Stitching Around With Needles And Yarn: New fad sweeps school Wednesday, February 01, 2006 By Leah Matheson Around the school, there seems to be a new accessory. Leg warmers? No. Slippers shoes? No. In many of the classes, you can find students working with needles. This hobby is completely legal. Knitting full story

Sledding More Than Child's Play: Sledding, it's what you do Tuesday, January 31, 2006 By Antonia Kolas Every year comes the same old routine. We get a bucket load of freezing cold weather and snow. Everyone always tries to find something “new” and “hip” to do in the winter. You all know someone who goe full story

A Perfect Everything: Cult hit takes over Tuesday nights Tuesday, January 31, 2006 By Jessica Stender Tell me what you don’t like about yourself.” These are the eight favorite words heard by viewers around the U.S. every Tuesday night from September through January. The show starts with their theme so full story

Rockin’ Out With A Science Teacher: The life of one teacher outside of her classroom Tuesday, January 31, 2006 By Jina Olson During school she teaches biology and zoology. Outside of school it’s different. Ms. Lynda Kiesler is part of a band that practices once a week. They are called PowerHouse. It has been going on for ab full story

A Corncob Pipe And A Button Nose: Creative ideas for making snowmen Tuesday, January 31, 2006 By Anna Claussen Snowflakes falling softly to the ground, forming the perfect blanket. An artist’s empty white canvas, waiting to be filled, to be decorated, to be sculpted. While the true origin of snowmen remains full story

Frozen In Time: Generations take to the ice [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, January 31, 2006 By Whitney Walters Ice-skating is not only a great outdoor activity; it is an ongoing art form. Hockey is also a popular way to get in shape both physically and mentally. Luckily Albert Lea has four opportunities for sk full story

Breaking New Ice: Steve Falk’s first season as head coach Friday, January 27, 2006 By scott eyler Steve Falk was the assistant coach of the boys varsity hockey team for 15 years. Now he is nearly finished with his first season as girls varsity head coach. full story

Why Soccer?: Students continue to play throughout the cold Friday, January 27, 2006 By samantha overgaard Imagine yourself running outside, slow motion if you would like, down a soccer field on a cold, fall day. You are playing with all of your friends, who like you, enjoy just being outside with a soccer full story

Love At First Bump: Seedorf and Nelson collide into a relationship Friday, January 27, 2006 By Dani Minehart and Melissa Minehart Colliding with a stranger is nothing too out of the ordinary, but when that stranger becomes a partner for more than nine months; it’s a special moment of connection. full story

Third Time’s A Charm: Sophomore couple reunites at ALHS Friday, January 27, 2006 By Jared Gavle and Josh Svendsen In junior high school, relationships can range in length anywhere from a week to maybe two months. Cam Sather and Tarrah Hall, both sophomores, were an example of this, and when they broke up they st full story

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