NetDay Allows Nation's Students To Voice Opinions Thursday, October 28, 2004 By Scott Swiger [ArticleImageHyperLink] This is the second annual netday online event where students across the country speak out about using technology and the internet. If our school is registered in the netday program then all you have t full story	Riders Upset by Wheeling Central: Cooper Rushes for 203 Yards in 8-6 Loss Thursday, October 28, 2004 By George Gerbo and Ian Hicks [ArticleImageHyperLink] The Red Riders went into Saturday’s matchup against the defending Class A champion Wheeling Central Maroon Knights as the favorites in what was anticipated to be a competitive game. Indeed, the game full story
"I Want To Suck Your Blood...": A Review of Anne Rice's "Interview With the Vampire" Thursday, October 28, 2004 By Jamie Barnabei All right, so maybe it is not as simple as wanting to suck someone’s blood, but Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire certainly takes a different perspective from the usual vampire stereotypes. I th full story	Boo For You! Thursday, October 28, 2004 By Cheryl Tidwell Is Halloween only about candy, costumes, and fun? Unfortunately, no! Originally celebrated by the Celts, Halloween, or All Hallows Eve, has gone from a religious day to a day of spooks and chills. full story
Lunchtime Politics: WHS To Hold Its Own Election Wednesday, October 27, 2004 By Candice Weigel If you walked through the lunchroom during either lunch period on Wednesday October 27th, you were most likely bombarded by students handing out stickers, fliers, or pins telling you who to vote for. full story	Cross Country Runners Go The Distance Wednesday, October 27, 2004 By Megan Rodriguez [ArticleImageHyperLink] Hey WHS students! Did you know that we have two students going to a state level meet for cross country? Abigail Ott and Donald Reese will be in a cross country competition held in Mineral Springs, WV full story
Operation Salute the Troops Wednesday, October 27, 2004 By Megan Aftanas and Courtney Stanley [ArticleImageHyperLink] The American Association of Retired People (AARP) is sponsoring Operation Salute the Troops cards. These are cards that students can fill out for the troops in Iraq to let them know we appreciate thei full story	Mr. Enich Takes Over As New Assistant Principal Thursday, October 21, 2004 By Jaimie Ferguson and Candice Weigel After Mr. Neely left, everyone wondered who the new vice-principal would be. Last week, we found out that the “new guy” is not so new after all. We are talking about Mr. Dan Enich.Mr. Enich is very gl full story
New Advisor Takes Over Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By Melanie Huff [ArticleImageHyperLink] After and unexpected loss of last year's advisor, the Tri-Hi- Y girls have found a new leader. Mrs. Stanzack, a substitute teacher from Georgia, has taken over the responsibilities of the club with hi full story	Weir High Students Clean Up Kings Creek Monday, October 18, 2004 By Jamie Barnabei [ArticleImageHyperLink] What do a group of high school students and Brad Paisley have in common? Not much, unless you consider the fact that each contributed to the ongoing flood clean up in his or her own way. full story

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