Published Articles - December

A Dramatic Entrance

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Mr. Nohl brings the ACC drama club to new heights.

Twilight

Twilight, based on Stephenie Meyer’s bestselling novel, was amazing!  The story of Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) and Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) is entrancing.

Rock Out With Rock Band

I’m sure you’ve all heard of Rock Band at some point in time. The game was released for the Wii system in June 2008. So you’re probably thinking, “If the game’s six months old, why is there an article about it now?” Well, Rock Band was just released in the deluxe edition. You can buy the Wii bundle for around $100 right now at Walmart, and another guitar priced at about $60. So altogether, we’re talking around $160, more or less.

Fr. Etheredge: Our Own Hometown Hero

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Our very own principal here at ACC, Rev. Fr. William Etheredge, was honored with the Hometown Hero award by Mayor Tom Weisner at the halftime of the Friday, December 5 basketball game against St. Edward. This special award is presented to those in Aurora who make positive contributions to the city.

Turbulence Before the Closing Stretch

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The Chess Team hits a bit of a rough patch before the finishing stretch of their season.

Dear Santa...

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Have you started your Christmas list yet? These senior Chargers (and a couple of teachers, too) have! These wishlist items range from the expected, the unexpected, and the completely random.

Female Athlete of the Month: Stephanie Pogwizd

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Stephanie leads the team with her blistering speed, skillful ball handling and her immaculate shot.

BOLT Shocking Theaters Everywhere!

Bolt, a diluted wonder dog convinced of having super powers, is thrown into the normal world to face its many wonders. Along with a deserted alley cat named Mittens and a TV obsessed hamster named Rhino, this strange trio makes their way across the country to return Bolt to his loving owner Penny.

1908 to 2008: A Century of Progress?

The Central Times compare the years 1908 to 2008 to see that while much has improved, we are not always better off now.

Physics Club

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It’s not often one can say: “I have to go to Physics club tomorrow morning,” and not receive some sort of confused look. Typically, one would imagine such a club as a group of “MIT-Wanna-Be’s” gathered around a table discussing numbers and formulas so far out of the comprehensive reach that the only words recognized are “the”, “formula,” and “thus” (If you don’t believe me, how many of these words do you know: “Parallax,” “instantaneous velocity,” “luminous flux,” “piezoelectricity,” or “stimulated emission?”). This is hardly the case.

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