Flushing Blazer Volume 44 Issue 8
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- Cover: Sara Smith awaiting her cue in the wings. Photo by Jun Tajima.
- Contents
- Student Council Update by Markie Jordan
- The Blazer Staff
- Local Voices
- Sex, Lies, and My Opinion – Violence is not the answer by Lou Stefanic
- OUR VOICE Jerry Brown’s flat tax may be a good solution to a big problem
- Local Voices
- A satire by Ethan Pope
- Left Field – Libraries of the Dead Cemeteries contain valuable information about the past by Ryan Sapp
- News Desk
- FHS violinist visits Japan by Steve Smith
- Getting help for the addicted by Kim Oermann
- News Desk
- Getting Ready for a Night in the Orient by Jenny Spoor and Jenni McDonald, photo by Jenny Spoor
- News Desk
- Getting Ready for a Night in the Orient by Jenny Spoor and Jenni McDonald, photo by Jenny Spoor
- Exchange students visit River City with The Music Manby Dagmar Bernsteiner. Photos by Jun Tajima
- Exchange students visit River City with The Music Manby Dagmar Bernsteiner. Photos by Jun Tajima
- Advertising
- Gussie’s
- Linda Chase beauty consultant
- Para Mont bridal & tux shop
- Flushing Rd. Collision
- Pfaltzgraff china
- Security First Benefits Corporation
- The News Desk
- New Faces – Peter Elfstrom, guest from Stockholm by Bruce Schlukbier
- Artist’s Pallette – Sophomores apply the pressure in the art room by Dan Hemple
- Computer programming winners by Jon Turner
- Buddha and Soda’s Athlete Cookbook by Mike Palumbo and Joel Sodeman
- Buddha and Soda’s Athlete Cookbook by Mike Palumbo and Joel Sodeman
- Sound and Vision
- Alternative Cut by Brian Gasperosky. Review of Wish by The Cure. Photo by Derek Ridgers
- Steven Hood Thief of Princes – Hollywood dredges up more sequels by Steve Schreiber
- Advertising
- Pegasus ’92
- Flushing Travel Service
- Easy Acres horseback riding lessons
- Gracie’s and Company catering
- Set Course for Star Trek the Next Generation by Marc Wojtowicz and Ian Welch
- Set Course for Star Trek the Next Generation by Marc Wojtowicz and Ian Welch
- Advertising
- Valenciano Travel Agency
- Ace Driving School
- Collector’s Corner memorabilia
- The Pear Tree flowers
- Dr. John C Ligas, DDS, MS Orthodontist
- Flushing Optical
- Platters, Pundits, and Plans
- Rutle-mania still lives on new albums by Joe Blevins
- Advertising
- Nicki B’s fashions
- Bride’s World
- Sharp’s Academy of Hairstyling
- Merle Norman beauty salon
- Raider Beat
- Solid pitching fuels Raiders by Joel Sodeman
- Season looks promising for girl’s soccer by Nichole Smith
- Raiders run circles around Davison by Beth Forcier and Julie Lawrence
- Rollarblade Trend Takes Off
- Rollarblade Trend Takes Off
- Advertising
- University of Michigan Flint
Flushing Blazer Volume 44 Issue 7
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- Cover: Playing billiards with Tammy White
- The News Desk
- Contents
- Letter to the Editor by Stacey Smithkey
- The Blazer Staff
- Local Voices
- Who would you like to see replace Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show?
- Our Voice: Dispute over fair trade with Japan
- Local Voices
- The Battle of Style and Substance by Lou Stefanic
- Left Field by Ryan Saap: The Little Known Noises of Shortwave
- Features
- Mrs. Quayle, Mrs. Engler visit Flushing to promote reading by Stacey Smithkey
- Marketing students qualify for nationals at DECA state; Rodriquez wraps up presidential year by Julie Neminski
- Features
- The Artist’s Palette by Dan Hemple
- Another Look- by Eric Smith
- American Way- by Ryan Stoddard
- Features
- Takin’ the show on the road Suzi Kellet plans summer European tour with the American Musical Ambassadors Band by Julie Burnham
- Marching band prepares another successful season by Brian Gasperosky, artwork by Carla Church
- FHS Students Fair Well In Recent Music Festivals by Brian Gasperosky
- Feature: The American Dream
- Don’t let buying a car make you dizzy by Jennifer Adamson
- Feature: The Road to Berlin
- The Chevy S-lOEL … Functional, sporty, smart by Chris Berlin. Photo by Sonja Slagor
- Feature: Single Men’s Fantasy Dates – 8 FHS ELIGIBLE BACHELORS TALK ABOUT THEIR FANTASY WOMEN AND DATES by Angie Lawrence and Kirsten Nickola
- Feature: Single Men’s Fantasy Dates – 8 FHS ELIGIBLE BACHELORS TALK ABOUT THEIR FANTASY WOMEN AND DATES by Angie Lawrence and Kirsten Nickola
- Feature: Spring Break – Migrating South for FUN IN THE SUN by Michelle Collick
- Feature: The Dark Side by Shannon Foster
- Features
- Contest marks Palace anniversary by Nicole Valasek
- Find the fun at Saturday pool league by Sean McNiff
- Advertising
- Easy Acres Horse Riding Lessons
- A&W Restaurant
- Trillium Class Rings
- Advertising
- Bride’s World
- Nicki B’s Young at Heart Fashions
- Flushing High School Drama Department Presents … THE MUSIC MAN
- Sound and Vision
- Celluloid James: Hollywood’s biggest night approaches The Oscars by Joe Blevins
- Alternative Cut: Making Sense in Cloudcuckooland – The Lightning Seeds Sense by Brian Gasperosky
- Sound and Vision
- Wayne’s World by Al Hanner and Melissa Rettenmund
- Sound and Vision
- Wayne’s World quiz by Al Hanner and Melissa Rettenmund
- Advertising
- Flowers by The Pear Tree
- Lake Agency Insurance
- Village Florist
- Shape Academy of Hairstyling
- Valenciano Travel Agency
- Security First Benefits Corporation
- Sound and Vision
- Mock Rock
- Advertising
- Flushing Valley Jewelers
- Decor’s Studio Interior Design
- Allstate Insurance
- Subway
- Ace Driving School
- Dr. John C. Ligas, DDS, MS Orthodontist
- Raider Beat
- Sluggers expect successful season despite inexperience by Joel Sodeman
- Tough season ahead for softball By Wendy Schmoak
- Hagenbuch, White to teach· for NCA By Jeni McDonald
- Spring Sports Opening Matches
- Advertising
- University of Michigan Flint
Flushing Blazer Volume 44 Issue 6
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- Cover: Will Castratti, singer and guitarist, leads the band Surreal in concert in the art room on Valentine’s Day.
- Contents
- The Blazer Staff
- Local Voices
- Who would you like to see on a postage stamp and why? by Lisa Morris
- Fran Roberts
- Natalie Connors
- Sonia Sigulinsky
- Randy Murdock
- Jason Holt
- Who would you like to see on a postage stamp and why? by Lisa Morris
- Local Voices
- Censorship Challenges Right To Read by Ryan Sapp
- Our Voice: Mike Tyson
- News Desk
- Calling all writers by Emanuela Borgnino
- “Due To Lack of Interest Tomorrow Has Been Canceled” Thespians warm up for spring musical by Melissa Rettenmund
- News Desk
- Leap year babies turn 4 by Sonja Slagor
- “We’re supposed to make good people, not good athletes .” – Mr. Coggins by Courtney Parker and Bethany Forcier
- Advertising
- Wyatt Earp Records
- Gracie’s and Company catering
- Gussie’s Hair Salon
- Domino’s Pizza
- Valenciano Travel Agency
- Security First Benefits Corporation
- The Beat
- Mock Rock by Jennifer Adamson
- The Beat
- Master of staging by Melissa Rettenmund
- Advertising: Jo Lums Chinese American Foods
- Horses are more than leisure time fun It’s a way of life by Chrissy Marston
- The Beat
- New Faces – Flushing welcomes new Italian visitor by Dagmar Bernsteiner, Photo by Janni Darling
- Big Dave Goes to the Movies – Myer’s Wayne’s World quite “worthy”, by Dave Finger
- The Beat
- The Artist’s Palette – Featured artist of the month: Jennie Edgeworth by Dan Hemple
- What Now by Ryan Stoddard
- Sound and Vision
- Alternative Cut – Lou Reed breaks new ground with concept album about death by Brian Gasperosky
- Advertising
- Flushing Valley Jewelers
- Subway
- John C. Ligas, DDS, MS Orthodontist
- The Pear Tree flowers
- Ace Driving School
- Computer Help from Marc Wojtowicz
- Sound and Vision
- Steven Hood Thief of Princes – Dissin’ and dismissin’ awards by Steve Schreiber
- Celluloid Jams – Kitchen trashes dumb advertisements by Epluribus Kitchen (Joe Blevins)
- Platters, Pundits, and Planes
- Brooks: Country’s great, white hope by Stacy Smithkey (review of Garth Brooks Ropin’ the Wind)
- Ozzy Osbourne, No More Tears, review by Dave McKone
- Apple Scruffs, Grandma’s Strapped to the Fender, review by Dell Varmint and Oboe the Rag Clown (Joe Blevins and Joe Blevins)
- Single of the Month: Right Said Fred “I’m Too Sexy”, review by Joe Blevins
- Advertising
- Nicki B’s fashions
- Sharps Academy of hairstyling
- Collector’s Corner memorabilia
- Village Florist
- Raider Beat
- Skiers win divisional championship by Dagmar Bernsteiner
- Grand Blanc upset fires up spikers by Peter Elfstrom
- Raiders facing Chargers tonight by Ed Salim
- Tourney terminates tough times by Chris Marsh
- Raider Beat
- Interview with Shawn Cronin: Breakaway from FHS to NHL by Julie Lawrence
- Raider Beat
- Let the Playoffs begin! Intramural basketball wraps up its season by Dan Borowy
- Advertising
- University of Michigan Flint
Flushing Blazer Volume 44 Special Edition Issue
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- Cover: Another Look by Eric Smith
- Contents
- So have you got a date for Sadies? by Jennifer Adamson and Ryan Stoddard
- The Blazer Staff
- Local Voices
- Why should Valentine’s Day be important? Photos by Janni Darling
- Caroline Whetham
- Mrs. Beason
- Rob Melancon
- Steve Woznick
- Shawn Slocum
- Why should Valentine’s Day be important? Photos by Janni Darling
- Blazer Valentines. Photo by Sonja Slagor
- Blazer Valentines. Photos by Sonja Slagor
- Raider Beat
- International diplomacy across the net by Sara Nickel and Kim Coombs, photos by Janni Darling
- Sound and Vision
- Celluloid Jams – Video violence for Valentine’s Day fun by Joe Blevins
- Artwork by Ryan Stoddard
- Advertising
- University of Michigan Flint
Flushing Blazer Volume 44 Issue 5
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- Cover: Mr. Dick LaBelle works out in the Pride Room after school with his partner Mr. Dan Zawlocki.
- Contents
- Our Voice: Foreign trade in the automotive industry
- The Blazer Staff
- Local Voices
- How do you prepare for the final exams?
- Ann Kingsbury
- Kristen Kvasnica
- Jeremy Brasier
- Brad Williams
- Mr. King
- How do you prepare for the final exams?
- Local Voices
- US must learn to live without communist threat by Lou Stefanic
- Letter to the Editor – Making Guns Illegal is Not the Answer by Jason Boggs
- Local Voices
- DAREing predictions – Students of DARE guess at effectivness by John Donnay
- Blazer and Marketing successful season by Dave Moliterno
- News Desk
- Support groups are “a fantastic experience” Guided Group Interaction helps all by Stacy Sparks
- Flushing students take the cake at BPA by Ken Farrow
- Thumbs down on smoking area by Jenni Walker
- Advertising
- Char’s Hairstyling Salon
- Gussie’s Hair Salon
- Charlie’s Mining Company jewelry
- The Beat
- Another Look by Eric Smith
- Nelson take home test become legend is school body by Steve Schreiber
- The Beat
- ISS of declining effectiveness, survey shows by Michelle Langdon
- Norwegian student enjoys Flushing life (Morton Landro) by Heather McComb
- The Beat
- LOVE shouldn’t hurt by Stacey Smithkey
- The Beat
- LOVE shouldn’t hurt by Stacey Smithkey. Photo by Janni Darling
- Sound and Vision
- Alternative Cut: Kirsty MacColl shows promise with Electric Landlady album by Brian Gasperosky
- Big Dave Goes to the Movies – Stone’s JFK confuses fact with fiction by Dave Finger
- Advertising
- Gracie’s and Company catering
- Ace Driving School
- Lake Agency Insurance
- Domino’s pizza
- Dr. John C. Ligas DDS, MS Orthodontist
- Security First Benefits Corporation
- Sound and Vision
- Celluloid Jams – Weak year still provides some watchable Hollywood movies by Joe Blevins
- Platters,Pundits, and Twisted Schemes
- New chart-topper smells like Nirvana by Paul Brooks (review of Nevermind, by Nirvana)
- Review of Slayer’s Decade of Aggression by Ryan Saap
- Review of Monty Python SINGS! by Joe Blevins
- Advertising
- Sadie’s Tickets
- Wyatt Earp Records
- Crystal Printing
- Blazer Valentines
- Raider Beat
- McNiff, Linker Ace Alsup by Steve Alsup
- Varsity hoops jump to fresh start by Jason Boggs
- Raider Beat
- Indoor track off to a running start
- Amy Lovisec serving a volleyball. Photo by Pam Cooper
- Raider Beat
- The Russians are coming! by Kim Coombs
- Behind the Line with Jason Boggs – Great White hunts the Zebra Posse
- Advertising
- University of Michigan Flint
Flushing Blazer Volume 44 Issue 4
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- Cover: A little boy joined his mother and grandmother for a hayride at the Candlewalk
- Contents
- About the Cover
- The Blazer Staff
- Local Voices
- What makes a perfect date?
- Brenda Lawrence
- Michele Collick
- Nikki Callender
- Andy Rishmawi
- Melanie Starkey
- What makes a perfect date?
- Local Voices
- Letter to the editor ANTI-GUN CONTROL by James Creamer
- Cartoon by Ryan Stoddard
- News Desk
- Too big to ignore: Who’s going to pay? Students asked who gets the bill for college by Steve Schreiber
- For students in search of a higher education, there is the problem of… Handling the bill by Dave Moliterno
- News Desk
- The Carolers are a singin’ by Lou Stefanic
- Battle of the Brains photo by Janni Darling
- Thespians on parade by Nathan James
- Advertising
- AFS Exchange Student Program
- Ace Driving School
- Blanche Beckering Realtors
- The Front Row Collectibles
- The Beat
- Surreal: Earth Passages of the Illuminated. Photo by Sonja Slagor
- The Beat
- Surreal: Earth Passages of the Illuminated. Photos by Sonja Slagor
- The Beat
- The true meaning of Christmas? Flushing students show their holiday spirit, cynically by Summer Tucker
- Flushing welcomes new Spanish visitor by Melissa Rettenmund
- The Beat
- Someone in this school could be a cop – Explorers provides “hands on experience” to police work by Carrie Schluckbier
- Another Look by Eric Smith
- Sound and Vision
- The Alternative Cut – Alternative rock’s annual best by Brian Gasperosky
- Advertising
- Ingenuity Concepts computer services
- The Scissor Wizards hair salon
- Fox’s Den hair stylists
- Phil Smith Pianos
- Sound and Vision
- Steven Hood: Thief of Princes – For 25 years, boldly going where no one has gone before by Steve Schreiber
- Freddie Mercury (1946-1991) – Queen frontman had influential career by Joe Blevins
- Platters, Fungus, and Canned Hams
- Two sides of U2’s new Achtung Baby by Noel Blazen and Brian Gasperosky
- Aerosmith Pandora’s Box by Dave McKone
- Motley Crue Decade of Decadence by Matt McKone
- Ratt – Ratt & Roll 8191 by Sean McNiff
- Advertising
- Wyatt Earp Records
- Flushing Optical
- Domino’s Pizza
- John C. Ligas, DDS, MS
- Subway
- Raider Beat
- Intramural Basketball Schedule
- Varsity hoops young and hopeful by Tim Brown and John Donnay
- Raider Beat
- Grapplers prepare for long season by Glenallen Skute
- Andy Rea aces the Ace; bowl games featured for December by Steve Alsup
- Flushing skiers prepare to lift off by Amy Cox. Photo by Wayne Leith, ’90.
- Raider Beat
- Hockey action heats up at IMA by Mark Seymour
- Individual athletes earn state, conference honors by Jason Boggs
- Behind the line with Jason Boggs – Senior disappointed with roster
- Advertising
- University of Michigan Flint
