Tempting but Terrifying Habit
March 3, 2011
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It is a common request from all parents not to let their teens drink and drive. Everyone knows the consequences of this reckless behavior- Impaired vision, misjudgment and an array of other problems are all the results of underage teen drinking. If a teenage driver, or any driver in general, drinks and... Read more »
Making Up for Lost Time
March 1, 2011
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Though the multiple snow days were a nice break from school and work, students and staff are paying for it in the end. As of Feb. 16, school will be in session until May 19, a day later than originally scheduled. Students will also be released two minutes later on Wednesdays starting Feb. 23. Everyone,... Read more »
Spring is in the Air
February 17, 2011
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From the new schedule changes to the creative cheers in the student section, there are many things that Ottawa High School students and staff do not agree on. There is no doubt, however, that the one thing that can be agreed upon right now is spring fever. Spring fever has come to us in the midst of... Read more »
Numana Project
January 26, 2011
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On Jan. 12, 2010, an earthquake destroyed the country of Haiti and shook the rest of the world. People around the world remember that fateful day in history when one of the poorest countries in the world hit yet another setback in rebuilding its stability. After the massive earthquake occurred, measured... Read more »
Finals Under Way, Students Under Pressure
December 17, 2010
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As this year comes to a close, and the semester to an end, students are becoming increasingly stressed by the thought of the multitude of quizzes, tests, projects and finals taking place. Although there is still one week left of school, students are beginning to breathe sighs of relief. “I’m excited... Read more »
Thanksgiving: A Time for Tradition
November 19, 2010
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Thanksgiving has a reputation of being one of the most important American holidays. The day came to existence when those ill-fated Pilgrims raised a bountiful harvest—with the help of the Natives, of course—and joined together to feast in celebration of their successes. Traditionally, Thanksgiving... Read more »
Open Forum Discusses a More ‘Youth Friendly’ Ottawa
November 11, 2010
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Teenagers in Ottawa complain that there is not anything offered for them in Ottawa. Stores and businesses such as Goody’s, Potter’s Wheel and the bowling alley are gone, leaving us limited businesses directed toward the young adults and kids in this town. Complaints are made, and adults have started... Read more »
Zach George—Making Student Council Make a Difference
November 11, 2010
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It is not an easy job; it is one that many would take advantage of or even pass up. But being Student Body President is a job that Zach George has known he wanted for a very long time. “I’ve always had my eyes on this position,” George said of his reasoning for becoming... Read more »
Make A Difference Day: a huge success
November 4, 2010
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Make a Difference Day is the largest community service effort in the nation, rallying corporations, government leaders, charitable organizations and everyday Americans into action on one day. Ottawa once again took advantage of students being out of school and hosted Make a Difference Day on Friday,... Read more »
Students Build School Spirit, One Hot Dog at a Time
October 28, 2010
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There are piles upon piles of freshly-boiled hot dogs set in front of you. You are allowed a glass of water, but no ketchup or mustard. A pile of napkins sits at your side, a trash can a few yards away, just in case. Glancing quickly from side to side, you see your haughty competitors, licking their... Read more »
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