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Students' Coffee Cravings Could Be Harmful to Their Health Two Dollars • Nov. 30,rlingtonian 2007 • Upper Arlington High School 1650 Ridgeview Road • Upper Arlington, OH 43221 Students’ coffee cravings could be harmful to their health MRSA scare: What students should know • Local artist finds medium in popular toy • Going green in UA CONTENTSARliNgTONiAN NOvembeR 30, 2007 vOlUme 71, iSSUe 4 Relay for Life meetings begin “Monster Max” interrupted by fire EWS 04 Sophomore class prepares for Winter Dance N Impact of “superbug” MRSA prompts medical field to announce preventative measures New solar panels are just one way in which 06 UAHS is going green FEATURE Feature Page: Holiday shopping made easy US Students depend upon caffeine to C perform well in school, athletics, but many remain unaware of consequences 11 FO Sports columnist evaluates the season of upsets, week-by-week 14 PORTS Athletes in Action: student athletes profiled S Local artist turns a favorite childhood toy into art medium RTS 20 A Fall TV offers three intriguing new shows Staff Editorial:UA efforts to go green are E commendable, necessary C Columnist encourages acceptance of VOI Dumbledore’s homosexuality 23 COveR pHOTO illustratiON | STefANy STReb CONTeNTS pHOTOS | OliviA milleR, STefANy STReb, SAmANTHA UllUm COveR AND CONTeNTS DeSigN | katie STUCkO, rathi RAmASAmy FROM THE EDITOR 2007-2008 STAFF Editor iN CHief katie Stucko ManagiNg Editor Rathi Ramasamy Writing Staff NewS eDiTOR Amanda Jones feature eDiTOR Joumana khatib Focus Editors kali grant, lay kodama, Cindy liu Sports eDiTOR lindsay gardner JOURNALISM CONFERENCE INSPIRES Arts Editor lara bonner STAff, PROMPTS FOND MEMORIES vOiCe eDiTOR kim weisenberger OF CULINARY EXPERIENCES Sports wRiTeR mitch lex thletes have tournaments. session on Saturday morning at Journalism kids have JeA. which i needed to slap myself Design Staff each year, between repeatedly to pay attention, or gRApHiCS ReporteRS A two-and three-thousand the hours i spent contemplating Zack Steen student journalists and their innovative newsmagazine concepts. Sayoko Osada advisers descend on a major To be honest, i enjoyed many pHOTOgRApHeRS U.S. city to attend hourly of the sessions—particularly Olivia miller sessions and workshops, tour the those after 9 a.m. i learned Stefany Streb Sam Ullum city, and bond with their fellow design tips from two “Dueling staff members. inDesign Divas” and rethought Business Staff This November, Arlingtonian staff my editing strategy after “editing BusiNess ManageR members, along with their Bare and 101” and “editing 201.” kerry Sullivan Norwester counterparts, traveled to i am also happy to report that bUSiNeSS ASSistants philadelphia to do just that. in addition to sessions, several Darcy fishback A friend called me shortly after staff members brought home katie Hyre i got back to ask me about the awards: Amanda Jones for News trip. After a lengthy five-minute writing, kim weisenberger for Additional Contributors description, she interrupted Review writing, kali grant for ADviSeR me and said, “Ok, did you do Commentary writing, and i for Carol Hemmerly pRiNTeR anything besides eat?” Newsmagazine Design. JS printing i have learned my lesson. in addition, i would like to i won’t tell you all about the congratulate the staff of Bare pastries from the small french for their unprecedented second Editorial Policy bakery, or about the 10 city place finish in best of Show and Arlingtonian is a student-produced newsmagazine published approxi- mately every four weeks by Journalism III-A students at Upper Arlington High blocks we walked for the privilege the Norwester staff for School. The publication has been established as a public forum for student of enjoying a philly Cheesesteak their awards. expression and for the discussion of issues of concern to its audience. It will not in, i swear to you, the sketchiest So we’re “jorks” (journalism be reviewed or restrained by school officials prior to publication or distribution. Since Arlingtonian is a forum for student expression, the editorial board, neighborhood i’ve ever been in. dorks) and not jocks. but hey, we which consists of the staff’s top editors, will determine the content of the And i won’t tell you about the know how to have a good time. newsmagazine and all unsigned editorials; therefore, material may not neces- sarily reflect the opinions or policies of Upper Arlington school officials. gelato we sampled as a middle- Arlingtonian welcomes letters to the editor, guest columns and news aged italian man serenaded us releases from faculty, administrators, community residents, students and the with karaoke in a voice as smooth general public. The Arlingtonian editorial board reserves the right to withhold a letter or column and return it for more information if it determines the piece as his creamy dessert. contains items of unprotected speech as defined by this policy. That is all irrelevant. you want As a public forum, all letters and columns meeting the above criteria will to know about the 8 a.m. design Katie Stucko, Editor in Chief be posted in full on the Arlingtonian web site at www.arlingtonian.com for a minimum of four weeks. Arlingtonian and its staff will strive to publish only legally protected speech following the legal definitions for libel, obscenity and invasion of privacy. The staff will also refrain from printing stories that create a material dis- ruption of school activities. Because the Arlingtonian staff will determine content of the publication, it will therefore also take complete legal and financial responsibility Have something to say? for what is printed.Arlingtonian will not avoid publishing a story solely on the basis of possible dissent or controversy. email us at [email protected] The Arlingtonian staff raises and pays all printing and production costs or visit www.arlingtonian.com through advertising sales, subscription sales and other fundraisers. The editor or co-editors shall interpret and enforce this editorial policy. ARLINGTONIAN NOVEMBER 30, 2007 3 NEWS Relay for Life begins preparation for 2008 event Cindy liu, ‘09 espite her five layers of clothing, junior Jie Piazza said. Geng shivered. It was 3 a.m. May 19, and The 2007 UA-Grandview relay was an 18-hour she and a few others were walking around walk that consisted of five months of planning and Dthe track of UAHS as music blared from the contributions from the community, which helped raise sound system set up on the turf. Snuggling deeper into over $20,000. This year, the RFL committee has even her jacket, she passed the multitude of luminarias—little greater hopes for the event. white bags lit by candles—which bore the names of Piazza said RFL is a great opportunity for the entire those who had lost their lives to cancer, flickering on the community to participate in the fight against cancer. bleachers, spelling out the word “cure.” Piazza said, “If everyone gives a Geng, now a senior, and many little—a little money, a little time—I’m OM KELLER T others were only a part of an annual, sure that we can beat this disease.” worldwide event that helps in the fight Likewise, senior Jeehee Ha, a cancer against cancer. May 18 and 19 marked survivor and RFL committee member, UA and Grandview’s first Relay for Life encouraged more involvement from the as the communities joined the American community. She said she enjoyed how HOTOS | COURTESY P Cancer Society’s most celebrated event In Honor the UA-Grandview event had so much Teams line up for the May 18 Team to help raise cancer awareness and funds student involvement—something that Banner Lap at the start of Relay, kicking off the non-stop 18-hour walk with spirit. for cancer research. Loved One she had never seen before at other RFL According to ACS representative events she had attended. Teams were made up of students and searching for a cure adults from both communities. Robby Stephens, everyone interested will “It was really great to see how have the opportunity to learn more about every candle has a name the whole community was actively the 2008 RFL—which will be on May involved—not just the adults,” Ha said. 16 and 17 —firsthand by attending the “I hope [RFL] will grow bigger as more GRAPHIC | COURTESY CANCER.ORG RFL Open House Dec. 3 at the Tremont A sample Luminaria, people get involved this year.” branch library from 6-8 p.m. symbolizing remembrance and As a survivor, Ha said she is very grateful LEARN MORE Stephens said the Open House will hope, is one of many which for the help her family received from ACS allow people to register for a variety of lined the track of UAHS. Also in when she was diagnosed with cancer as activities at the 2008 event: form teams, the stands, they spelled out the a young child. She said RFL gave her a event: RFL Open House volunteer the day of the event, fill vacant word “hope,” which overnight chance to give back to ACS for everything committee positions, and help as sub- became the word “cure.” they did for her family to help save her life. Date: Dec. 3, 2007 committee members. Stephens also said To make stories like Ha’s come true, the $10 registration fee will be waived for individuals who Piazza also encouraged everyone to think about why they place: Tremont Library attend the open house. should contribute to RFL—whether it is by spreading the UAHS media specialist and RFL committee member news or volunteering. Laura Piazza said it is important for everyone interested “Some of the greatest life experiences comes when Hours: 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in RFL to get involved as soon as possible. you try your best to help.
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