Embed This Article Signing up: As 18-year-olds register, war raises concern about a draft [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, May 18, 2004 By Alicia Berta and Wendy Walters With the Sept. 11 attacks and the invasion in Iraq, there has been talk about bringing back the draft as a part of the “war on terrorism.” full story >

Embed This Article Hi-Tech cheating via cellulars: Students take advantage of new communications [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, May 18, 2004 By Renee Simpson It isn’t unfamiliar to see teenagers yakking on their cell phones while carrying on with their daily lives. Going shopping, cruising in their cars — teenagers take advantage of new technological oppor full story >

Embed This Article Emotions mixed about Big Brother: Cameras on Campus raise questions about Orwellian society [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, May 18, 2004 By Lindsay Barnhart In the classic novel 1984, Orwell depicts the horrors of man’s fate in a society where Big Brother is always watching — where everything that is not prohibited is compulsory. full story >

Embed This Article A new athletic oppportunity is here: Lacrosse is the latest sport to reach Lincoln [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, May 18, 2004 By Alicia Berta wih Joe Rice Senior Joel Pollock saw a lacrosse game on television last summer. He had played hockey, a game similar to lacrosse, for seven years. He now plays goalie for Lincoln’s first lacrosse team. Pollock lik full story >

Embed This Article The Perfect Date: Barbie's dating life isn't exactly modern [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, May 18, 2004 By Wendy Walters Girls love to play with their Barbies. What they love about them is that they can put the dolls in any situation they dream. Even the prom. full story >

Embed This Article The PassionBelieving is seeing [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, May 18, 2004 By Alicia Berta Being born and raised in a Catholic family, I have heard the story of Jesus Christ time and time again. I always felt grateful for what Christ did for me, but I never fully imagined the pain he went t full story >

Embed This Article Tennis Trauma: Being a tennis player isn't all that it is cracked up to be [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, May 18, 2004 By Jane Katte I was first introduced to the sport when, as a small child, my parents would occasionally flip through the channels and stop to watch two adults run around and, amid disturbingly loud grunts, try to s full story >

Embed This Article Math Vs. Sports: Student finds importance in a another kind of team: math club [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, May 18, 2004 By Gloria Gauding I’m sitting in a classroom at a Mu Alpha Theta competition; there are 60 minutes to complete the geometry test. I feel a rush as my fingers rapaciously prod my calculator, and my brain tries to dodge full story >

Embed This Article Get ready for adventure: Drama department stages first murder-mystery dinner theatre [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, May 18, 2004 By Alicia Berta with Tabitha Najour There has never been a murder-mystery dinner theatre at Lincoln. However, this spring the drama department will present Virginia Jones and the Inca Revenge. full story >

Embed This Article It's now a 'hands-on' fear factor: One editor comes face-to-face with her phobia of snakes [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, May 18, 2004 By Renee Simpson “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” A simple, but moving statement President Franklin D. Roosevelt said during his inauguration speech in 1932. full story >

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