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When Volleyballs Attack: A Terrifying Tale

Monday, October 25, 2004 By: Alli Martin

This is a sad tale about volleyballs and heads. It all started during P.E. I was in Mr. Murphey’s class, playing volleyball. To begin, it was Wednesday. Oh, the dreaded Wednesday....
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Cell Phones:: Parents Vs. Teens

Monday, October 25, 2004 By: Stormie Knotts

Teenagers and parents are constantly quarreling over whether or not kids should get cell phones. Some parents, however, are as stubborn as mules and simply will not give their beloved children cell ph
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The Cuckoo Industry

Tuesday, October 26, 2004 By: Ophelia Yin

Who hasn’t seen the commercial with the psychopathic bird and the bizarre children? What if Cocoa Puffs really made you Cuckoo? Though this commercial was just a marketing device, what if it implied
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He’s Yellow,He Lives in a Pineapple,: And He’s About to be a Movie Star!

Tuesday, October 26, 2004 By: Carolyn Griner

Yes, it’s Spongebob Squarepants! You know, that yellow sponge that goes on stupid-funny adventures. Well, he’s hit the big time now! With the cartoon series, and the movie, Spongebob Squarepants : The
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Getting From Here To There: The “Twinkie” Way!

Tuesday, October 26, 2004 By: Micheala Ard

It’s a scorching afternoon, and you just got out of P.E. You walk across the long, treacherous halls, and you see it. Your beloved, large, yellow, “Twinkie” bus! Oh yeah, and of course, your ride hom
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The Low Carb Craze: Is the Atkins Way the Right Way?

Tuesday, October 26, 2004 By: Ryan Mattison

Carbs. Meat. Atkins. These are the three words that make up today’s American dieting. The new dieting craze that's sweeping the nation is the Atkins Dieting Program.
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Zoos: Are They Cool or are They Cruel

Tuesday, October 26, 2004 By: Trenton Grabowski

Click! This is your chance to get out. You bolt to the door of the cage right before the zookeeper closes it. “Whoa! You can’t go out there little fella,” exclaims the zookeeper. Loathing won’t get yo
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Carbs are Taking Over the World!

Tuesday, October 26, 2004 By: Sarah Davis

The low-carb diet is everywhere. All you need to do is walk down an aisle in a grocery store and you’ll see “No Carbohydrates!” and “Tips for a Low Carb Life,” and “Only One Net Carb!”
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The Effects Of T.V.: The Addicting Habit That's Sweeping Our Nation

Tuesday, October 26, 2004 By: Breanna Adams

T.V. is being abused in every way possible now. If people used it only for practical reasons it wouldn't be a problem. If they cut down T.V. watching to 1 hour a day, they could add a whole 6 days to
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Catherine Zeta-Jones: The Welsh Wonder

Tuesday, October 26, 2004 By: Nicholas Tomeo

Thousands of stage lights are beaming on her face. Twenty side dancers surround her as she sings in the flashing Chicago stage.
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Issue Date: Friday, October 15, 2004 Issue: Octobertwo Last Update: Friday, November 05, 2004

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What Does LATER and MAYBE Really Mean?

Friday, October 29, 2004 By Mikaela Willis

You know when you ask your parents to do something, or go somewhere, and they always tell you “Maybe later, honey.” What do “maybe” and “later” mean anyway? They tell us these things all the time, and

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Where Have All the Socks Gone?

Friday, October 29, 2004 By Molly Miller

They keep your feet warm on a cold winter day. They make every step a warm, fuzzy, luxury. Sometimes they are accompanied by a shoe. They give you love, but do you love them back?

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Catherine Zeta-Jones: The Welsh Wonder

Tuesday, October 26, 2004 By Nicholas Tomeo

Thousands of stage lights are beaming on her face. Twenty side dancers surround her as she sings in the flashing Chicago stage.

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The Poor and Unfortunate: Are Richer Americans Robbing Them of Homes?

Tuesday, October 26, 2004 By Stormie Knotts

The small, forlorn looking girl fingered the worn buttons on her faded dress as her mother pleaded with the wealthy and successful man in front of them. Just a few days earlier, she was overcome with

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Carbs are Taking Over the World!

Tuesday, October 26, 2004 By Sarah Davis

The low-carb diet is everywhere. All you need to do is walk down an aisle in a grocery store and you’ll see “No Carbohydrates!” and “Tips for a Low Carb Life,” and “Only One Net Carb!”

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Zoos: Are They Cool or are They Cruel

Tuesday, October 26, 2004 By Trenton Grabowski

Click! This is your chance to get out. You bolt to the door of the cage right before the zookeeper closes it. “Whoa! You can’t go out there little fella,” exclaims the zookeeper. Loathing won’t get yo

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Our Wonderfully Wacky World!: How Some People Don’t Always Use Common Sense!

Tuesday, October 26, 2004 By Micheala Ard

It’s the first trimester of the year. You have just gotten used to waking up early, and getting homework every night. You are stressing, staying up late, and getting up early.

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Proof That Congress Really Does Do Nothing All Day: The Outrageousness of Their Laws

Monday, October 25, 2004 By Taylor Cohan

This world is full of stupid people. Stupid people need stupid laws. Who knows when these laws will come in handy? Stupid people are very unpredictable. Here are a few of them:

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Restaurants: The Best of Orange County

Monday, October 25, 2004 By Stephanie Raymundo

In Orange County, it’s pretty hard to decide which type of food you want, or which restaurants to go to. There are so many choices...

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When Volleyballs Attack: A Terrifying Tale

Monday, October 25, 2004 By Alli Martin

This is a sad tale about volleyballs and heads. It all started during P.E. I was in Mr. Murphey’s class, playing volleyball. To begin, it was Wednesday. Oh, the dreaded Wednesday....

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