The Nexus

• Switching sticks: Girls lacrosse coach transitions from lax to field hockey

  October 03, 2008  |  Melissa Truong
  Coach Aubrey Cline ran around the field, coaching, just like she did almost every day. Today, however, something was very different. Rather than carrying the lacrosse sticks with which she had always been familiar with, her players held in their hands, curved field hockey sticks.

• Top Plays: First-minute score, last-second goal

  October 03, 2008  |  Jacob Nitti
  Cross-country runner Mark Andrada (9) ran the second fastest freshman time at the Mt. Carmel Invitational on Sept. 20, with an overall time of 17:37. Andrada finished only behind Travis Kuhlman for the fastest time at this course in Westview freshman history. He finished tenth in a field of 200 runners.

• Surf club awaits permission to form team: ISF presents possible key to dilemma

  October 03, 2008  |  Tim Chu
  For the past four years, the Westview Surf Club has been allowed to talk about surfing, read surfing magazines, watch surfing videos, but not to surf – unless the members go by themselves or as friends – not officially representing the school.

• Opinion: Installing new cameras abandons WV mission

  October 03, 2008  |  Kevin Crowley
  Two weeks ago, school administrators ordered the installation of security cameras on Westview’s campus.

• Opinion: More family time promotes teen development

  October 03, 2008  |  Yoojin Kim
  As the smell of spaghetti fills the house, the sizzling sound of then pan and the scent of garlic attracts the family around the dinner table. But one person is missing: the teenager.

• Opinion: Internet in cars jeopardizes public safety

  October 03, 2008  |  Andrew Baek
  Chrysler recently unveiled one of the most fallacious advancements ever to grace our modern age of technology.

• Opinion: Corn syrup ads: a sweetened deception

  October 03, 2008  |  Andra Kovacs
  When it comes to high fructose corn syrup (HFCS), the surprises are far from sweet.

• Opinion: Plastics contain abundance of avoidable health risks

  October 03, 2008  |  Will Ellis
  There is a material that lies within every mainstream American household, a material that could be causing severe damage to the health of its inhabitants.

• Opinion: Change comes from action, not age

  October 03, 2008  |  Daniel Edwards
  In just a little more than a month, voters will decide who becomes president of a deeply divided nation in a tight election.

• Opinion: Political ads promote propaganda

  October 03, 2008  |  Jill Mierke
  An anti-Proposition 7 group launched a new ad with warnings from small renewable energy groups and taxpayers stating how Californians would be affected if the measure passes.

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