Alumna Dies in Car Accident
June 10, 2010 • Cara Connor
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Once they heard of the car accident involving alumna Danielle Wolf, the recurring theme of death resonated in the minds of students Ali Madurowicz, Jessie Thorrel, Samie Gilford, and Maddy Finnerty. In order to recognize her death, they created a dance to honor her. “We decided to dedicate... Read more »
Student Featured in Fashion Show
June 10, 2010 • Erica Turnbell
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The recent fad in clothing design and modeling, portrayed by many reality television shows encourages the desire for students to be involved in the fashion world. Junior Emily Sacher is one who is already apart of that world. The Summer Scenes Fashion Show featured five designs... Read more »
Obama Agrees to Pursue LRA
June 10, 2010 • Allison Beach
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Student activists rejoice as Obama confirmed his commitment to help end the war in Northern Uganda, putting a stop to the use of child soldiers and the fear the citizens live in. Support for the bill is widespread, as well as the effort to gain awareness for Invisible Children’s mission. ... Read more »
Success in Engineering Competition
June 10, 2010 • Katie Mucci
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Three students, Elliot Steele, Nika Sedghi, and Victor Amaral, participated in an engineering competition at Lincoln High School in San Diego on Saturday, May 8. After getting second place in the regional competition, they were sent to state and competed against eleven other teams. “They... Read more »
Amigos De Las Americas
June 10, 2010 • Kaite Mucci
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In this area students take for granted the little things such as running water, beds, and electricity. In order to get a sense of a life less materialistic, six students are traveling to various third world countries in Latin America this summer to promote sustainable lifestyle changes in the... Read more »
Manhunt Underground
June 10, 2010 • Nena Farrell
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Manhunt is the popular sharks-and-minnows type of game that is usually played once a month across town. But the Manhunt leaders also put together a small, game on campus June 4, which they called Manhunt: Underground. It was labeled “Underground” because the idea was that no administrators... Read more »
ASB Hopes Prom Will Be Attainable For All Students
April 22, 2010 • Nick Bernier and Drew Linkogle
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On a Saturday night students will scurry from their limos dressed fresh in either a rented tuxedo or a carefully selected dress with their date close in hand prepared to dance the night away in The New Children’s Museum. While surprising at first, ASB promises that this year’s prom is going... Read more »
Google Buzzes Up a Storm
March 18, 2010 • Katie Mucci
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With Facebook and Twitter on the rise, Google has introduced a new social networking site hoping to compete. Launched last month, not only is Buzz trying to dominate the online social scene, it is also planning to out perform photo-sharing websites such as Flickr and Photobucket as well as websites such... Read more »
Campus Supervisors Cut Off From Email
March 18, 2010 • Alex Ham
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Due to a recent audit by the district office, all campus supervisors have lost e-mail privileges. Being able to have an e-mail allows campus supervisors to stay informed about school events, and keep in touch with teachers. This decision has also affected anyone in food services that wasn’t a supervisor.... Read more »
Brain Study
March 12, 2010 • Alex Ham
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In exchange for a pretty large paycheck, a few students have participated in the University of California, San Diego brain study. The studies have been used to show the effects on a teenager’s mind of being sober for six weeks. After being exposed to large amounts of alcohol or drugs, in comparison... Read more »
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