Another Solid Season in the Books For Tennis Team: Three Racqueteers Head to State Individual's Seasons Over [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, May 15, 2007 By Jordan Yulich The returning state qualifiers hope to lead the tennis team to another state berth. full story

Softball Fights Weather: Season Unpredictable Because of Rain [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, May 15, 2007 By Sam Olker Partially into a softball season plagued by rain and muck, the softball team continues to stay focused through seemingly constant cancellations. The team’s undefeated start is credited to the leadersh full story

Scholarships: Student athletes take game to next level [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, May 14, 2007 By Jordan Yulich The athletes of the class of 2007 have over 18 scholarships this year, one in softball, one in wrestling, two in girls soccer, one in girls basketball, seven in football, two in baseball, one in cross full story

Track Sprints to Finish: Boys track looks for strong season end [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, May 14, 2007 By Mitch Colahan After a solid performance last season at the State track meet, this year’s boys track team came into this season with high hopes and so far they have fulfilled those hope with solid performances in al full story

Critiquing Education: Are Students Being Prepared For "Life"? [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, May 14, 2007 By Ben Lauridsen Students spend almost a third of their lives (assuming they don’t live until they’re 100) within the four walls of a school. Whether it is elementary, junior high, or high school, students spend eight full story

Marrying Too Young: A Line Needs to be Drawn Monday, May 14, 2007 By Sam Olker Marriage… marriage is something that girls dream about, and guys try to avoid. The stereotype of marriage is it happens between two people who are out of college and have their lives going on the righ full story

Noise: Destraction or a Silent Helper: MP3 crowding the halls and in classrooms [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, May 14, 2007 By Jordan Yulich The king of personal electronics for students is and always will be the MP3 or iPod. MP3s or iPods are becoming more and more popular as more media becomes avaliable. full story

A Senior's Goodbye: Free State Gets Easier as Time Goes By [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, May 14, 2007 By Sarah Rew When I entered the doors of Free State it was a little bit scary, but three years later, the doors have been open to me long enough. full story

Kickin' The Seniors Out of the Nest: Where the Fire Chicks are Going [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, May 14, 2007 By Tom V. Sarita Mahinay – Kansas City Art InstituteTed Heffner – Johnson County Community CollegeEmma King – University of KansasJennifer Brooks – University of North Carolina Chapel HillAmanda Vervynck – Hutc full story

Don't Bug Me...: I'm Working... Monday, May 14, 2007 By Tom V. I always do this. I procrastinate writing this column, and I am only saved by a complex combination of time travel and divine intervention. I couldn’t decide how to write my last column of the year so full story

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