Tuesday, May 03, 2005 By Dominique Johnson [ArticleImageHyperLink] The Generations of Slang: The 90's: Today’s young people weren’t the first to have their own language. 1990’sTalk to the handBling-BlingAs ifBangin’Chillin’FlyHomeyPhatDa BombWhackYou Go BoyAll that and a bag of chipsHolla Back Youngin’WhoodyCornballKickin’ itToe up from the floor up full story	Tuesday, May 03, 2005 By Dominique Johnson [ArticleImageHyperLink] The Generations of Slang: The 80's: Today’s young people weren’t the first to have their own language. 1980’sDufusSolidHomeboyAwesomeFunkyCribDweebFreshFive OBadBodaciousBogusDorkWhassupTubularBarneyBrodyChill full story
Tuesday, May 03, 2005 By Dominique Johnson [ArticleImageHyperLink] The Generations of Slang: The 70's: Today’s young people weren’t the first to have their own language. 1970’sDy-no-miteJive turkeyFar out Man!Check ya laterOutta SightRight On!GroovyRighteousGravyFoxyPsychedelicI can dig itBossCheck ya laterI hear thatLet’s bookHeavyZoot full story	Tuesday, May 03, 2005 By Dominique Johnson [ArticleImageHyperLink] The Generations of Slang: The 60's: Today’s young people weren’t the first to have their own language. 1960’s Daddy-OHipJamHunkLaterStudGimme some skinGoing SteadyCopaseticBoogieBurn RubberI’m gonna crashFreak outCruisin’SpazKisseeApeBrody Out full story
Tuesday, May 03, 2005 By Dominique Johnson SLANGUAGEWhat Kids are Sayinga Slang Glossary oxy: Hype; a term used for fighting or conflictHey Ma: Term used by males to approach an attractive female What’s Poppin’, or What’s Crackin’: Used in greeting Gully: Tough, fearlessWhat’s Good: Hell full story	Tuesday, May 03, 2005 By Dominique Johnson [ArticleImageHyperLink] SLANGUAGEExploring the Language of Youth Slang is a kind of language occurring chiefly in casual and playful speech, made up typically of short lived coinages and figures of speech that are deliberately used in place of standard terms for ad full story
Tuesday, May 03, 2005 By Kate Vasconi [ArticleImageHyperLink] Thinking SportsThe Agony of Being an A's Fan It’s hard being an Oakland A’s fan. I’m sure it hasn’t always been that way, but it is now. Red Sox fans moan and groan about how hard they have it, but every year they are right in the thick of fre full story	Monday, May 02, 2005 By Michelle Ng A Sister Act Hits the Courts: The Restrepo sisters have become the newest doubles pairing in girls’ tennis. There’s ying and yang, Venus and Serena, and then there’s Nicole and Angelique Restrepo, two sisters on the varsity tennis team. The siblings play third doubles together on the team. As sisters, they full story
Monday, May 02, 2005 By Catherine Kirk Crowd Turnout Leaves Much to be Desired: The term ‘home field advantage’ means little to Warrior athletes without the fan support to make the new field worthwhile. Over 3,000 people populate the hallways of Curtis, and approximately 50% of students are involved in school related sports or clubs. Curtis pride is important; shirts, sweatshirts, pants, buttons, and full story	Monday, May 02, 2005 By Catherine Kirk Crowd Turnout Leaves Much to be Desired: The term ‘home field advantage’ means little to Warrior athletes without the fan support to make the new field worthwhile. Over 3,000 people populate the hallways of Curtis, and approximately 50% of students are involved in school related sports or clubs. Curtis pride is important; shirts, sweatshirts, pants, buttons, and full story

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