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Poetic Proverbs Wednesday, May 30, 2007 By Danielle A rolling stone will gather no moss, but too many cooks may spoil the broth But to have a friend, first one you must be; to be so, recall, beauty’s only skin deep A leopard cannot change his spot full story >
America’s Next Top Model Tuesday, May 29, 2007 By Norhan McNasty Former Victoria’s Secret supermodel Tyra Banks started hosting her reality show called America’s Next Top Model in May of 2003. The first “cycle” consisted of ten women competing for a $100,000 modeli full story >
Seeking-Out Your Staff!!!!!: FLEX Teacher -- Mr. Peterson Tuesday, May 29, 2007 By the JAM 1. Q: How did you get started teaching? A: I started teaching as a substitute for many districts in Phoenix. 2. Q: What is your dream occupation? A: I’m in it. I’m here. I have arrived. 3. Q: What full story >
Of Living in an Unjust and Otherwise Perverse Planet Tuesday, May 29, 2007 By Danielle …But there are good people in this world. There are those extraordinary individuals who strive to create rather than destroy. There are heroic ones who fight with throbbing valor until there’s no stre full story >
Seeking-Out Your Staff!!!!!: The PRINCIPAL!!! Tuesday, May 29, 2007 By Alisa, Madison, and Juliana 1. Q: How did you become principal? A: I went through extensive interviews with the district office, the superintendent, the staff, the in-place principal, and parents. 2. Q: What do you like most a full story >
Ms. Brown: --an interview Tuesday, May 29, 2007 By the JAM 1. Q: What is your favorite perk that comes with the job? A: Seeing kids learning, the light bulb going off. 2. Q: How many years have you been teaching? A: 28.4 3. Q: Did you always teach at this full story >
Sigma Math Club Essay Tuesday, May 29, 2007 By Patrick Most things in our lives depend on mathematics. Our cities, buildings, cars, airplanes, structures, roads, ships, space shuttles, bridges, trains, satellites, and much, much more. Almost all enginee full story >
Daily ParagraphMushrooms Tuesday, May 29, 2007 By Niall Here is the daily (or not so daily) paragraph. Today’s topic is MUSHROOMS. You may be wondering why I am writing about a mushroom… so am I…… Most people don’t realise this but mushrooms play an import full story >
Darth Vader: Vader is innocent; it was that evil Gremlin Yoda… Tuesday, May 29, 2007 By Niall See now, this is an average act of Yoda, mauling small children and stealing sheep. Don’t forget trying to take over the Republican Empire while ripping off people by jacking people’s stuff from Yodab full story >
Spider-Man 3 Tuesday, May 29, 2007 By Princess Lilyhammer Spidey’s back, but a mysterious symbiotic substance has attached itself to him. Now he must defeat the powers of darkness and three new villains, while sorting out his personal problems. The storylin full story >
How to Make the World Not Want to Kill Us! Wednesday, May 02, 2007 By Joshua There is something that has plagued the American people since the Second World War. We have been charged with being selfish slobs that are too rich for their own good. Pretty much the countries of the full story >
Summer, Here We Come! Monday, April 23, 2007 By Jessica Are you going on vacation this summer? Taking any flights? Driving anywhere? I know how hard it is to pack everything you need into the little suitcase your mom is limiting you to. It is especially ha full story >
How to Look Stylish! Monday, April 23, 2007 By Uncle Fester Well, first off you’re going to need to lose that rat-tail. Now that we have that settled, we can begin. When shopping for clothes, you shouldn’t just buy what you think looks cute. Make sure you try full story >
The Abridgement of Human Intelligence Monday, April 23, 2007 By Danielle A long time ago in 19th Century France a writer by the name of Victor Hugo wrote an inspired bit of work entitled Les Miserables. Or perhaps "bit" is an understatement. This brilliant portrayal of Fre full story >
Nameless Moon Friday, April 20, 2007 By Danielle Far out in the galaxy lies a small, seemingly insignificant solar system. Within this gaggle of celestial bodies, there are eight known planets (Because some losers who call themselves scientists deci full story >
Global Warming is Putting Bush on the Spot Friday, April 20, 2007 By Dani Fanny Over the past few years, global warming has become a very prominent issue in our country and around the world. With specials all over the television and Al Gore promoting its importance in auditoriums full story >
Hug a Tree! : Do it. Friday, April 20, 2007 By Danielle Every year on April 22, a multitude of people make resolutions to help their blessed environment. Little children make paper trees in class, older students write articles for their class newspapers, a full story >
Don Imus: An opinion. Friday, April 20, 2007 By Dani Fanny In recent weeks, Don Imus has—yet again—sparked a state of national outrage with his racial slurs and sexist comments. While the anger towards him is understandable, I do believe that there is also full story >
Poachers: --Still a Major Problem in Africa Friday, April 20, 2007 By Dani Fanny When people think of animals in serious danger of extinction, the first things that probably come to mind are bald eagles, wild dogs, and snow leopards. Poaching and hunting have pushed these species full story >
Earth Day Friday, April 20, 2007 By Michelle Earth day, Earth day, “Such a wonderful day,” The Earth would say. “Such a wonderful day to laugh and play, Especially in the land of Paraguay!” You can play in Paraguay on a Wednesday, Or any o full story >