Rachel Flaherman on 24 November 2011 
The end of November is upon us, and we all know what that means. We make the transition from the reign of the Scorpio to that of the oh-so-lovely Sagittarius, from the eleventh month of the year to the TWELFTH! State championships, flight delays, and Martha Stewart specials abound. But before we can check Full Article
DA Staff on 23 November 2011 
By Olivia B. As the high school seniors turn eighteen, they must begin to consider where they are going politically. With each new generation of voters, different ideas, values, and opinions influence the political world. These new voters were born during the 90s economic boom, yet have experienced an economic recession throughout high school. Full Article
Edward Schlesinger on 22 November 2011 
When the U.S. first went into Afghanistan on October 7, 2001, there was one goal: to remove the Taliban from power. The U.S. forces overtook the Taliban quickly, so you may be asking, “Why has the U.S. now been in Afghanistan for ten years?” One of the main reasons the U.S. has been in Afghanistan Full Article
Marisa Lowe on 22 November 2011 
For those of you too naïve to know: I am incredibly passionate about Thanksgiving. In my family, Thanksgiving is a holiday based in tradition. These traditions range from those more general, such as the massive gathering that takes place at my house every Thanksgiving Day, to more specific, such as the type of marshmallows that Full Article
