Science fair features exceptional projects
The Science Fair began bright and early the morning of February 12. Participants were there by 8:30 a.m. setting up their various projects. One hundred students with their seventy-four projects were assembled in the gym waiting to be judged at 9:00 a.m.

Peacock reaches for the blue
Peacock is definitely reaching for the blue, the Blue Ribbon award. Peacock Middle School has been nominated for the first time to receive this nationally recognized award.

Today's students are tomorrows leaders
An interview with the mayor of Itasca
According to Claudia "GiGi" Gruber, the mayor of Itasca, middle school students should be interested in politics even though they couldn't vote. All the issues raised now will eventually affect them.

News for March, 2000

Science Fair features exceptional projects Peacock reaches for the Blue Today's students are tomorrow leaders

Op-Ed for March, 2000

Who should be our President? Hair color counts: self expression is unfairly limited We need a break!

Features for March, 2000

It takes a school Peacock seventh grader is an Irish dancing phenomenon What's in a name? Students meet pop star and have a brush with fame Invisible for a Day

Entertainment for March, 2000

Talent Show Olive Garden has great food, but... Following up on the X Files: from our secret source Who wants to be a millionaire? Really? Hanging up Drowning Mona, or is it Ruthless People 2? Life is bright for singing sensation, Macy Gray 2GE+HER _ another Blink 182? NFL Blitz 2000 Creed's second CD will not disappoint fans Top 10 1999-2000 general sports cars

Sports for March, 2000

Volleyball teams are off to an average start Peacock students have fun in the WIBA A sampler of sports trivia Sports Crossword