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  • New world "four" exchange students

    Friday, October 05, 2007 By: David Esber

    English, math, science, history, clubs and sports. For most Hoover High School students, life in general seems stressful. But for students from other countries, the experience is intensified and in a

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  • Privilege period falls short of student expectations

    Friday, October 05, 2007 By: Natalie Casper

    The words “high school” and “recess” are usually not associated with each other. However, with the new addition of a privilege period in most upperclassmen’s schedules, the idea of a “recess” from cla

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  • News in Brief

    Friday, October 05, 2007 By: Erin Druga

    -The 2007 Homecoming Court consisted of freshmen Alison Grandjean and Zach Fashbaugh, sophomores Shelby Braybon and Robin Guiler, juniors Mike Chryssos and Haley Tavallali, and seniors Danni Bair, Jac

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  • Student Profile: Rachel Cash: "It's fun to bes omeone I'm not for a day"

    Friday, October 05, 2007 By: Kelsey Stults

    Many teens tune into “America’s Next Top Model” every week and watch Ben Stiller in “Zoolander” over and over, dreaming of taking pictures in beautiful clothes and striking a pose at the end of a runw

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  • Tattoos regain favor: The long-thought symbol of rebels and trouble-makers gains popularity among types of people

    Friday, October 05, 2007 By: Caitlyn Callahan

    Tattoos and body art are one of the rare fashion trends to survive the world’s history. Even here, a handful of Hoover students are carrying on this style for a new generation of individuals. To under

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  • Quietly Making Noise: Nothing to fear but fear itself

    Friday, October 05, 2007 By: Dan Boyer

    Nobody ever said that a life-changing event had to occur in the form of a near-death experience. A small nothing-special discussion can quickly change our views on the world. This summer, I was fortun

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  • College Search: University of Maine

    Monday, October 08, 2007 By: Melanie Sudar

    The University of Maine, with its scenic location in Orono, Maine, offers 88 bachelor’s, 64 master’s and 25 doctoral degree programs. It also has one of the nation’s oldest and most prestigious Honors

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  • Our Views

    Monday, October 08, 2007 By: Editorial Staff

    Freshman SeminarLove it or hate it, school is here to stay. By now most students have adjusted to the new schedule changes; however, it is still surprising that many students have not adjusted to the

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  • My View: Staff Membera Miranda Oberholzer and Jonny Rice Respond

    Monday, October 08, 2007 By: Miranda Oberholzer

    We all remember it: the first time we stepped into Hoover as an actual high school student. The mixture of excitement and nausea flooded over you like a waterfall, consequently disturbing the flock of

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  • Walk in others' shoes: Government oversight not seeing issues

    Monday, October 08, 2007 By: Jeff Schumacher

    Washington, D.C., is arguably the most powerful capital city in the world and is where everything happens, but nothing ever gets done. It is the world’s capital for political inaction. And it doesn’t

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Giving time to make a difference
Monday, October 08, 2007 By Jeff Schumacher
In a world of nearly seven billion individuals and constant stories about rogue terrorist states, suicide bombings and political scandals dominating the news, it is easy to feel depressed, inadequate
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Tribe Time: Hoover gripped with Tribe fever
Tuesday, October 09, 2007 By Sloan Adams
Game Seven of the 1997 World Series against the Marlins. Game Five of the 2001 Division Series against Boston. The last week of the 2005 season. Games that many Indians’ fans would like to forget. Fi
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Quietly Making Noise: Nothing to fear but fear itself
Quietly Making Noise: Nothing to fear but fear itself
Friday, October 05, 2007 By Dan Boyer
Nobody ever said that a life-changing event had to occur in the form of a near-death experience. A small nothing-special discussion can quickly change our views on the world. This summer, I was fortun
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New world "four" exchange students
Friday, October 05, 2007 By David Esber
English, math, science, history, clubs and sports. For most Hoover High School students, life in general seems stressful. But for students from other countries, the experience is intensified and in a
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