Locksley’s Uninspired Effort Wednesday, March 10, 2010 By Abbe Ramanan full story  Indie-rock outfit Locksley won over fans in 2008 with their debut album “Don’t Make Me Wait,” full of catchy bubblegum-punk songs that carried just enough verve to remain edgy. Their latest release,

Turn Your Voice off at the Door:ASL at BWHS Wednesday, March 10, 2010 By Clarke Williams full story  A world where speaking with hands is like talking and facial expressions are grammatical exists right here in the United States. At Briar Woods High School, this world and unique culture is foreign an

The Apathy Factor Wednesday, March 10, 2010 By Jacob Ottenheimer full story  In the upcoming weeks, the Census Bureau will be mailing out the 2010 census to all U.S. households. With only 10 questions on the census, it is one of the shortest in U.S. history. However, there i

Spring Athletes Compete for Fields Wednesday, March 10, 2010 By Josh Plumhoff full story  Northern Virginia’s recent snowstorms have given spring athletes something more to compete for then just a roster spot; they have been competing with other sports teams for a place to practice for the

A Little Slice of Italy Wednesday, March 10, 2010 By Veronica Cuadrado full story  Students looking to step outside of Ashburn for some authentic and elegant entertainment should go no further than Reston Town Center. Surrounded by an urban jungle, Il Fornaio Authentic Italian Resta

The Madness is Near Wednesday, March 10, 2010 By Osama Farooqi full story  The Carrier Dome lived up to the hype that swelled in the weeks leading up to the clash of the Big East titans. Legendary coach Jim Boeheim and his Syracuse ballclub were poised to rise to the top of

Coaches Corner: A Change in Location Wednesday, March 10, 2010 By Lauren Young full story  With temperatures increasing, the spring sports season is now on their normal practice schedules outdoors. Previously teams were meeting routinely in the gyms and hallways, which caused stress to coac

The Internet Epidemic Wednesday, March 10, 2010 By Kiley Garrett full story  In the past decade alone, communication has fused into the world of technology. Breaking news hits Twitter before televisions, and renowned journalists have been replaced with popular bloggers. As the

Democrats Deliberate: Reconciliation of Bartisanship Wednesday, March 10, 2010 By Erin Pelletier full story  The health care debate may soon be coming to a close. The contentious question of reform has been a permanent fixture in American politics for more than a century. In the year since President Obama’s

Earthquake in Chile Makes Waves in Hawaii Wednesday, March 10, 2010 By Aaron McAndrew full story  On February 27, a devastating earthquake struck Chile. However, this earthquake seemed to fly under the radar as the huge hype from Haiti’s quakes still rang in everybody’s ears. Hawaii, on the other

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