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Grease is the word
Samantha Gross '09, Arts and Entertainment Editor
Posted November 21, 2007
Grease, this year’s fall musical, took the stage November 15-17 in the Roy Disney Family Pavilion. Leads junior Joey Barnathan and senior Kayla Foster stole the show, while seniors Rachel Kaplan, Thadeus Dowad, and Jessica Strassman along with the rest of the cast made the musical a hit.
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Headlines
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Columbia names ‘06-07 Voice Gold Medalist
DANIEL COHRS ‘09, Business Manager
Posted April 18, 2008
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Jackson walk raises $54,000
JASON KASS ‘09, Health and Science Editor
Posted April 18, 2008
Students, faculty, and parents donated time and money at the walk-a-thon February 29 to assist Mary Jackson’s hospital treatment.
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Focus
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Peace, Love, Unity...Rave!!!
Posted November 22, 2007
PLUR, standing for peace, love, unity, and respect in rave culture, incorporates a common theme for ravers: community. Despite the united force ravers embrace as they dance to trance, techno, and electronic music for the all-night long events, raves can bring deadly side-effects through common use of mind-altering drugs like Ecstasy, LSD, and ketamine.
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'We are one'
Emily Caris '09, Focus Editor
Posted November 22, 2007
Raves describe all-night dance events where "ravers" gather together to listen to electronic dance music, trance, techno, or house.
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Op/Ed
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Accept this...
Jeff Stern '08, Special to the Voice
Posted November 22, 2007
"What college you go to determines if you’re going to make money on Wall Street or are going to be taking orders at Arby’s."
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Behind the Humor | Issue 3
Neil Shah '08, Editor-in-Chief
Posted November 22, 2007
"I know that rules are made with good intentions. Teenagers can be out of control at times, and outrageous behavior needs to be prevented. But sometimes, the effort to enforce rules can be taken too far."
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Contemporary Issues
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Hamid Karzai attempts to keep Afghanistan safe from terror
Willy Korchek '09, Assistant Editor
Posted November 22, 2007
Afghanistan’s first democratically elected president Hamid Karzai is all but the model United States ally in the Middle East he was set up to be.
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Turkish army attacks Kurdish rebels in Northern Iraq despite intense pressure for the United States
Samantha Gross '09, Arts and Entertainment Editor
Posted November 22, 2007
Turkey mandates use of force against Kurdish rebels based in Northern Iraq; United States responds by condemning Turkey’s actions.
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Features
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Skating no 'fakie' for Deriane
Carissa Zidell '10, Business Manager
Posted November 22, 2007
When one thinks of sophomore Georges Deriane, skateboarding immediately comes to mind. Buckley’s own Deriane has been skateboarding for only three years; however, his "insane tricks" and amazing ability on the board suggest he has been skating for all of his life.
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'Excuse me sir, may I see your ID?'
Stormie Leoni '08, Photography Editor
Posted November 22, 2007
According to USA TODAY, it is estimated that "millions and millions" of teens across the United States are using fake IDs in order to buy alcohol, cigarettes, and gain access to adult clubs before they reach the legal age.
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Sports
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One game 78-77 loss spurs early second round exit for tennis
Adam Friedman '07, Editor-in-Chief
Posted May 14, 2007
The boys varsity tennis team, the fifth ranked team in CIF-SS Division IV, lost in a devastating manner by one game, 78-77, after tying 9-9 in sets to Mark Keppel of Alhambra, a wild card team in the tournament, on Saturday afternoon. The Griffins ended its season 15-4.
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Griffins 'find a way to win'; varsity baseball advances to CIF quarterfinals
Maxwell Baldi '10, Business Manager
Posted May 24, 2007
The boys varsity baseball team earned its CIF-SS Division VII playoffs second round 9-4 win over the Cornerstone Christian Crusaders on May 22 at Gilley Stadium. Senior Richie Polan, Liberty League MVP, who closed the game for the Griffins, went 3-3 with a double and an RBI. Polan is on the mound for Buckley in Friday's quarterfinal matchup against top-seeded Saddleback Valley Christian at 3:15 on Gilley.
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Arts & Entertainment
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When it comes to fashion, you're either 'in or out'
Samantha Gross '09, Arts and Entertainment Editor
Posted November 23, 2007
From classic suits for men and lavish dresses for women to True Religion jeans and Juicy Couture sweats, fashion is always evolving, and being "in" on the trends has always been essential.
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Entertainment at a standstill
Sarah Rose '11, Staff Reporter
Posted November 23, 2007
The Writers' Guild of America strike continues to prevent television and movie pruduction.
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