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Editor's Column: Professions must use discretion in the workplace

Actions have consequences. Whether these are negative consequences or positive, all action will yield some type of result. People whose professions are in the public eye must consider their actions

Sorry, Democrats:: Victory won't be found in Hillary

I wrote back in November that the presidential election in 2008 isn’t looking good for the Republican Party. Let me add to that just a bit.

Students and friends remember a Rough Rider: Hallie Durman: April 7, 1992-January 29, 1007

After a long and tough fight, freshman Hallie Durman passed away Monday, Jan. 29, 2007 of an inoperable brain tumor.

'The Wall' divides Roosevelt community: But I didn't feel excluded from predominately black hangout

The Colonel staff, wanted to examine the exposed and maybe not-so exposed issues of race at Roosevelt, decided where better to go than right to the heart of black culture at RHS. We wanted to break pa

Physical attractiveness world-wide issue

Television programs and magazine covers are flooded with what are considered to be the world’s most beautiful people. A closer look reveals that many, if not all of these people are either white, or h

Women's studies draw a crowd: First-year class attracts over 40 students

At the start of the year, English teacher Pam Harr was shocked to learn how many students had signed up for her new class, Women’s Studies and Literature. Because this is the class’s first year, she h

A Day in the Life:: Taking a trek to intellect through the Expeditionary Academy

Every student at RHS has heard of the Expedition Academy, or Exped as it is commonly called. Most of us probably even know quite a few of the members of this academic program. But what exactly is Expe

Wii Sports a new way to play: Unique controls make for an exciting game

Wii Sports,” the most talked about launch title for Nintendo’s next generation console the Wii, is an exciting new approach to how we play our video games.

Shh...I'm Reading:: A beautiful ming revealed in Blue Day

If Daniel Tammet, author of the memoir “Born on a Blue Day: Inside the Extraordinary Mind of an Autistic Savant” were writing this column, the words wine and Finland, in the unlikely case that they sh