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"Oohh,
running, THAT’s hard!”
Recently, this sarcastic comment echoed through the senior fishbowl. There is a simple two-word response to that: Hell,
yeah. In cross-country,
athletics in its purest form, participants compete against each other
over a grueling, three-mile racecourse.
Training requires athletes to push themselves to—and
sometimes beyond—their physical and mental limits almost every day.
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Methods of ascertaining predictions have
improved over the years. With the partial uncovering of the
Human Genome, these predictions can be fine tuned to the human
species. Bringing into account factors both of broad (a-type)
predictions and specific (b-type) predictions, a new standard
in astrology has emerged that can correct predictions to the greatest
possible accuracy for errs in human behavioral factors. This new
process, called Split Factoring, has revolutionized the world of
astrology.
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Emotional Health:
Does Anyone Need it?
Melanie
Kolkin
During
an assembly the first week of school Mr. Burdick commented that “[the
students] cannot have a healthy body with out having first a healthy mind.”
This year, in concordance with the Head of Upper School's comment, the
requirements for the
Emotional Health have been changed.
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From Fallen Heights: Olympics Down Under
Melih Onvural
With
a history as ancient as Greece, the Olympics are a historical
competition for which wars were ceased and differences laid aside. The
best gathered to compete--today they are much the same but much
altered as well in an age where the gods for certain are not the
praised.
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Images provided by Official Site of the
Sydney 2000 Olympic Games
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