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Internet enemies

Posted on 03. Mar, 2010 by Marisa Patwa.

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Teens’ use of Web to bully others leaves students perplexed
By Marisa Patwa
When senior Audrey Plant discovered a cruel blog post made about her by a fellow classmate, she was shocked. The blog criticized her Filipino skin as “orange,” among other things. She had read cases about cyberbullying and had seen movies featuring it, but never did [...]

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Downloading dilemma

Posted on 25. Feb, 2010 by Noah Grumman.

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As prices rise on iTunes, illegal music downloading remains an issue with expensive consequences
By Noah Grumman
For senior Jane*, downloading music is simple and most importantly, free. In a matter of seconds, she can use LimeWire to get nearly any song at no cost. It’s illegal, but who will ever find out?
Illegal downloading remains common [...]

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Lending a helping hand

Posted on 01. Feb, 2010 by Marisa Patwa.

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Teen Nick hosts first ever Halo Awards giving heroic teens the prize of a lifetime
marisapatwa ’12
On Dec. 11, 2009, the first ever Halo Awards aired on Teen Nick, giving four ordinary teens who have done extraordinary things for their community, the surprise of a lifetime. Each teen received an unexpected visit from the host of [...]

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A Little Flexibility

Posted on 28. Jan, 2010 by Noah Grumman.

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To be put in place next year, the new flex credit system will allow students to test out of classes
By Noah Grumman
Six days a week, from November until February, sophomore Ben Mastruserio heads off to swim practice, often at 5:30 a.m. followed by a three hour after-school session. Swimming is arguably one of the toughest [...]

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Cold Weather, Hot Fashion

Posted on 28. Jan, 2010 by Alison Gilbert.

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alisongilbert ’11 & mariapaskell ‘11
Winter fashion trends bring exciting new wardrobe choices
Ruffle Detailing

Seen on runways around the globe, one of the biggest trends this winter is the use of ruffle detailing. Ruffles provide a warm, romantic look, even during the coldest of winter months. Many designers, such as Jason Wu, Armani and Chloé, have emphasized [...]

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Searching for Subs

Posted on 28. Jan, 2010 by Bo Fisher.

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The quest for the best sandwich provides mixed review

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Clubbin’ in UA

Posted on 26. Jan, 2010 by Zoey Whitmeyer.

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Mix of new, old clubs provides a variety of after-school opportunities
kristyhelscel ’11 & zoeywhitmeyer ’10
Ping pong playoff
Once the bell tones 3:05 p.m., most students rush to their lockers, eager to get home and forget about school. As some get dressed for practice, hit the weight room or even prep for an after-school nap, others [...]

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Mouthwatering Mania

Posted on 21. Jan, 2010 by Victoria Slater.

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Students discuss the growth of the glorified vampire genre and the factors that have made it a worldwide phenomenon

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Three years gone, still going strong

Posted on 23. Dec, 2009 by Noah Grumman.

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Offering different approach to education and discipline, community school enrollment keeps growing

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Why Students are Choosing to Have Busier Schedules

Posted on 22. Dec, 2009 by Kate Magill.

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By Kate Magill
Waking up to the sound of her alarm clock, freshman Casey Ivanovich yawns thinking about everything she has to do today. There’s school, dance, volleyball, and Model UN, not to mention homework. Although some might say doing so many activities is crazy, Ivanovich has always been busy.
“I’m able to deal with my schedule [...]

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Bucks or Bears?

Posted on 22. Dec, 2009 by Brian Hines.

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Upper Arlington students find themsleves choosing to cheer for the local legends or own their high school team during the fall football season.
By: Brian Hines
Every fall in Upper Arlington, football is all the buzz. Students and adults alike get their fix by watching the Bears on Friday night and then the Buckeyes on Saturday. [...]

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Gags galore

Posted on 16. Dec, 2009 by Marisa Patwa.

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Unexpected gifts add fun to holiday season
By Marisa Patwa ’12
As junior Amanda Loch watched her mother hand her an enormous, neatly wrapped box during her 16th birthday this past August, she became curious as to what hidden treasure lay inside.
She ripped though the colorful package as her heart sped up, contemplating what kind of gift [...]