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Tarzan (Na- “It’S Liketellingsomeone Who Crystal Cale, WHS Psychology One Infour American Teenagers “‘Smile, You’Llfeelbetter Sports - Pages15-18 Prom - Pages 11-14 Feature -Pages 7-10 Editorial- Page 6 News -Pages1-5 wear anypants. he doesn’t because Finland from banned ics were Duck com- Donald In thecourseofanaver- Sunday willalwayshave PRSRT STD assorted insectsand10 Inside This apples, waspslikepine age lifetime,youwill, while sleeping,eat70 Months thatbeginona nuts, andwormslike Sweet Dreams U.S. Postage Paid a “Fridaythe13th.” Lucky Months Disney Dress Beetles tastelike That Really Ogden, UT Odds New Food Ends fried bacon. Issue Permit No. 208 Group spiders. Code Bugs! ‘n’ A cockroachcan A live several WEBER HIGHSCHOOL430WESTDRIVEPLEASANTVIEW,UT84414W head cut with its weeks off. 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Walker) travels to Africa travelsto Walker) tie VanTassel) developsa VanTassel) tie to studygorillas.Bottom protective bond with her bondwithher protective than Norman)questions baby Tarzan, Kala(Ka- Tarzan, baby Katie Montgomery Professor Porter (Gabe Porter Professor MARCH 2014 SINCE 1946 VOLUME 284 ISSUE 4 ISSUE 284 VOLUME 1946 SINCE 2014 MARCH photo: A doting father, dotingfather, A photo: adopted child.Middle his difference from his from his difference Top photo: Caring for photo:Caringfor Top member Prom Prom member Teachers re- Teachers moments - gorilla family. gorilla family. 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When I was LIÀRSVDURXQGDQG\RX¶UHMXVWOLNH another calmed period followed ____________________________ LQ¿IWKJUDGHP\WHDFKHUWROGPH ‘OMG I thought you were dead!’” by the fear moving more and more to go work in the kitchen. I had to “My friends and I have a lot of into your bubble. Eventually, you’d One may know the basic anato- serve this weird canned corn stuff. the same fears, actually,” Harris have to touch the spider without be- my of the brain—the cerebellum, It smelled terrible, and it was in- says. “You might think phobias ing afraid.” the brain stem, the cerebrum, and sanely hot in there! I just served would be more of a family thing, Webb adds the more self-depen- the diencephalon—but perhaps a this gross corn to my friends and all but it isn’t that way with me!” dent people (or perhaps those with less well-known part of our heads Rachel Levy, junior, says, “My an embarrassing phobia) may want is the amygdala. family doesn’t have many of the to get over the fear themselves, at The amygdala is found in the same fears as I do. I’m most scared their own pace, and this is possible; temporal lobe the brain and is re- of insects and spiders! They’re so though, it requires will power. sponsible for the cute little emotion creepy and, just, no.” “You can use this method, cogni- people call fear. Phobias can hinder peoples’ tive behavioral therapy, anywhere “In the Stone Age times, the hu- daily lives, though, and they desire and for free. This deals more with man race relied upon fear to keep getting over their fears. your mindset than the physical University of Utah representative talks to class about col- us alive,” says Ms. Webb, Weber “There are several different presence of what you fear. Rea- lege possibilities. Photo by Ellie May Kerr High psychology teacher. the other kids, and they kept me for methods to get rid of phobias,” Ms. soning through it, telling yourself “Over time, we learned as a spe- at least three hours.” why you shouldn’t be afraid, is the After high
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