Friday, September 30, 2005 By ALEX SETA [ArticleImageHyperLink] Now and Then:: High School Traditions Lost Almost every high school in the surrounding towns of Ipswich still have traditions that have been brought through the years, but what happened to the traditions at Ipswich High School? Why not bring full story	Wednesday, September 28, 2005 By NATALIE MAKER Help for B-Dawg: Is more promotion the key to helping one of our own? As junior year kicks off, life for Brian Armstrong is a little different than the lives of his peers. Since the age of two, Brian, also known as B-Dawg, has had Cystic Fibrosis. Not only has his famil full story
Wednesday, September 28, 2005 By BILL MCILHARGEY America the free: Standing for the pledge raises controversy among the nation The Pledge of Allegiance is a 113-year old tradition started by our founding fathers. "It's a sign of respect and a tradition that was established in our public school systems," said Molly Smith, a h full story	Wednesday, September 28, 2005 By KELLI ROLLINS PGNot just for the movies anymore Recently, an MB18 (must be eighteen) policy has been put into effect at few Massachusetts shopping malls.The newly-adopted mall policy states that any child or teenager under eighteen must have a guar full story
Wednesday, September 28, 2005 By KAITLYN MITCHELL-EBY Lunch prices: too much for too little?: Why has the price in lunch gone up and what changed have been made? On September 6th, many kids and parents were surprised to find out that after more than 12 years of stability, school lunch prices had gone up. The lunch price for a full meal had been $1.75 as long a full story	Wednesday, September 28, 2005 By HEIDI SHEPPARD From Michigan to Massachusetts: Superintendent Richard Korb is proud of Ipswich's schools What does the superintendent actually do? It's a question many students at I.H.S. ponder. To some, he is the guy who dresses up everyday and decides whether or not the snow is bad enough for a day off full story
Wednesday, September 28, 2005 By STEPHANIE MOLLICA Inspired to be an inspiration: I.H.S. Chemistry teacher, Matthew Borghesani, bikes to Washington D.C. During the summer of 2005, Matthew Borghesani, known to I.H.S. students as "Mr. B", was inspired to board his bicycle to take a nine-day from his hometown of Georgetown, Massachusetts. His destination full story	Wednesday, September 28, 2005 By CATHERINE BERKMAN Vending Variety:: Healthier choices offered in cafeteria vending machines When students walked into the cafeteria at Ipswich High this year, they noticed something different. Healthy food choices had eaten away at the junk food that for so long lurked inside the machines. T full story
Thursday, September 29, 2005 By SHANNON MORSE TIGER TRANSCRIPT UNSUNG HERO: Scott Ames: The man outside of the classroom Since the fall of 1999, Ipswich High School has been graced with the presence of teacher Scott Ames.Whether one is in the classroom or the PAC (Performing Arts Center), students always find Ames worki full story	Wednesday, September 28, 2005 By BRENDAN LAUBNER More trees, less Bush: Some IHS students feel strongly against President Bush As President George W. Bush continues his last term in office, the next generation of voters have begun to lose faith in the American leader. With the majority of students at I.H.S. expressing anti-Bu full story

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