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Michael Phelps:DUI: Perfect Swimmer is not so Perfect

Friday, December 10, 2004 By: Ophelia Yin

Six-time Olympic medalist and adored swimmer was charged for drinking and driving in Salisbury, Maryland on Thursday, November 4th.
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Ron Artest vs. Angry Piston Fans: A Night of Chaos

Friday, December 10, 2004 By: Amanda Lubisich

The fans are lined up outside of the Palace of Auburn Hills in Detroit to receive their tickets for the exciting Pistons vs. Pacers game. Row by row, the stadium is filled with people waiting to enjoy
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Music in the Movies

Tuesday, December 14, 2004 By: Emma Strand

Have you ever really listened to the music in a movie? No, really listened to it? Not many of us realize all the effort that goes into making the music to a movie.
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Headed Towards STARDOM:: Exclusive Interview With Someone Who Got The Chance To Be A Movie Extra

Tuesday, December 14, 2004 By: Stormie K. and Sarah D.

Have you ever wanted to be a MOVIE STAR? The blinding spotlight, the applauding fans, the FREE STUFF? Well, we’re about to interview Molly M., a girl who is on the way there - baby step by baby step!
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Steroids in Major League Baseball: A Growing Problem

Wednesday, January 05, 2005 By: Tyler Thompson

Is it acceptable for Major League baseball players to use steroids? Should it be legal? Is it fair to earlier baseball players such as Lou Gherig, Babe Ruth, Roger Marris, Mickie Mantle, and Joe Dimma
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Modern Communication: For Better or For Worse

Wednesday, January 05, 2005 By: Amanda Lee

Our ways of communication have significantly improved over the years due to modern conveniences. A long time ago we were mailing letters by horseback and then the postage
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The Dubs are Coming!

Monday, January 10, 2005 By: Molly Miller

A word you might not be familiar with is the word "dub", which to people who love manga, like myself, are disgusted upon hearing. A dub to us is a good anime that the television stations of America ha
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Martin Luther King Jr.

Tuesday, January 11, 2005 By: Hillary Lam

Martin Luther King Jr. is man who made a big impact on the fight against segregation and prejudice. He delivered the famous speech called *“I Have a Dream.” This amazing man has a holiday on his bir
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Aftermath of a Tragedy: What Can YOU do?

Tuesday, January 11, 2005 By: Ophelia Yin

After the devastating natural disaster in South Asia, everyone has heard of the tsunami that killed over 150,000 people. Yet we go on with our lives, happy and thankful that it wasn’t us. Don’t you th
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Issue Date: Tuesday, December 07, 2004 Issue: DecemberTwo Last Update: Wednesday, February 02, 2005

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Features

TV Show Review:: FullMetal Alchemist

Monday, January 10, 2005 By Alyssa Domagalski

While flipping through TV channels one night, I happen to run across an awesome show! It was called FullMetal Alchemist. Airing on Cartoon Network on Thursdays at 12: 30 a.m., or if you have a satelli

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Rattlebacks: Strange But True

Wednesday, January 05, 2005 By Trenton Grabowski

Rattlebacks. What are they? A Rattleback is a half-ellipsoid object that was made in a certain way that it will only spin in one direction.

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Modern Communication: For Better or For Worse

Wednesday, January 05, 2005 By Amanda Lee

Our ways of communication have significantly improved over the years due to modern conveniences. A long time ago we were mailing letters by horseback and then the postage

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Headed Towards STARDOM:: Exclusive Interview With Someone Who Got The Chance To Be A Movie Extra

Tuesday, December 14, 2004 By Stormie K. and Sarah D.

Have you ever wanted to be a MOVIE STAR? The blinding spotlight, the applauding fans, the FREE STUFF? Well, we’re about to interview Molly M., a girl who is on the way there - baby step by baby step!

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A True Story: A Dog’s Fur Can Cure Diseases

Tuesday, December 14, 2004 By Ada Li

A few years ago, a man lay dying in his house. He was diagnosed with third degree lung problems. There was no cure, none at all. About the same time, his neighbor bought a dog from the nearby pet shop

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Music in the Movies

Tuesday, December 14, 2004 By Emma Strand

Have you ever really listened to the music in a movie? No, really listened to it? Not many of us realize all the effort that goes into making the music to a movie.

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All By Yourself: The Anti-social Society

Tuesday, December 14, 2004 By Ryan Mattison

The kids sitting by themselves. You never want to be one of them, and yet Americans seem to be becoming less and less social. Friends aren’t among the top priorities anymore. Homework, video games, co

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Writer’s Block

Friday, December 10, 2004 By Molly Miller

Everyone gets writer’s block.For those who do not know, “writer’s block” is the thing you get when you are faced with the task of writing a story or article and can’t seem to think of anything.

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Boba: The Squishy Drink

Friday, December 10, 2004 By Ophelia Yin

Boba is a plump tapioca “pearl” loved by millions of people around the world. These translucent, black orbs are put into a number of drinks such as tapioca milk tea, bubble tea, and nai cha.

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