Stop vandalizing homecoming halls Thursday, September 29, 2005 By WE STRONGLY BELIEVE that homecoming halls are a tradition that should not be tampered with. full story

Sport with funny looking football becomes national phenomenon: Hard-hitting game finds long-sought prominence in schools Thursday, September 29, 2005 By Adam Purucker [ArticleImageHyperLink] While hockey fans heave a collective sigh of relief for the NHL’s recent return to sanity, another richly deserving yet locally obscure sport has been left to linger on the sidelines of American athle full story

Sloan keeps mind, ball out of gutter as nationally ranked bowler: Duckpin extraordinaire rolls to victory at dark end of White Oak Lanes Thursday, September 29, 2005 By Kim Coyle & Crystal Park Wrap your hand around a ball, lift your arm, release and — zoom! The three-pound ball goes crashing into the pins.When most people think of bowling, they think of late-night fun at the alley with pizz full story

Washington area infected with Nationals wild card fever: Montreal exiles find inviting home in friendly confines of RFK Stadium Thursday, September 29, 2005 By Aaron Kraut [ArticleImageHyperLink] Not since the Redskins left for the corporate monstrosity that is FedEx Field has RFK Stadium buzzed like it did this past summer during the inaugural season of the Washington Nationals. full story

Raffy’s ‘roid rage destroys fan’s faith in athletic role models, baseball Thursday, September 29, 2005 By Scott Stanfill [ArticleImageHyperLink] Baseball’s superstars of the last decade have been launching home runs faster than J-Lo has been going through guys. Unfortunately, this is causing fans to idolize athletes faker than Pamela Anderson. full story

For junior, self-esteem weakens in BHS weight room: In struggle to overcome his heavy burden, small white boy could use spotter, muscles, self-confidence Thursday, September 29, 2005 By Jake Feldman I am not strong. At all. I wish I were, but I definitely am not. I am trying to get buff, but I am scared. The weight room is, unquestionably, the most intimidating place in school. full story

Spectacular, hopeful season on horizon for dedicated JV boys’ soccer: Talented underclassman athletes bring promise for record-setting campaign Thursday, September 29, 2005 By Aaron Kraut [ArticleImageHyperLink] With the new season has come new promise to the Blake junior varsity soccer program, and the team is on its way to establishing itself as one of the best in school history. full story

NEWSBEATS Thursday, September 29, 2005 By SADD has announced its officers for the 2005-2006 school year. The president was named last year as senior Katie Grimm. Congratulations to newly-appointed co-vice presidents senior Gabbie Hurley and full story

Gas prices high; teens spirits low: Students’ wallets thin as result of Hurricane Katrina Thursday, September 29, 2005 By Grace Hwang & Kameko Jacobs As gas prices soar to record levels, the resulting effect on the Blake community has caused many to adapt their lifestyles in response to the change. full story

Young players gain experience with win over Wheaton Thursday, September 29, 2005 By Mevan Abey Despite a tough loss at home last week, the Bengals pounced on the Wheaton Knights, defeating them 27-6 September 15. full story

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