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Blazers log on and sound off

By Tina Peng | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Blazers skip vital pre-lunch munch

By Eric Shansby | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Eliot Stein says YES: A war will kill fewer innocent lives

By Eliot Stein | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Critics slam Algebra HSA test

By Julia Kay | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Cross country runs with the pack

By Amanda Wallace | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Picking up a lifeline in the aftermath

By Katie Jentleson | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

MCPS inclined to allow cell phones

By Kang-Xing Jin | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Male Divas go where no man’s gone before

By Juliana Stevenson | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Football tames Bengals

By Calvin Anderson | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Voicebox: ”We all became human that week”

By Neela Pal | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Amid tensions, Blair remains tolerant

By Samantha Henig | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Central American droughts affect Blair families

By Ana Mittal | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Love hurts? It doesn’t have to

By Nora Berenstain | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

From Blair Blvd to Hollywood Blvd

By Julia Druhan | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

On to 1600!

By Stephen Wertheim | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Poorly maintained fields injure athletes

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Freshman program BLASTs off

By Christina Feng | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Terrorism Review

By Kang-Xing Jin | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Test scores lost

By Jenny Alyono | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

New County vending rules seen as arbitrary

By Kristin Hoven | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Gainous alleges county racism

By Matt Yalowitz, Julia Kay | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Racism is a significant cause of the growing overcrowding problem at Blair, alleges Principal Phillip Gainous, who also says that next year, only five years after the opening of the University Boulevard building, the school might require portable classrooms.

Life yet goes on

By Jeanne Yang | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Big plans for big business: downtown goes upscale

By Gabriel Morden-Snipper | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Volleyball still has post-Weir syndrome

By Ben Meiselman | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »

Girls tennis aces Seneca Valley, evens record

By Eve Aronson | Oct. 11, 2001, midnight | In Print »