Cat says ‘adios’ to street life, finds new home in America Tuesday, May 27, 2008 By Erin Mainwaring During Spring Break, Brooke Wells, assistant head of high school, traveled to La Manzanilla, a town on the west coast of Mexico, with Amy Nelson, development and alumni coordinator, and her mother, Ju full story

Eclectic art and music enliven downtown Sac Tuesday, May 27, 2008 By Lily Kramlich-Taylor Looking for ways to spend your sizzling summer days? Head down to Second Saturday, where local artists showcase their work, and food and festivities abound. full story

What's your summer tradition?: Campus Perspective [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, May 27, 2008 By “I go to Camp Tawonga, which is a Jewish camp in Yosemite. There are tons of activities, and it’s really a lot of fun.”—John Kilbourn, senior“A rafting camp that my dad owns goes for a week in Coloma, full story

Burn calories, defy laws of gravity in trampoline heaven Tuesday, May 27, 2008 By Ian Benjamin Walking into Sky High, I felt like I was in kindergarten again. Located in Rancho Cordova, Sky High is a 50,000 square-foot extreme trampoline-jumping complex that opened Dec. 17. full story

Can you hear me now? Tuesday, May 27, 2008 By Hayden Winfield No matter how much you spend on your MP3 player’s extensive song list, leather casing, and other assorted peripherals, the quality of your music depends on the headphones. The Octagon tested three set full story

‘Paper’ short on content, long on drama Tuesday, May 27, 2008 By Anna Ellison How is the newspaper ever going to be successful with Amanda as editor in chief? She is so totally underqualified! Alex would have been much better! No one will even listen to Amanda, what with her ho full story

Making the college transition: Finding the perfect laptop for next semester–best prices, best systems [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, May 27, 2008 By Tyler Trussell Every year, millions of high-school students move to a new college campus.Out of their element, they want a tool they can take with them and have access the same resources they had at home. Many choos full story

Joanna Derman's essay and Seth Katz's poem: WEB EXTRA [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, May 27, 2008 By Joanna Derman, Seth Katz This is a Web Extra. For the original article, click here.QuintetThe strings of the bass are veins.For the player, life is nothing without music.It’s not just something you hear.You feel it.You could full story

Juniors show writing skills, sweep college literary contest Tuesday, May 27, 2008 By Analise Rivero She wrote about a bratty cousin, while he wrote about the subtle beauty of jazz. But both of them were winners. Juniors Seth Katz and Joanna Derman won two awards in the American River College High Sc full story

Saying ‘hasta la vista’: Students will miss Seño’s music, dance, food, culture Tuesday, May 27, 2008 By Parul Guliani Vamos a seguir en inglés para la duración de la clase. “We are going to speak in English for the rest of this class period.” When Spanish teacher Meridith “Seño” Oram announced this three weeks ago in full story

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