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Austism Wednesday, April 29, 2009 By Kyla Salazar Autism is a brain disorder that affects people’s communication skills and social life. Signs start around the age of three. Autism takes control of genetics and creates mutations full story >
Talking to the 'Rents- Bridging the Generation Gap Wednesday, April 29, 2009 By Mariah Birnbaum For most teens, starting a conversation with their parents is like trying to talk to a wall—nearly (if not completely) impossible. Many kids in high school turn instead to their friends full story >
Veggin' Out: Why More Teens Are Becoming Vegetarians Wednesday, April 29, 2009 By Mariah Birnbaum According to a 2008 study by Vegetarian Times, upwards of 7.3 million Americans consider themselves true vegetarians. By definition , a vegetarian is one who does not eat meat, poultry full story >
Texting- How Often Do Teens Text? Wednesday, April 29, 2009 By Ashley Brown It is stated that texting is a vital part to our health. Do teenagers spend too much time texting their friends instead of participating in outside activity? Now with texting, teens can hav full story >
Texting- How Often Do Teens Text? Wednesday, April 29, 2009 By Ashley Brown It is stated that texting is a vital part to our health. Do teenagers spend too much time texting their friends instead of participating in outside activity? Now with texting, teens can hav full story >
Words Can Be Deadly Wednesday, April 29, 2009 By Morgan Svoboda On April 17, 2009 many students at Arbor View chose to go silent in order to recognize the gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and transexuals. There are many students that are gay or lesbi full story >
Miss USA Controversy Wednesday, April 29, 2009 By Kyla Salazar On Sunday April 19, the Miss USA pageant was held here in Las Vegas. It was the 58 th pageant put on. Planet Hollywood’s Theater of Performing Arts was filled with thousands of page full story >
Changes in the Cartoon Industry Wednesday, April 29, 2009 By Takeyrah Reid The cartoon industry has greatly changed over the years. Having gone from black and white to color and from shows like Bugs Bunny, The Looney Tunes, Recess and He-Man(which are not often sh full story >
Bankruptcy Possible for Car Companies Wednesday, April 29, 2009 By Takeyrah Reid Car dealers have been struggling to sell, but have found ways to stay in business. Others, however, aren’t being as successful. The problem is getting people in to cars when many have lost the full story >
History of Moshing Friday, April 17, 2009 By Morgan Svoboda There’s a new scene at heavy metal, screamo, and metal concerts. This phenomenon of jumping up and down, and violently kicking and punching while “dancing” is called moshing. Yes; this full story >
Self Esteem Friday, April 17, 2009 By Ashley Brown If there is anything we know about self esteem, it’s that having low self esteem can wreck your life. There are many symptoms that show a person has low self esteem. If a person has an addictio full story >
The Ska Scene Friday, April 17, 2009 By Morgan Bailey Although not many ska-loving kids know it today, reggae was a runoff of ska. Now, most kids today don’t even know what reggae is, let alone Ska. The majority of teens listen to modern day hip-ho full story >
Perfectionism Friday, April 17, 2009 By Kyla Salazar Nothing in life is perfect. However, certain people believe that anything can be perfect. It is only human to make mistakes. Perfectionists are always striving for the best. full story >
Running Sucks Thursday, April 16, 2009 By Corinne Handy Running Sucks: Week One So I’m fat. It’s always been an issue for me, ever since second grade. I’ve been battling my weight since basically forever and went on my first diet in t full story >
Living in a Backwards World: Trials and Tirbulations of Being a Lefty Thursday, April 16, 2009 By Mariah Birnbaum In baseball, we’re Southpaws. In Latin, we’re considered to be “sinister.” “Awkward, clumsy and socially unrefined” in French. According to the Bible, we’re supposed to be associated with Sa full story >
AVHS Girls' Soccer Refuses to Dwell on a Not-So-Happy Ending Thursday, April 16, 2009 By Andy Nelson This year, the Arbor View girls’ soccer team had the best season in the school’s history, despite a disappointing conclusion. After not only winning, but shutting out their opponents in the full story >
AVHS Girl's Soccer Refuses to Dwell on a Not-So-Happy Ending Thursday, April 16, 2009 By Andy Nelson This year, the Arbor View girls’ soccer team had the best season in the school’s history, despite a disappointing conclusion. After not only winning, but shutting out their opponents in the full story >
Students and the Declining Economy Wednesday, April 15, 2009 By Brianne Ruddy Some call it the start of another Great Depression and everyone knows what this economy crisis has done to the United States. It has affected most everyone of the low and middle clas full story >
Students and the Declining Economy Wednesday, April 15, 2009 By Brianne Ruddy Some call it the start of another Great Depression and everyone knows what this economy crisis has done to the United States. It has affected most everyone of the low and middle clas full story >
Life After High School Wednesday, April 15, 2009 By Katie Manley With the end of the year quickly approaching, many questions are being raised, especially concerning the 2012 graduating class about what their life after High School will entail. Historically, full story >