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May 2007
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Junior Blaine Lapp has a part-time job at
Stroh’s Ice Cream Parlor where he serves, and sometimes eats,
ice cream. Photo: Jordan Vitick |
Part-time jobs work for students
BY JORDAN VITICK
With unemployment rates
skyrocketing throughout the country, finding a job, let alone
finding a job for a busy high school student, has become more of a
problem. Teens all around the downriver area are searching for work
to help pay for college and to become more responsible in the real
world.
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War protest in
the information age
BY JUSTIN MAIKE Several
military conflicts and resolutions after Vietnam, the anti-war
movement has made a sluggish revival, going, for the most part,
under the media radar. Without the draft posing an immediate threat
to the youth of America, the movement binds itself together with the
less eccentric, older generations; a bulk of the conservative
Catholic community, and a smaller percentage of the youth.
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Rollerblading:
Skateboarding’s funkier cousin
BY CHELSI WALKER The sound of
wheels alternatively gliding over and slamming onto concrete…the
sound of plastic grinding down metal rails…the painful image of a
body flying through the air and missing its mark to fall to the
ground.
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Art room
gets makeover from painters
BY EMILY CHAPMAN Daily
schedules seem to be alike for many students. Wake up, get ready for
school and spend almost seven hours in white walls learning the
knowledge that students need to "be the future." After those seven
hours of brains being filled with subjects such as math and science,
many teens go home and do nothing when they could be making a
difference by volunteering.
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New
Renovations taking place at the DIA
BY ASHLEY MASSENGILL As the
Detroit Institute of Art Renovations are coming to its closing
stages at the end of this year, the DIA gets a new look.
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