The Visor
Archbishop Hoban High School
Akron, OH
Issue Date: Thursday, April 09, 2009 
Issue: Issue 11 08-09
Last Update: Monday, April 20, 2009


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By Chris Bernardo

Every year the National Football League (NFL) owners meet to discuss and vote on new rules that could help improve the game.  Rule improvements from the past include protecting a receiver from full story >

By Ryland Parnell

Pulling out the foam fingers that read “We’re #1,” roasting peanuts, painting the lines on the field and taking batting practice...ahhh, the beginning of baseball season.  The baseball full story >

By Danielle Wargo

Allow New Found Glory to reintroduce true pop punk music.  Take it from them. After all, they’ve been on the scene from the start.  Their latest album, Not Without a Fight, t full story >

By Joe Easton

by Joe Easton His heart pounding with anxiety and his eardrums throbbing with cheers from fans, outside hitter Jojo Sokol was filled with adrenaline while playing for the state championship i full story >

By Kelly McNicholas

Li stening to FM radio has become all but obsolete in the generation of MP3 players and digital radio who boast commercial free listening.  MP3 players play the owner’s favorite music full story >

By Nikki Bowser

Hoban is filled with interesting and unique characters.  One of those characters, Benny Pietrangelo, is looking to take over the school.  Not only does Benny teach Spanish I and Italian full story >

By Danielle Hale

Change is good.  It is a necessity of life.  Some people are afraid of change, although it normally results in benefits and goodness.  One recent change at Hoban over the summer was the installation full story >

By Chris Bernardo

The objective was simple: win and get a free dinner at Cici’s.  This was the challenge that faced the boys track team Tuesday, March 24 during the annual Blue and Gold meet when the team was full story >

By Nick Kallas

All eyes are on you now, not necessarily in the literal sense but more along the lines of technology.  Many students have seen the thick black wires creeping through the ceiling located near the full story >

By Nikki Bowser

Coming off a 6-6 season, second year head coach Jason Horinger has one goal for the lacrosse team.   “I want to improve in every aspect of the game.  In games, in practices– I just full story >

By Terence Hillery, Andrew Antonucci, Jessica Contrera, Ashley Markowski

College and Grades College admission is stressful for many high school students with multiple applications to fill out, a painful waiting period to see if they’re accepted or rejected, and full story >

By Victoria Grieshammer

The dress code has proven to be a constant topic of argument.  Some want more rules, but most prefer less.  Either way the school is always buzzing with talk of dress codes and detentio full story >

By Danielle Hale

When people think of spring break, they normally think of Myrtle Beach, Cancun and Hilton Head Island, not France.  For 16 students, France is what comes to mind. On April 4, 16 Hoba full story >

By Ray Strayton

I have been playing video games since I was about five years old.  I remember playing the old school, gray brick that was Nintendo’s original system (Yes, I have been playing games for that lo full story >

By Gregory DalSanto

Reduce, reuse, recycle!  These three words have been carved into every teenager since they were young.  Recycling does help the environment, but how much does the Hoban community actually know abou full story >

By Ashley Markowski

Senior prom is one of the last opportunities to make memories with the classmates that you have ventured through high school with for the last four years.   However, students at Montgomery Coun full story >

By Ashley Markowski

Senior prom is one of the last opportunities to make memories with the classmates that you have ventured through high school with for the last four years.   However, students at Montgomery Coun full story >

By Visor Board

A college degree has become a virtual prerequisite for a successful and secure career.  To a certain degree, whether consciously or not, it also represents how smart and persevering a student can full story >

By Visor Board

La Fiesta Grande, also known as the annual Extravaganza, was a great success as usual.   Without the numerous parent volunteers, the evening could not have gone as smoothly as it did. From N full story >