Students tie for the Golden Test Tube
"All you have to do is follow the directions and try your hardest and you will do well." According to Golden Test Tube winner, seventh grader Jeff R., that is the key to success at the annual District 10 Science Fair.

Harry Caray is gone but not forgotten
Cubs broadcaster Harry Caray died on Wednesday, February 18, 1998, in California. He had suffered a heart attach a few days earlier. Caray was a week away from his eighty-fourth birthday.

The Photographer
"I have just been informed that Scott Delanie, the District Attorney, has been found murdered in his lakeside mansion. He was found this morning by his wife and daughter when they arrived home from a Girl Scout outing. Nothing was stolen except a Polaroid Camera and a few soccer pictures of their daughter."

News for March, 1998

•  Nature Center is an outdoor extension of Peacock’s classroom •  Mr. Loest is inspired to create music •  Students tie for the Golden Text Tube •  READ, READ, READ! Reading frenzy sweeps Peacock •  By the way...

Opinions and Editorials for March, 1998

•  Students' freedom of expression is under attack •  Teacher creates confusion with commas •  PDA's--How much is too much?

Features for March, 1998

•  Eighth grader demonstrates skill and artistry with Indian Dancing •  Caray is gone but not forgotten •  Mr. Moose and the Killer Mime •  The Photographer

Entertainment for March, 1998

•  Short and sharp, Kristina reviews some current flicks •  NASCAR '98

Sports for March, 1998

•  Experts offer Stanley Cup predictions •  Cubs deserve respect this year •  Hasek leads Czech Republic to Olympic gold