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Comment on Famous faces: influential people of the 2000s by Slim Shady?

Slim Shady? — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 00:21:59 +0000

My, Ellen’s looking pretty slim these days.

Comment on Polo team sparks intrigue by Jace Hodson

Jace Hodson — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 17:20:08 +0000

Thanks, Patrick!

I talked to my editor and we are working on the blurb that you mentioned. We may not be able to work it into the regular paper but we will definitely have something online soon.

Comment on Sister Cities seeks summer participants by Dianne Osland

Dianne Osland — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 20:28:21 +0000

All fixed up, Elli. Thanks for letting us know of the misprint.

Comment on Polo team sparks intrigue by Patrick Stroud

Patrick Stroud — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 02:02:35 +0000

I am proud of this. Awesome!

However, as of right now we are an all-senior group. Max Drizin is a senior. And if you want to include a blurb about how we’re now seeking some official teacher sponsoring, feel free to include that in the real newspaper.

Comment on Sister Cities seeks summer participants by Elli Miller

Elli Miller — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 16:36:18 +0000

Although I was fortunate enough to travel to Italy this semester, I did not travel to Cittadella. My travels were limited to Florence, Siena, and a few small cities in the Tuscan region. My trip had no connection with the Sister City program. While I would have loved to see the students from Cittadella in their hometown, Cittadella was simply too far from Florence to include in my itinerary for the trip.

Comment on All-nighters are all right by Aaron Voegele

Aaron Voegele — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 00:53:49 +0000

=D Wow. ^_^ already it’s not that far in the school year and I see quite an improvement on Web stories and the publication itself. Anyways, great story Hannah. ^_^ Always liked them. Usually a great layout goes with them as well.

Oh, and the Minnesota Vikings say HI! (well not really… > > But you get the idea of what I’m trying to say, right?)

Comment on We is gangstas by Aaron Voegele

Aaron Voegele — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 03:05:23 +0000

Due to the fact that I’m still getting e-mails telling me to moderate comments, I can answer this before anyone else.

Pretty much what they’re saying is that our town is kind of split in half. We have people living the good life, and others having trouble just staying in their home. They’re also saying you should try and find fun things to do in town, but don’t shelter yourself. Some people tend to only do things outside of town, other people can’t even leave town because they’re either to closed minded or their parents don’t let them.

You shouldn’t shelter yourself, but you shouldn’t always be out their.

Real life isn’t black and white Ryan, and sometimes you have to take both sides of a story. Taking only one side isn’t news. You stick to both sides of the story, and cover it. Sometimes, I believe the same rule should apply to opinions. Maybe Gabriella didn’t have a one sided opinion on the subject. It is STILL her opinion that there shouldn’t be one side to the story.

Just, enjoy Nobletucky, but also enjoy the towns around you. Get to know the world a bit and don’t live in your little batcave.

(PS: If you by chance edit comments, you need to put a warning up above here where it says “Tell us what you’re thinking”… > > Just a little Legal item you need, you should also inform them that if the comment is abusive or otherwise crude that it will not be published. ^^ sorry i didn’t put that in when i was working there.)

Comment on We is gangstas by Ryan Ferguson

Ryan Ferguson — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 02:20:00 +0000

I am confused. I read this and I don’t know what to think, we are well off, but we are sheltered? We need to see new things, but we live in the nicest community? Pick a side, and stick with it. It’s too confusing trying to understand both.

Comment on Videos Temporarily Offline by Aaron Voegele

Aaron Voegele — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 15:17:35 +0000

Our website is still undergoing the process of being fully accessible, but we are working on it and will hopefully have the videos up to standard soon.

Thank you for bringing this to our attention, Casey.

-Streamline Staff

Comment on Videos Temporarily Offline by C. Analco

C. Analco — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 13:23:44 +0000

I am a deaf student that attends Noblesville High School part-time and Indiana School for the Deaf part-time.

Under ADA, (American with Disabilities Act) all of the media shown at Noblesville High School should be closed and or open captioned.

According to my IEP I should have equal access the same as my hearing peers.

Please make your videos captioned so I can understand them too.

Thanks,

Casey Analco