How the Wikipedia Blackout Affected Students
Wyatt Page, Writer
January 27, 2012
Have you ever used Wikipedia for a project or presentation? The digital encyclopedia is very accessible and in 2005, according to a notable journal known as “Nature,” Wikipedia is “statistically as accurate as the Encyclopedia Britannica.” ... READ MORE »»
Caption: Wikipedia Home-Page on January 18th, 2012
Sixth Graders Storm Campus
Harrison Lempriere, Staff Writer
January 23, 2012
The day the sixth grade moves to the Uihlein Campus is in the not too distant future and there is one reoccurring question; how are they going to fit? There have been countless rumors, some of which are plausible and others just do not seem practical.... READ MORE »»
Thunder Looks Ahead to College Horizons
charlie githler, staff writer
January 20, 2012
Have you ever wondered what it takes to attend the college of your dreams? How does ODA stack up in this highly competitive environment? What can you do to prepare yourself and get every advantage you can to be accepted to your choice of colleges? Thanks... READ MORE »»
A New College Football
January 20, 2012
Division one college football is the largest college sport in the world. It is multi-million dollar industry where the athletes who create a profit do not receive a penny. The benefits of being a college football player are high with a chance to make... READ MORE »»
More Republican Candidates Face the Hatchet
Stephani Spindel, Junior Editor
January 20, 2012
The Remaining Republican Candidates / Photo by Fox News With Herman Cain out of the picture, Jon Huntsman’s, Rick Perry’s and Michelle Bachmann’s not-so surprising withdrawals, and Newt Gingrich quickly drowning in the polls, the remaining GOP candidates... READ MORE »»







