All posts tagged "Vincent Stigliani"
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Overblown: Media hype hiding real story on guns
With more mass shootings happening around the United States, and now worldwide, the United States is pushing for gun control once again. A day before...
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To weight or not to weight?
Combing through the over 40 years of Tiger Hi-Line archives, one issue stands out as timeless, repeatedly discussed and debated year after year after year....
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College: making freedom a reality
Vincent Stigliani/Editor-in-Chief I used to always imagine that my senior year would be a relaxing time of little work, the distracting bug of senioritis nipping...
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This April Fools’, joke is on staff
See Stilgani’s article here See Entz’s article here Sara Gabriele/Staff Writer The morning of April Fools’ found seniors Alex Entz and Vincent Stigliani hurriedly...
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Consider options for school lunches
Vincent Stigliani/Editor-in-Chief Since the early 1980s, the childhood obesity rates in America have nearly tripled. Today, the number hovers around 33 percent. National initiatives like...
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More Than Money: CFHS senior enjoys hobby in job
As many high school students wash dishes or bag groceries to earn money, senior Chelsea Hall does what she loves: piano. Hall, who has been...
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‘A Convenient Truth’: Some CFHS science teachers doubt human influence on global warming
By Vincent Stigliani 2010 The idea that humans are causing the earth’s temperature to rise is becoming a less and less controversial and debated issue....
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Patriotism extends beyond symbols
By Vincent Stigliani 2010 Last month during his tour through Iowa, Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama was criticized by many when it was noticed that...
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Old News? With changing media, print news on last leg
By Vincent Stigliani 2010 Right now, you are more than likely holding history. By that, I don’t mean this article specifically; I am talking about...
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GDP fails to assess happiness
By Vincent Stigliani 2010 As the saying goes, money does not buy happiness. If it did, the United States would undoubtedly be the happiest country...
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Colleges returning to using standardized testing for admissions
Standardized testing has long been debated over. Now with many colleges after the pandemic requiring SAT scores again to apply, many students struggle to rise above their scores. These...
