LAST UPDATED MARCH 7, 2003
Norwester staff gears up
New teachers
Beautification project raises concerns

Say cheese!
UACT prepares production with roaring revelation
UAHS students narrowly avoid injury in Student Venture crash

PowerSchool updates district record-keeping technology
Student fans create Harry Potter club
Party at the Max
 

Junior faces toughest battle of her life
Take these broken wings and learn to fly ...
Senior thesis update
 

Council opposition groups claim 'It's OK to tell the city NO NO'
Western rodeo overrides Valentine's theme
 

Mall makeover
Speech and Debate students break records
Students psyched for science fair
 

200 years and still kickin'
Budget crisis pulls millions from schools
Harmony in Branson
 


Chapel bells chiming for two teachers
Q&A with senior Parker Hollinger
The Dating Game
Worth 1000 words

Dance Dance Revolution sweeps the nation
Q&A with sophomore Quinn Allen
You can buy what on eBay?

Birth of the Blog
Gourmet Gathering
Q&A with senior Mike Lambright
Questioning Character

AOLove drifts through the air
Feeling the Love
'Lovely Bones' provides view of other side
Q&A with freshman Christina Epitropoulos

And then there were three
Considering Credit
Q&A with senior Jake Snoble

Q&A with junior Charlie Minor
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Homecoming crash diets
Vegetarianism diet variations
Veganism
What's eating you?

High Crimes: marijuana use

Cyber Abuse
Eating disorders encouraged
Hate sites raise questions about free speech
Many students download free music, movies
Predators Online
Student hackers' numbers multiply

Discussion highlights varied views
Sense of entitlement results in skewed values
Spoiled Rotten?

Dating Rituals
Romance in the Halls


Arlingtonian catches some air
Rolling into school

IBA frenzy
Leveling the playing field
 

Rowing Pains
 

Athlete of the issues
Football team readies for season
Girls water polo preps for season
Mens soccer kicks off

Athlete of the issue
Cincinnati Princeton football team defeats Bears
Cross Country team prepares for tournament
Mens soccer team loses lead, game
MLB season saved
Womens soccer team improves season record
Womens volleyball team improves record
Womens water polo team prepares for season

Athlete of the issue
Changes needed for football team, season
Cheerleaders work on technique
Freshman football team continues season
Mens JV Golf works on improving season
Womens golf team plans for future
Womens soccer team sets goals, works hard
Womens water polo team plans for the future

Athlete of the issue
Cross country team prepare for new season
Football bears ride streak into next game
Mens JV B soccer team continues season
Mens soccer team fights through tough season
New gym program inspires, enrichs
Womens tennis team's progress raises high hopes
Volleyball team continues season with sucessful tournamen
Womens soccer team confident

Football season continues
Mens soccer season ends
Womens golf team prepares for state tournament
Womens water polo comes away from tournament pleased
Womens tennis team prepares for first tournament


Battle of the Boxes
Now playing: Camelback Cinema

Movie Reviews
Online gaming addiction

On the Oscars


Healthy options hard to find during lunch hour
Letter from the editor
Letter to the editor
Marijuana legalization makes sense

Internet provides all musicians equal opportunity for exposure 
Letter from the Editor
Recent addition to school proves a bad sign

Bess restricts excessivly
Letter from the Editor
Unfiltered Opinion

Jihad terrorists stand in shadow of Northern threat
Letter from the Editor
Meaningful service prevents entitlement
 

PHOTO/CAITLIN LIDDLE

Romance in the Halls
High School relationships scrutinized
Everyday between classes, the hallways transform into theaters of triumph and tragedy, love and loss. Bystanders witness seemingly endless eruptions of teenage emotion: from bitter tears and angry accusations to long hugs and quick kisses, anything can happen in the course of one high school couple's day.

These highs and lows of adolescent romance prompted a study by sociologists Kara Joyner of Cornell University and J. Richard Udry of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. They researched teen depression by studying the responses of 8,200 12- to 17-year olds across the country. The study consisted of two interviews from each subject about their feelings and irritations over the past week ...
 

200 Years and Still Kickin'

Where UAHS now stands, 200 years ago stood a forest. Community members are commemorating this change with Ohio bicentennial celebrations, Upper Arlington's Ohio Bicentennial Committee member Jeanie Auseon said ...
 

THROUGH THE LENS

Senior Kurt Knisley wrestles his opponent to the mat during a Feb. 6 match against Olentangy. Although the wrestling team lost on senior night, they had a successful season and placed third in the OCC.        PHOTO COURTESY/ANNA ONDECKO