 The Argonaut Decathletes have been preparing for their competition since July 2009. Almost 7 months of rigorous studying has been dedicated to this competition. The students are required to read A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens and study 14 packets with topics ranging from Chemistry, Music, Art, Economics, and Mathematics (from algebra to differential calculus.) Also, the students are required to present speeches, write successful essays, and perform well in their interviews. The 2010 Decathlon team is prepared to succeed this year at the competition. Co-President, Adan Juarez says, " My goal for the team this year is... Read More
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 Lady Argos Varsity Basketball defeated rivals Rancho Alamitos Friday, January 29, in an upsetting comeback victory, 42-36. Garden Grove still stands in first place leading the Garden Grove league at an undefeated 6-0. At the start of the game, Rancho led the game, scoring over the team's most aggressive players. Playing on the high emotion of a rival game, the game turned physical with a lot of fouling, turnovers, and jump balls. Coach Yang advised the girls to take a deep breaths and refocus. For most of the game, the ladies struggled defensively to contain Rancho's Denshay... Read More
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 Would you read this article if you were given $100? Many people do not bother to worry about Financial Aid, but in reality it can save them thousands of dollars. FAFSA stands for "Free Application for Federal Student Aid". Whether or not you think you may qualify for aid should not stop you from applying to such a great opportunity. Federal Student Aid, or Financial Aid, is money given to students to help pay their college education. The FAFSA application must be filled out in order to be considered for financial aid. It is recommended to submit your completed form... Read More
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 A massive 7.0 magnitude earthquake hit the tiny poverty-stricken island of Haiti just before 5pm on January 12, 2010. The 'quake hit 10 miles South of the capital, Port-au-Prince and was felt at Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba. The quake caused damage to the Presidential Palace, a hospital, and most of all the homes. Home to nine million plus, the country is in desperate need for food, water, shelter, and medical attention. Since the disaster, 200,000 deaths have been reported. Among the hundreds of international organizations donating relief, Garden Grove's ASB and Do Something Club is raising awareness and their... Read More
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