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Common Sense Is Pumped and Others Are Unhappy with the Move Fortiter in re, suaviter in modo CCOOMMMMOONN SSPPOORRTTSS HIGH SCHOOL OF AMERICAN STUDIES AT LEHMAN COLLEGE Vol. VI… No. 2 EARLY OCTOBER 2008 ON LINE NOW AT: www.hsas-lehman.org HSAS POSITS 2008 NFL SEASON & NEW YORK’S CHANCES By C. Ubozoh The NFL season has begun, and Jets better.” Common Sense is pumped and Others are unhappy with the move. ready for action. Of course, we Dan Doppstadt (‘09) shared that haven’t forgotten how the New York Giants, who had 10 wins and “the Green Bay Packers are my 6 losses in the regular season, made favorite team.” He went to say that a glorious playoff run into a Super “I don’t even want to talk about Bowl victory. Farve. All I’m going to tell you is Many new Yorkers also haven’t that my family owns some stock in Green Bay, and when Farve was forgotten Eli Manning’s miraculous released, they sold it all.” scramble from the grasp of the New England Patriots defense with the “It’s sad that the Packers gave Giants trailing by 4 points, facing a Farve to the Jets, considering all the third down with 59 seconds left to history he had with them,” said play; or what many people called Jemaal Alexander(‘10). Farve led David Tyree’s spectacular catch for the Packers to two super bowls in 1997 and 1998, including a a 32 yard gain, granting the Giants the break they needed to win the championship in 1997. historic championship game. Our Men’s Frosh Team are the BRONX FROSH XC CHAMPIONS 2008 So who will win the Before the game, the Patriots monumental factor in the Giants Bret Farve to the New York Jets, championship this season? held an impressive 18-0 record. winning the championship, decided enabling the Jets to release some Ariel Amaya (’09) is sure that “the Steelers will take it this year.” Unfortunately for New England, to retire. When offered a $4 million star players who have failed to Jemaal Alexander (’10), who having an 18-1 season is not as contract to play another season carry the team to success? The says that the Giants are his favorite savory as having the title of 2008 with the Giants, he chose not to. students at HSAS seem to have team, believes that they can win Jemaal Alexander (’10) says that mixed feelings about this move. NFL Champion. again. However, others like Alex “Strahan is coming back still.” Some have no problems with it. A lot of changes have occurred in Miller (‘12) doubt the Giants. “I never really liked Pennington the NFL since the super bowl Common Sense says that he’s just “There’s not a chance that the or Clemens anyway,” said Alex earlier this year. For one, it has in denial. Giants will win again; it was a Miller (‘12). Gilvonni Lamour(‘11) been reported on the ESPN website How about the Green Bay fluke the first time,” says Alex thinks that “Bret Farve makes the that Michael Strahan, who was a Packers moving star quarterback Miller(‘12). A SEASON TO FORGET, DURING A CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS TIME TO REMEMBER By A. Bell-Baltaci(’12) FROSH/SOPH ON 10/14/08 New York, NY--In was a sign of things to come. Wagner Men’s Results October, it is unheard of started recovery in simulation games and for neither the Mets nor rehabilitation, but was never able to say Frosh Race sssttt the Yankees to make the exactly when he would pitch for the Mets. 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