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Feeling the heat on the ice

Features, News, Sports // 29.01.2010

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Feeling the heat on the ice

Hockey is religion in some parts of North America, but in the heartland, hockey is about as common as a Lady Gaga cover band. Those that do play the greatest sport on ice have to deal with problems and challenges that other athletes never face.

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You are what you write

Features // 29.01.2010

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You are what you write

Handwriting is a universal expression of language, but it can also portray one’s personality. Every curve and space not only forms a word, but displays anything from emotion to physical or mental condition. Graphology, or the study of handwriting, has been studied for decades to find the distinctions and their meanings…

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Six acts rock Jamnesty for charity

Amnesty International, Causes, News // 28.01.2010

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Six acts rock Jamnesty for charity

Various Northwest clubs such as the Gay-Straight Alliance, National Art Honors Society, and Coalition set up tables in the mall to raise awareness and donations for their causes. Amnesty International had multiple displays talking about the work they help with, ranging from women’s rights…

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Cappuccino Day

CCC, Clubs, News // 27.01.2010

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This Friday the CCC Executive Board will be having a Cappuccino day to raise money to send to relief efforts in Haiti along with Adam Benlon, an former CCC president battling a brain tumor.

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Jamnesty

Amnesty International, Causes, Clubs, News // 26.01.2010

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Members of Amnesty International have been planning for their annual Jamnesty concert since mid-October. Months of preparation lead up to the 4 1/2 hour event on Jan. 22. Here’s a play-by-play of what happened.

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Different approach

Features // 25.01.2010

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Different approach

On May 11, seniors will graduate with IB diplomas. The class of 2010 is the first class that had the opportunity to participate in the International Baccalaureate program at Northwest. “It’s challenging, a different environment, the teachers and students want to be there,” senior Tony Broll said…

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