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  • Boys Winter Sports Preview

    Tuesday, November 13, 2007 By: Blake Tan

    Boys SwimmingHead Coach’s Name: Matthew JohnsenAssistant Coaches: Eric Shahan, John Lagrow, Carol Riegler, Jaclyn ZidersOverview of Last Season: 4-1 (2nd Federal)Date Regular Season Starts: Nov. 2Date

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  • Girls Winter Sports Preview

    Tuesday, November 13, 2007 By: Blake Tan

    Girls SwimmingHead Coach: Matthew JohnsenAssistant Coaches: Eric Shahan, Jon Lagrow, Carol Riegler, Jaclyn ZidersOverview of Last Season: 4-1 (2nd Federal)Date Regular Season Starts: Nov. 2Date Regula

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  • End of the Crossroads: Girls fourth, boys third in state

    Tuesday, November 13, 2007 By: Caitlyn Callahan

    One sports team making it to state is a big success for that team. But two teams of the same sport? That caused some excitement here at Hoover. Two weeks ago, the girls and boys cross country teams we

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  • Playing on: Team's win over Toledo St. John's is fist playoff victory in four years

    Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By: Natalie Casper

    In the playoffs, it’s either win or go home. However, neither seemed likely in the Hoover football team’s first playoff game against Toledo St. John’s Jesuit. The Vikings finally defeated the Titans 4

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  • Total Domination: Sports Briefs

    Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By: Dominic Garrini

    To honor the first home football playoff game in four years, Hoover tried something new: an orange out. The inspiration came from colleges that use white outs and black outs to intimidate opposing tea

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  • Game FaceLauren Linz

    Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By: Charity Dizdar

    John Carroll, Wittenberg and Baldwin-Wallace have all set their sights on Hoover senior Lauren Linz. She makes time for running cross country, but she still plays in the band and is also committed to

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  • Game FaceKenny Moore

    Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By: Celeste Alters

    It’s Friday night. You can hear the crowd cheering and the band playing, and you can almost feel the adrenaline in the air. The familiar sounds of the pounding of the tunnel start, and you see the smo

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  • Fourth and Inches: Is the curse over?

    Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By: Sloan Adams

    We Cleveland sports fans have seen it all. Red Right 88. The Fumble. The Shot. Game 7 of the 1997 World Series. And way too many Steelers jerseys. However, there seems to be a light at the end of this

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  • CD Reviews: Backstreet Boys

    Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By: Staff

    Backstreet Boys: “Unbreakable” Fifteen years ago, boy bands and solo female powerhouses invaded the music industry. While the fad has expired, some artists and groups have survived the music style cha

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  • Movie Reviews: "Dan in Real Life," "Michael Clayton"

    Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By: Staff

    Dan’s real life is typicalDan Burns is a normal single father trying to raise three teenage girls. As a newspaper columnist, he seems to be an expert on everything, especially relationships. However,

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The price of college these days will not affect me too much...I will look at each tuition and room and board but if there is no huge difference, it won’t affect me. My college choice will be based on
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Remembering Sacrifice
November 11, 1919: President Woodrow Wilson dedicated a day for all Americans to remember the Armistice signed to end World War I. Nineteen years later, Veterans Day was officially declared a federal
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Our ViewsClimbing College Costs
The cost of college tuition continues to climb with no end in sight. It is a discouraging prospect for the high school students who plan on pursuing a college education upon graduation but do not have
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It has been said that great teachers produce great students. Well, at Hoover, that couldn’t be more evident.The Viking Views staff would like to congratulate two teachers who have gone above and beyo
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Quietly Making Noise: A new weapon in the political arsenal
In the summer of 1952, American families turned the dials on a new-fangled contraption, the television and tuned into history. Appearing that year was the first TV ad for a presidential candidate. The
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The Rice Paddy
Last year in Journalism I learned a lot of things. Things like ways to write a story to draw the readers into the meat of it, or double-checking facts to make sure I don’t write something false or lib
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My View: Staff member Erin Druga responds
Ohio State, Purdue, Walsh; these are all nice schools that I would like to apply to, and eventually hope to attend. However, the prices of them are not cheap. Today, colleges are becoming more and mor
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My View: Staff member Natalie Casper responds
As a Catholic grade-school graduate and an out-of-district student at Hoover, paying tuition for an education has never been an unfamiliar idea. However, with the prices of college education on the ri
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Oddly Enough: Looking past first impressions Oddly Enough: Looking past first impressions
Aside from Little Red Riding Hood, I think very few people have had a difficult time visiting their grandmothers. I, however, am one of them. Unlike Red, though, my fear was not of my grandmother hers
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Post-Post Modern Man: Tv and real life should be kept seperate
Everyone knows that TV rots your brain. Moms have been telling their kids that for half a century and counting. Sitcoms, cartoons, an endless line of crime dramas— why isn’t there anything good on? St
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