Monday, June 05, 2006 By [ArticleImageHyperLink] Ade Adeoso argest track and field meets in the United States. The Penn Relays has occurred every year since 1896, and is hosted on the Franklin Field at The University of Pennsylvania. Over 15,000 runners from h full story	Monday, June 05, 2006 By [ArticleImageHyperLink] Spinning Your Way to a Healthy Body : Curtis is considering a new gym option for next term: Spin Class. In today’s world, with obesity reaching epidemic proportions, exercising has become a prominent necessity. At least 30 minutes of exercise each day can not only help one stay in shape but also helps s full story
Monday, June 05, 2006 By Caitlin Ekelund [ArticleImageHyperLink] Don’t Forget to Catch Kingdom Hearts II: The whole gang is back for the second installment of this game. Kingdom Hearts II is the long-awaited sequel to the popular games Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories. Kingdom Hearts is a cross between the Disney movies and the Final Fantasy movies full story	Monday, June 05, 2006 By Laura Cala [ArticleImageHyperLink] Do You YouTube.com? Television programs, such as E-Network’s, “The Soup” and Bravo’s, “Web Junk” are based solely on clips from the online video emporium YouTube.com, where thousands of clips from television shows, music full story
Monday, June 05, 2006 By Ally Cossack [ArticleImageHyperLink] Bamboozle’s Battle of the Bands: With six stages, sixty different bands and two days of non-stop jamming, Bamboozle was a big hit. Even at 9:00AM, there were emo kids waiting at the gate, all decked out in studded belts, snazzy haircuts, and tight pants. At 11:30 the gates were raised and the two-day music festival, Bamboozle 20 full story	Monday, June 05, 2006 By Catherine Kirk [ArticleImageHyperLink] Who’s Enforcing the Rules? Rules are the rules. When Mom says that curfew is at 10:00, then you make sure you’re standing at the door at exactly ten. But Dad is a bit more lenient; he might let 10:30 slide. When neither are hom full story
Monday, June 05, 2006 By Charles Biada [ArticleImageHyperLink] Mayor Bloomberg, Phone Home: The new mobile scanning program is ineffective and a waste of time. In mid-April, Mayor Michael Bloomberg launched a mobile scanning program to prevent illegal weapons from entering New York City public schools. The new program involves a team of trained NYPD officers full story	Monday, June 05, 2006 By [ArticleImageHyperLink] The Weather Man: Alumni Matthew Regozo comes back to school as an administrative assistant. The inspirational Warrior, Matthew Regozo, has returned to Curtis as a staff member. Matthew, the intelligent, conscientious, and compassionate student is a member of the Curtis family once more. Mat full story
Monday, June 05, 2006 By [ArticleImageHyperLink] Afterburner Turns Up the Heat: Coming for an encore performance, Afterburner makes a stop at Curtis. The United States Air Force band came to Curtis on April 25 to show off some unexpected talent. This military based band, Afterburner, performed for students and faculty. To everyone’s surprise, they full story	Monday, June 05, 2006 By Rosey Hyder [ArticleImageHyperLink] MYSPACE.COMA Place for Friends? The time of e-mail is quickly coming to a close, meekly surrendering to the latest craze of the cyber world—MySpace. MySpace is a networking site where members can create profiles and leave comments full story

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