By Rachel Tipper full story  One of the few things you see on campus every day is someone walking to their class with a Starbucks or some other form of coffee. This generation of teenagers has become consumed by coffee.

[ArticleImageHyperLink] The Field Trip of the Year Wednesday, May 04, 2005 By Dustin Glenn full story  Tidepools and Whale Watching

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