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Dunkin’ On Lebron: Sports Reports: with Jen and Christian Wednesday, October 29, 2008 By Jen DeLuke and Christian O’Keeffe MLB: - Christian This year’s World Series is set, as the American League Champion Philadelphia Phillies will play for the prize with the first game being Wednesday, October 22nd. No one expected th full story >
Out of school sports: RHS students show off their talents Wednesday, October 29, 2008 By RHS students show off their talents The Colonel: What is your out-of-school sport? Stephanie Halasz: Dance TC: How long have you been involved in dance? SH I have been involved since I was five years old. TC: How does full story >
Money distributed evenly between RHS sports Wednesday, October 29, 2008 By Rachel Carabotta Being a swimmer, I’ve seen first hand all of the many things at the pool that are broken, old, and no longer working. I, along with many other members of the swim team, have always thought that the po full story >
Sex and the City: The girls are back! Wednesday, October 29, 2008 By Katherine Finley After six seasons, the beloved HBO series Sex and the City ended its run on television and the world saw a need to turn it into a movie. Sex and the City was brought to the big screen this past summer full story >
Words from an intellectual: The Problem with Hip-Hop Wednesday, October 29, 2008 By Ozie Ikuenobe Hip-Hop is arguably the most popular genre in music. It can be heard in many walks of life, including advertising and its influence on popular phrases, and it gives insight into society’s ills. It do full story >
“Nick and Norah” a surprising success Wednesday, October 29, 2008 By Carly Matas After the movie “Juno” became a cultural phenomenon last year, filmmakers have been trying to cash in on this new wave of independent films, creating less successful imitations of Juno’s already quest full story >
Play Preview: Maybe Baby It’s You Wednesday, October 29, 2008 By Ryan Beckwith Roosevelt Drama Guild’s annual fall play Maybe Baby It’s You is not your typical play. Instead of one plot and the same recurring characters, the audience will be offered an array of eleven different full story >
Roosevelt gets fired up about homelessness Wednesday, October 29, 2008 By Michael Trivelli The annual Chili Challenge, sponsored by the Bridges Academy, was held on Oct. 17 preceding the homecoming game. There were forty-five chili entries from student organizations, teachers, parents and c full story >
Kudos from Caitlin: Kayse Schmucker Wednesday, October 29, 2008 By Caitlin McGrew “Being good is commendable, but only when it is combined with doing good is it useful.” -Author Unknown There are so many members of the Roosevelt family, both faculty and students, doing great thing full story >
Risbeck bounces back from brain surgery Wednesday, October 29, 2008 By Amanda Zamary On Feb. 19, 2008, everyone was in shock to find out that Denise Risbeck, our beloved Biology teacher, was not in school that day because she found out she had a brain tumor. At the time, not even she full story >
Homecoming Court 2008: Preserving the integrity of the nomination process Wednesday, October 29, 2008 By Alex Kokinov and Michaela Kline full story >
The Colonel recognizes National Merit students Wednesday, October 29, 2008 By full story >
Club Corner: Perception Magazine Wednesday, October 29, 2008 By Justin Shreve Roosevelt High School has so many co-curricular activities and opportunities for students that they are easy to miss. The Colonel’s Club Corner plans to take a look at some of the fun and exciting clu full story >
Center: 2008 Presidential Election: Obama vs. McCain Wednesday, October 29, 2008 By Kelsey Goodman, Annie Creech, and Maddy Brady full story >
It was their struggle that became our right: A brief reflection on the struggle for the right to vote Tuesday, October 28, 2008 By Jen DeLuke Every American 18 or over has the right to vote. However, African Americans, women, and first time voters hold a special responsibility to exercise that right. Abraham Lincoln once described democracy full story >
RHS Dirty Talk Tuesday, October 28, 2008 By Maddy Brady & Anastasia Ehlert full story >
Hurricane Ike blows us away Tuesday, October 28, 2008 By Maddie Bensinger After Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005, America thought it was done seeing tragedies of that sort for awhile. However, on Sept. 15, Hurricane Ike hit Texas and Arkansas and brought back the horrid mem full story >
WebWasher cleans out useful resorces Tuesday, October 28, 2008 By Andrea Whaley I am a student of the human body. Meaning, in Athletic Health Care, I’m required to research anatomy. And on the school computers, googling “muscle anatomy” leads me to few sites that worked, but plen full story >
Seniors spend more then expected Tuesday, October 28, 2008 By Brittany Emmert Every year, the senior class has a lot to participate in. A lot of time and money is spent, but is it worth it? On average, seniors spend over $1000.00 in just one year and that does not include multi full story >
Class rank deemed unfair Thursday, October 23, 2008 By Taylor Polatas The senior class has been abuzz lately over the hot subject of the recently released class rank. Whether you are further back than you had hoped or surprisingly closer than you had thought, the top full story >