VOLUME 73 ISSUE 4 April 2007
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The Lunch Lady Justice League Satisfied with Level’s Dining


Hello there, chaps! The Lunch Lady Justice League is back for our second to last food review EVER. read more

 

 


Blanke’s Lumina Makes Junker


With only three seats, a flat spare tire, a missing hubcap, broken windshield wipers, and a “nose that goes to China,” this 1995 blue Lumina van, owned by junior Olivia Blanke, is this issue’s Junker. read more

 


Great Visual Effects, Battle Scenes Make 300 Excellent


Being advertised for months on end can sometimes be a sign of a bad movie begging for attention. read more


Relient K’s ‘Five Score and Seven Years Ago’ Succeeds


Though their sound and style have gone under some extensive changes since they first started in 1998, Relient K has retained its unique combination of witty truth and Christian pop-rock. read more


Teenager’s Point of View to Life


A book titled Whores on the Hill may seem like a very insensitive novel. read more

 

 

 

 

 


Brand New and Opening Acts Bring More Than Expected to the Rave


Typically, The Rave is a great venue, but on March 23 it was an amazing venue. The headliner was Brand New, and they gave such a show that not one person walked away with any complaints. read more


Freshman Stubbs Has PHS’ Messiest Locker


Many students take pride in the cleanliness of their lockers, adorning them with neatly placed photos of friends and magnetic pencil organizers. For freshman Shannon Stubbs, the opposite is true. She embraces the landfill-like organization of her locker, in which one may find innumerable textbooks, garbage from school lunches long ago, or even Jimmy Hoffa. read more


Call of Duty 2: Big Red One a Must-Have First Person Shooter


I rented Call of Duty 2: Big Red One, which follows the combat experiences of the First Infantry Division during World War II. I think this is one of the best first person shooters and one of the most historically accurate games I’ve ever played. read more


 
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