Rated V for Violence: Recent electronics show offers hope for videogames with less gore, more fun [ArticleImageHyperLink] Thursday, May 18, 2006 By Michael Luo and James Szeto It’s no surprise that many videogames are full of blood, guts and gore. But the recent Electronics Entertainment Expo offers hope that the next generation of games may be less violent and more creativ full story

Why Are So Many Young Black Men Dying?: Guest editorial suggests counseling, plus gun control, could save lives [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, May 17, 2006 By Erin Petty As summer approaches, Oakland's homicide rate is nearly twice as high as it was last year. An Oakland Tech sophomore who has lost three friends to gun violence proposes a solution to the city's murder full story

And the Survey Says...: Scribe finds that most students aren't overweight despite fast-food habits [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, May 12, 2006 By Eric Hansen, Allen Koo, and King Wong The Oakland Tech Journalism class surveyed more than 200 peers asking various questions ranging from what they eat to how often they exercise full story

The Facts About McDonald's: Student Lunch Reveals Enormous Amounts of Fat and Sodium [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, April 19, 2006 By Tech Scribe Staff Although some students choose simply by taste and others were careful about what they ate, the meal of McDonald's food proved to be unhealthy for all full story

Define Who You Are: Tech's male students' thoughts on health, diet, and obesity [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, April 19, 2006 By Michael Luo A variety of respondents from Tech's survey of male students talk about how they see themselves in terms of body image and physical health full story

Ban Off-Campus Lunch: Leaving School For Lunch Promotes Obesity, Not Options [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, April 05, 2006 By Carrie Wong Tech students love going off-campus for lunch, but letting them do so can only worsen the national epidemic of obesity full story

A Tale of Two Cafeterias: Berkeley High Dishes Out Scrumptious Food, Tech Serves Up Soul [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, April 05, 2006 By Tasha Clark and Eric Hansen A tour of Berkeley High's "killer" cafeteria reveals some interesting differences between lunch at two comparable public high schools full story

What To Munch When You're Crunched?: Poor Diet Choices Can Mean Lifestyle Risk for Stressed Teens [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, April 04, 2006 By Daniela G'Mariam and Michelle Jaramillo Stressed students depend on fatty foods for comfort but are unaware of the long-term damaging effects that high-carb, high-calorie foods can have on the body full story

Photo Essay About Food, Fitness At Tech Monday, March 27, 2006 By By Michael Luo and Tasha Clark Our photo essay, part of our yearlong nutrition, diet and exercise study, goes behind the usually daily life of Tech students to reveal exercise and eating habits full story

Close Up Returns From Nation's Capital: Students See Museums, Monuments, Media Tuesday, March 21, 2006 By Antonio Wlassowsky The weather was freezing, but the issues were hot during the recent Close Up trip to Washington, D.C. full story

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