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Tuesday, November 2, 2010 Volume 2, Issue 2

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Students, be warned, your bad behaviorhas been revealed. ur wonderfuladministration is on the hunt for yewrong-doers and criminals ali e.

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When most peoplesee Goodwill, they thin of a second hand clothingstore, but Easter-SealsGoodwill is so much more.

Easter-Seals Goodwillruns a program calledGoodGuides; in thisprogram, volunteers ages16 or older are matchedwith local youth as amentor. The GoodGuideshas three di erent mentorprograms that volunteerscan participate includingactivities li e hanging outwith a younger youth andbeing a mentor for them,going to the Wings CharterSchool for lunch with theyouth, or being on the TeenAdvisory oard.

eing a mentor outsideof the school environmentgives the youth a chance tocreate a bond with a teen

closer to his/her own age.At ris youth nd it easierto connect with someonetheir own age, because itbecomes a challenge forthem to tell an adult howthey feel because they seean adult as someone whowants only whats bestfor them. The role of thementor is to be supportive,advise and guide the youth,and create a friendshipwith them.

This mentoring doesntta e a lot of time; its onlya few hours a wee andit gives them a chance toconnect with the youthand become someone theyloo up to. There are tonsof activities the mentor andyouth can do including;going shopping, playingbas etball, or just hangingout.

There is also anothertype of mentoring calledGoodGuides Lunch-Time

entoring. This mentoring

ta es place at WingsCharter School duringlunch time. Its only 30 min.a wee and the mentorswill come during lunchand play games or tal toyouth either one-on-oneor in a group with up tofour youth. The studentsat Wings charter Schoolare very enthusiastic aboutgetting a mentor andwould bene t greatly fromthe advice that a young

high school student maygive them. The mentorsare there to become friendsand the only s ill a mentorneeds is to be able to behimselfthats all thesestudents really what.

If mentoring doesntseem li e something of interest, teens can stillhelp out by being a part of the Teen Advisory oard. The Teen Advisory oardmeets every three monthsfor one to two hours. Thisprogram gives local youth

an opportunity to advisethe GoodGuides programs,express their ideas, and beinvolved in the community.Even if one is loo ing forexperience, the volunteerwor is great real-worldexperience and loo sawesome on collegeand job applications andresumes.

Easter-Seals Goodwillis loo ing for volunteerswho can be themselves

and help out an at ris teen. To sign up and ma ea di erence in a youngyouths life today, pleasecontact Tristan Sollis at208-736-2026 or e-mail herat [email protected]. Thisis an opportunity, open tohigh school students ages16 and older, is great fora group or class serviceproject. Remember aperson can be a mentor,but even more they canbecome a friend.

Easter Seals: be a mentor, become a friend

Sara OliverAdvertising Coordinator

pinion: hunt-ing is necessaryto control animalpopulations

Hunting has beennecessary from thebeginning of time. It hasbeen necessary for survival,for management of animalpopulation, and in somecases, it is needed forsafety. Hunting is necessary,but there are those whodisagree.

Some, li e RianeRichards, junior, say, I ndhunting very o ensivebecause it is shooting adefenseless animal, and isnot a necessity for survivalanymore, we have stores.

thers such as EmilyGrindsta , junior, Dont

mind hunting as long ashunters dont shoot doesand fawns, and somebelieve in hunting 110%,such as Sean Hughes, junior,Sara cLain, sophomore,

randon radshaw, junior,Ja e Warner, senior.

Some people do notli e hunting because theybelieve that hunters can just go out into the eldand mow down animals,the animals have no chance,and that hunting is justto ill. This is not true. As

anyone who hunts, huntingis no picnic. In most cases itrequires hours of searching,driving, and hi ing just tosee an animal one is after.Not to mention the wal ing,hiding, crawling overmountains, through bushes,around various other formsof obstacles and getting aproper shot o the animalthat is found.

As for hunting just forthe fun of it or just to ill, Iwould be lying if I said thatno one does that, because

people do but I guaranteethat this is not the case formost hunters. Hunting issomething many peoplelove for the challenge,seeing the wildlife, gettingaway from the city and thestress.

any hunters do usethe animal that they harvestas a trophy. For others itsa great accomplishment;people also li e the meatthat comes from theiranimal. ne can ma e stewmeat, hamburger, chops,

sausage, etc. and there arelaws that one cannot just illthe animal, s in it, and letthe meat go to waste.

According tonhfday.org and idausa.org, only 7% of Americanshunt, which is about 38million, the average hunterspends $1,638 dollars peryear on hunting, and eachyear 6 million deer andthousands of bear, moose,el , antelope, cougar, andwolves are harvested.

any of us at CanyonRidge High School are nolonger minors andnow have the right tovote. 2010s electionfor the governorof our great stateof Idaho pits thecurrent governor,Republican, utch

tter, against theDemocrat, keithAllred. oth havesolid cases for why

they should be in thecapitol building afterthe November 2 nd Election Day.

The mostimportant issue formany of us is theeducation fundsbeing cut. Allredpoints out that ttercould have avoidedthe cut. He also statesthat tter is much

more inclined to cater tospecial interests instead of

the average Idahoan. He isin an uphill battle; however,according to most of theexperts, who remind us thatRepublicans have basically

controlled every aspectof Idaho for decades, this

Democrat is still somewhatof an un nown in mostparts of the state. Im goingto vote for Allred; I li e hisplan for education, says

raden Coleman.tter claims that if he

were re-elected, he would bemore careful about bringingup an issue without doinghis homewor . He wouldcontinue to as Legislature

for more moneygoing towardsroad maintenance.Another senior kellyAnn uddec e says,Allred is too liberalfor me, Im going with

utch tter.Allred has been

gaining ground eachtime a new poll is

ta en, but tter isstill in a considerablelead at this point. This is sure to be oneof the more excitingg u b e r n a t o r i a lelections in the entirenation in 2010. Allstudents of age areencouraged to ta e

part in their future anduse the right to vote.

Courtney CunninghamManaging Editor

Alex RidgewayArts & Entertainment

Editor

VOTE student voices count

Photo by Alex Ridgeway

The agic alley is strewn with election signs encouraging voters of all ages to get out andvote. Today is the day, and CRHS students who are 18 years of age or older are as ed tovote and ma e a di erence in this years election.

Photo by Courtney Cunningham

Hunter, rian Cunningham glasses the hillside searching for deer.

Athletic Training students learnthe art of an le taping.

Deep behind enemy lines, the truePASS room story is uncovered.

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RiverhawkReview

2010-2011ManagingEditor

CourtneyCunningham

AssistantManaging

EditorErica Stewart

Arts &EntertainmentEditor

Alex Ridgeway

Opinion Editor

Colleen Joslin

Features Editor

Cheyenne Boldt

Sports Editor

Whitney Bell

Humor Editor

Chase Petty

PhotographyEditor

Jorge Martinez

Sta Writers

Opinion

Riverhawk Review AdvisorMrs. Brenda Reichenbach

Advertising Advisor Mrs. Gayle Bean

The Riverhawk Review will report fairlyand accurately while striving to includecoverage of the di erent populations atCanyon Ridge High School.

Some material courtesy of AmericanSociety of Newspaper Editors/KRT CampusHigh School Newspaper Service.

Unsigned editorials foundin Riverhawk Review represent theconsensus of the newspaper sta . Signededitorials represent individual views andare not meant to express the opinions of the advisor, school, administration or TwinFalls School District. As an open forum,Riverhawk Review welcomes brief lettersto the editor. All letters must be signed,though names may be held in certaincircumstances. Riverhawk Review reservesthe right to edit all letters for clarity andavailable space. No letter that is obsceneor libelous will be printed.

Letters should be left in BrendaReichenbachs mailbox or sent to CanyonRidge High School, 300 N. College Rd. W., Twin Falls, ID 83301.

CraigBartlett

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News Editor

Heaven Marsh

AdvertisementCoordinator

Sara Oliver

NicMagee

AlexisBowler

MichaelChapple

CodyCunningham

BrittaniEppers

BrittneyGummow

KarissaLarson

JusticeStraub

ChristianWilliams

KameronYeggy

I think it wont really help

anything. Kids will get be-

hind in class and get worse

grades. Caitlyn Joslin -Freshman

I think its stupid, becauseits more of a punishment

to be in class than in theauditorium.

Kennedy Bell-Sophmore

I think its stupid because if youre late to class then its

your own fault.

Chelsea ONeal-Junior ?

StudentsSay...What do you think

of the new tardysweep rule?

It doesnt bother me be-cause Im never late.

Cody Brown-Senior

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Energy drinks are notonly something used tohelp people survive the day,but theyre also used as acasual and favorite anytimedrink. Although, few peoplereally pay attention to whatis actually being put in tothese chemical-fused thirstquenchers.

With names likeMonster, Red Bull, Amp,Rockstar, No Fear, Vamp, andmany others, its no surprisethat so many people wantenergy drinks. In the pastfew years, energy drinkshave de nitely been on topfor highest selling items ingas stations and grocerystores, and it doesnt look like that is going to changeanytime soon for energydrink lovers. However,the people who care themost for the drinks dontreally care much for whattheyre putting inside of their bodies while theyreenjoying them.

Energy doesnt justcome out of openingany can. First, companiesmust add all the neededingredients to stimulatetheir drinks into something

that really does give youenergy. Energy drinks

are lled with Taurine, alesser known amino acidthat a ects the bodyin unpredictable ways.Ca eine, a stimulant givingenergy. Guarana, which hasgenerally the same e ectsas ca eine, but also causesweight loss. Ephedrine, acommon chemical seenin weight loss pills, andalso known to cause heartthreats. Creatine, which isan acid taken for musclecontractions, but in energydrinks it poses threats to

the bodys liver and kidneys.When asked why he drinksthem so much, Jordan

Haviland, a sophomore atCRHS who drinks Nos like

its water, said, They tasteamazing, and I really dontcare whats in them.

Its this attitudethat most energy-drink lovers have. Althoughpeople really should startlooking into acids andother ingredients that arebeing put into the thingstheyre drinking. Energydrinks dont do anythingfor you except give you ashort-timed energy boost.However, in my opinion, acouple hours of energy isnt

worth threats to my mainbody functions.

Brittani EppersStaff Writer

Energy drinks are a bad student choice

Everyone experiencesthose mornings, when onewakes up feeling like thewhole world is falling topieces, you didnt get thatpaper done, or stayed upall night trying to do it andwoke up late for school,you know it is going to bea long day . Now you haveto go through a whole dayof school, and maybe havean after school activity so

now you have too muchwork and not enough timeto accommodate that work. Thats when the stress levelis turned up.

I know the feeling, thatfeeling that no one wants todeal with, stress. I also have

gured out some ways tohelp that unwanted stressstay away. This is what I do.I will tell myself that Im notthe only one that has togo through this; there arelots of other people in theschool that has to deal with

the school work. Also I will just do the most importantthings rst, and the schoolwork that I can wait a dayon, I do.

I dont like staying uplate, so I dont. I need sleepto get through a wholeday of school and sports.Sometimes just going tobed helps, but it doesntrelieve the stress. Then onweekends when I havelots and lots of homework to do, I usually end upprocrastinating. This isnt the

thing to do, I procrastinatedon this article and I havebeen stressed out about itall week, because I didntknow what to write. Sodont procrastinate, get itdone it will help. If you needto take a break from it, listento some music, or go work out.

Those are usually goodstress relievers, but the beststress reliever is just gettingthe work done so you donthave to worry about it andthen the stress will never

come.

Opinion: editors corner

Colleen JoslinOpinion Editor

Winter is rapidlyapproaching. Before youknow it, snow will beblanketing the mountainsin a white layer of awesome.Winter sportsmen will

ood up to the slopes.

Which leads us to thequestion: Which is better,skiing or snowboarding?

A l t h o u g hsnowboarding seems to bethe more popular choice,the two sports are notall that di erent. There

is an obvious variation instructure and technique,but one still requiresexcellent coordination andbalance in order to trulyexperience the sport. Eitherway, youre sliding downa hill on a stick. What elsecould you possibly ask for?

Having experienced

both, I can honestly say Iprefer to snowboard. Myrst time on a snowboard

provided me with a rush Ihadnt experienced before. The second I latched ontothe board, I automaticallyfelt more comfortable. Iam not claiming that

snowboarding is easier orbetter than skiing, that is just my personal preference.

Everyone has their ownopinion. Logan Hufstetler, junior, says, I have nevertried skiing, but if I had thechoice to do either, I wouldchoose snowboardingbecause that is what Im

most comfortable with.When asked her preference,Madison Tucker states, Iprefer skiing because itseasier to keep your balance.While snowboarding, youcant move your feet andyou fall on your butt a lot.

A l t h o u g h

snowboarding soundslike the more popularchoice, skiing is a greatsport that should not beignored. Some people ndskiing to be more exciting.Several individuals ndthat they can reach higherspeeds and navigate moree ciently while skiing.

In the end, it allcomes down to personalpreference. Skiingand snowboarding areboth excellent winterpastimes, so there isno shame in choosingto participate in either.

Kameron YeggyStaff Writer

Skiing or snowboarding, which comes out on top

Halloween: does it ever get old

From dressing upas my favorite PowerRanger, red of course, as

a 4-year-old to wearinguncomfortable plasticshoulder pads to replicatemy favorite football playeras a 10-year-old, Halloweenwas always the best.

Now-a-days it seemspeople care more abouttheir costumes and the Trick-or-Treating, justnot for the candy. Ithas become a contestbetween friends aboutwho has the best costume.

Besides all thecostumes and the Trick-or-

Treating, Halloween wasone of my most enjoyable

holidays as a kid. OnceOctober rolled around myfamily picked out the bestpumpkins we could ndto carve. We would buyunhealthy quantities of funsize candy to hand out tokids and most importantly,decide what to dress up as.

As time passed by moreand more kids stoppedparticipating in the holidayfun. They all felt that theywere too old or too cool todress up and go Trick-or- Treating. Most of them justfollowed what their friendsdid and not participate.

When asked doesHalloween ever get old?Connor Cloward a juniorsays It doesnt get old forthe little kids because it isan excuse to eat a bunch

of candy, but as a teenageryou start to grow out of it.Also Jose Santos a juniorcomments Halloweennever gets old. Thereis fun stu for all ages.

I feel that Halloween canbe fun for all ages. People just have to know how toplan it right for the age.

From little kids wholike to dress up in costumesand play games to theolder kids who like thehaunted houses and scarymovies so they can get anexhilarating feel of the thrill,Halloween can always bea fun holiday for everyone.

From the decoratingto the costumes, try to

nd something to getinvolved in the Holiday.

Michael ChappleStaff Writer

Favorite school lunches

What is the bestcafeteria lunch? Could it bepizza, chicken sandwich, oreven Chefs Salad? Studentssay, My favorite lunch is thesandwich line, one say. Ilike the pizza the best, saysanother. So now we ask thelunch sta . Laurie Wayment,lunch lady, says the topthree popular lunches aresandwich bar, Italian subsandwich, and chickenfried steak. Even the lunchsta themselves like thesandwich bar the most.

Bryen Skinner,senior, says, I like thesandwich bar the most,there is so much to eat. Sowe have concluded thatsandwich bar is the toplunch choice. Opinions of

other students include, Myfavorite lunch is pizza, saysLeisha Way, junior. Sean

Hughes, also a junior, says,my favorite is sandwichbar. The lunch sta s toplunch, the sandwich bar,must be correct. DylanMcGrath, freshman,says, Mine (favoritelunch) would probablybe the sandwich bar.

Personally, myfavorite lunch is thesandwich bar. There issuch an abundance of food served. It has gotthe sandwich, the soup,the fruit, the chips; it

is just simply amazing.Even with the numerouschoices students can havefor lunch, the sandwichbar is clearly the favoriteof the sta and students.

Cody CunninghamStaff Writer

Photo by Colleen Joslin

Nicole Savage contemplates which energy drink she want to buy atWalmart.


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Many people areafected daily due to roadconstruction; but thatsabout to change on PoleLine Road West. Accordingto Twin Falls AlternateRoute nears completionon magicvalley.com, thealternate route projectputs it on pace to open

between Thanksgivingand Christmas. I W.W.Clyde construction out o Washington pulls it of,the Twin Falls AlternateRoute will be open threemonths ahead o thecontracted schedule,Idaho TransportationDepartment o cials said.

This new AlternateRoute will be help ul tomany people to get access

to get to the north side o Twin Falls rom the westand south sides o thecounty without havingto cut through the city.

The projected use o vehicles in the year 2023 isbetween 13,000 and 33,000vehicles per day. Its toughto tell how much tra cwill be diverted rom U.S.93 through Twin Falls, ITDspokesman Nathan Jerke

said. We do expect thisroad will get a lot o tra c.When completed, this

alternate route will helpbring people rom Filer, Buhl,and U.S. 93 into the city andpeople rom Twin Falls out.

Many teachersand students who livenorthwest o Canyon RidgeHigh School will haveeasier and quicker accessto their homes as well.

Megan Coleman, reshman,says The constructionhere efects me because

or the past 18 months Ihave had to go all the wayaround the constructionon the detour. It reallytakes a lot o extra time.

This 27 million dollarproject unded throughthe ederal stimulus actseems to be a good one.

Pole Line alternate routeCody Cunningham

Staff Writer

Bad behavior at CRHSChristian Williams

Staff Writer

Since students havereturned to the second yearo Canyon Ridge, a ew o them have made some baddecisions. Mr. Dickinsonwent around to every classand told it straight andsimple: students need torealize that i they have anyweapons its an automaticexpulsion. The school boarddecides how long it couldbe, rom a day up to a year.

Students need to besmart about the decisionsthat they make, but manystudents dont realize thatair so t guns, paintballguns, and reworks canbe considered weapons.

But we also need toocus on the good things o

our students, says PrincipalDickinson, We havesome bad students; thatdoesnt mean the schoolis bad. We just need to besmarter about our choices.

We have also had moreghts this year than last.

Mr. Dickinson says thatwe have some very goodcounselors or people thatneed help with anything.

Mr.Coulson has

taken on the position asstudent assistant specialistand will be helpingstruggling students.

His job mostly consistso setting up groups or thekids: Anger management,time management, drug,and alcohol classes.

When Students rstgo into the o ce ordisciplinary issues theywill either go to Mr. Gemar,Mr. Hicks or Mr. Dickinson.From there they will decidewhether or not that studentwill need some extra help,or a day or two in pass room.

Photo by: Justice Straub

Sophomore, Sarah Pak slams a locker on ellow sophomore Blaze Requashead. Only one example o bad behavior happening at CRHS.

Nowadays there are somany ood undraisers, mosto which are unhealthy.When was the last time yousold something healthy ora undraiser? Is it possibleto sell healthy ood ora undraiser? Josh Clark,

reshman, says I think selling dried ruit would bea good, healthy undraiser.

Examples o sellingunhealthy oods or a

undraiser are the choir,band, and orchestrastudents recently sellingchocolate bars and thesoccer teams selling cookies.

According to the article,Schools rely on unhealthy

oods or their undraiserson magicvalley.com, theIdaho State Departmento Education conducted asurvey on the types o oodsbeing sold in undraisers.

The surveys results showedthat 72% o high schoolssold unhealthy oodsduring undraising eforts.

This obviously doesnthelp Idahos wellnessgoals or students.

Dr. Colleen Fillmore,the director o ISDE childnutrition programs, said inthe article, The wellnessdata will help improvewellness across the state.

Which makes sense;the reason being is i theschools know what they aredoing wrong, then they canknow how they need to x it.

So what can theschools do? Instead o selling chocolates, theycan sell oranges likeprevious Canyon Ridgebaseball and so tball teams.

So i the opportunitypresents itsel to the schoolsor sports teams, theyshould pick healthy oodto sell in their undraisers.


Concerns rise asunhealthy foodsdominate school fundraisers

Canyon Ridge HighSchool looks amazing. Somewonder what happenedto all the unding or theschool and the students.

With the economybeing the way that it is at themoment there is no money

or the students, so groupsalong with their advisors areon their own to raise money

or activities and projects.Many groups are

turning to selling andsponsors or unds.Some clubs this summerhad carwashes or wentto businesses hopingthey would donate andsupport Canyon RidgeHigh School students.

With the holidayscoming, most o the clubswill or have already began

their undraisers becauseduring the holidays iswhen everyone getsin the spending mood.

Key club is one clubthats planning a undraisingidea and is hoping itworks. Annually the KeyClub sells caramel applesat the tail gate party andcandy sticks throughoutthe year and they are incharge o sweethearts.

Key Club also helpsthe people most in needthrough the undraiser

Miracle Minute. They helpraise money or amiliesin need whether its or

ood or someone in aamily is hurt and cant

aford to pay back the bills.Business Pro essionals

o America (BPA) had abooth at the tailgate partywith a beanbag toss orthe cost o ty cents andi the contestant wonthen they won a smallprize as their reward.

Then theres Band,Orchestra, and Choirall selling chocolates.Orchestras undraising

is all about selling theWorlds Finest Chocolateand the others CherryDale chocolates.

Not only are clubsplanning undraisers thisyear, but so are advisoryclasses because someare planning on ooddrives and others helpingout their communities.

The Riverhawk Review isalso selling Riverhawk shirtsto raise money to be ableto print their senior edition

or the school and town.

Then our studentcouncil had a pancakebreak ast where they raisedmoney or the school to gotowards dances, graduation,and red ribbon week.

While they do that someother things appropriate

or a undraiser can beselling advertisementsand asking businesses tobuy the ads and supportCanyon Ridge High School.

Its been di cult orCRHS, but all the studentshave taken charge and

have helped to keep theschool up and runningor the entertainment

and education o all thestudents in the school.

The city of Twin Fallsis expanding and growingas new businesses popup all over the place.Roads are being torn upand put back together,buildings are beingconstructed, and CanyonRidge is being a ected bythe land development.

Canyon Ridge HighSchool was a huge changefor the city of Twin Falls

as it split up the old highschool, Twin Falls HighSchool. A new hospital iscurrently being built veryclose to Canyon Ridgeinsuring that this side of town will be visited bypa ents more frequentlythan it was before.The new Wal-Mart hasbrought shoppers ockingacross town as well.Unfortunately for thestudents at Canyon Ridge,fast food restaurants are

slim, but students keephoping for a few to pop upover the next year or two.

The roads aroundCanyon Ridge have beentorn inside and out andare s ll under repair.Students dislike the roadconstruc on but deal withit as they are required toa end school. The roadshave been predicted tobe nished during thewinter but may takeeven longer to complete.

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The Bowcut twins are at it again

Many people think volunteering is a waste of time. They think its goingto take time out of theirday when they could bedoing something moreuseful. Well there are twooutstanding students atCRHS that happen to think otherwise. For many, youprobably know who Imtalking about. If you dont,its Brianna and DanielleBowcut. Yes, they have thesame last name meaningonly one thing: twins. Theyare very good students andhave many friends, simplybecause they put others

rst. They always are ready

to help, and they make ane ort to make one smile.

The girls took on a hugetask this summer. Not onlydid they do volunteer work with their church, but theyalso went to Jamaica tohelp build a school. Thesetwins took time out of theirsummer to help childrenwhom had no school toattend.

We concreted a schoolbuilding for a church inClaremont. We also helpedwith a Bible school thathad over 100 children in it.,exclaims Danielle.

They put everyoneelse before themselves,yet they still manage tosave some time for theirone true love; the track. They run all the time, and

have been approached bymany colleges. Where everthey decide to go, theywill always keep up thevolunteer work becausethat is just how they are.

Cheyenne BoldtFeatures Editor

Photo by Brianna Bowcut

While in Jamaica, Danielle Bowcutreceives a hug of gratitude from ayoung girl.

Need a lunch alternative, visit the Nest

Everyone tries tomake it through the lunchline with enough time toactually eat their food.Luckily, there is a solution; The Nest is full of optionsfrom actual food like nachosall the way down to snackslike cookies. Junior JanessaMendonca says, I like TheNest because its a wayshorter line compared tostanding in the lunch line.

Their a ordable pricesand delicious food makes iteasy for everyone to agreewith. The Nest is openevery morning until afterschool, for students to graba bite to eat. Everyone likesdi erent things, so it s greatthat The Nest has a variety

of options to choose from.Junior Victoria Vance states,

I like the people there theyare really nice and their Zulubagels are the best!

Studentswho work there likewhat they aredoing andlike to pleasetheir fellowstudents andt e a c h e r s .S a r a hS c a r r o wsays, I liketo work hereat The Nestfor manyreasons, buta main oneis because Iget to learnhow to count

money. So to everyonewho loves to have snacks in

between classes and lovesto pay a cheap price TheNest is always open.

Photo by Karissa Larsen

Students who run the nest are attentive and courteousto all patrons. They work hard every day to meet thesnacking needs of Canyon Ridge students by providinghot drinks and a smile with every transaction.

Seniors struggle to stay focusedAs rst quarter is

coming to an end thefocus of the senior classis dwindling fast. Seniorsare already starting tomake summer plans beforecollege begins. Even thoughseniors say they have focus,its not on the right thing. They are focusing more onselecting colleges, llingout applications, takingthe ACT and SAT tests, andeverything but completing

their senior year.Senior year is the mostimportant year of highschool, everything matters.If they dont pass a classtheres no next year to redoit; its this year or summerschool.

The school is to blame

for some things that help

seniors lose their focus.For example, right whenseniors registered they wereasked where they want togo for the senior trip: thisis something that each andevery senior looks forwardto all year and some cantseem to focus because Mayisnt coming fast enough.

Graduation preparationdoesnt help very mucheither. Its not the timeof ordering that sendsseniors astray, its the timewhen everything arrives

and graduation gets closerthat seniors realize thateverything has happenedso fast. The following easysteps will help make senioryear a success and will makeit possible for everyonein the senior class to walk across that stageno one

should be left behind.

At the beginningof the year seniors need torealize that the senior tripisnt until May and theywont know for sure wherethey are going until laterinto the year, so there is noneed to worry about thatuntil the time comes to pay.Focus on class not on thetrip decision. When the timecomes to order everythingfor graduation, seniors needto know this important bitof knowledge, everythingyou order for graduation

will arrive in April.If you dont understandanything from theinformation that was giventhis is the one thing thatshould be understood by allseniors. In the time betweenregistration and graduationthere are a few things that

can help keeping seniors

on the right track. Mrs.Adams, comments, Beinginvolved senior year is thebest thing that a senior cando. Also doing work whenit is assigned will make theyear go by so much easier. This is great informationbut from a current studentsperspective OliviaHumberger, Senior,says I plan on doingall my work whenits assigned so Ican enjoy my senioryear and not have to

worry about undonework at the end of the year. WhitneyWalker gives her besttip possible, Dontprocrastinate; itsthe worst possiblething to do. Youdont need to worry

about undone work and

you need to enjoy your lastyear of high school and beinvolved.

In May all seniorsshould walk across thestage. Help each otheralong the way, so all willgraduate and leave no onebehind.

Alexis Bowler

Staff Writer

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Matt Hewitt stresses as he studies technicalmath in Mrs. Wrays second period class.

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Pat, keeping CRHS running

Teacher pro le: Mr. Belliston

He xes the waterfountain when you werethirsty; he dumps your trayfor you when you feel lazy;he xes the heater whenyou when you are shiveringin your hoodie; and heroams the halls day by day,but have you ever taken thetime to thank him?

Pat, the head janitor at CanyonRidge High School,has been workingwithin the Twin FallsSchool District foras long as manyteachers. Eight of his twenty-four yearsin the district werespent at Twin FallsHigh School. Whenthe new schoolopened, he took anopportunity to work closer to his homeand to work in a new,fresh environment.

Pat enjoysworking around kidsthat wishes will besuccessful. His main

objective is to help CanyonRidge High School to be asafe, clean school that giveschildren the ability to learnabout and pursue theircareers.

All the little things thatneed done are done byhim. So the next time yousee him meandering downthe hallway, stop and showsome appreciation to Pat,the Janitor.

Craig BartlettStaff Writer


Pat checks his e-mail periodically so that heis able to attend to the needs of the teachersand update his maintenance records.

Step into the worldof Canyon Ridges veryown history teacher, Mr.Belliston. At age 34, Mr.Belliston has been teachingfor 12 years. He can be seenbeing involved or evenin charge of many of theschool activities. He is thehead honcho of the StudentCouncil and loves everyminute of it. He also lovesthe Faculty Fridays.

Ever since Mr. Bellistonwas a little kid he wantedto be a teacher. Both of his parents were teachersand he saw the bene tskids got from education.He graduated from IdahoState University and hasbeen teaching for 12 years,10 years at Twin Falls HighSchool and two years atCanyon Ridge High School.When asked what hisfavorite year of teaching

so far he said, By far myfavorite years have been thetwo at Canyon Ridge.

When students wereasked if they like Mr.Bellistons class, MorganJones, a junior, responded,I love his class. He is easyto understand and is verythorough with his lessons.Also Nik Rountree a juniorcommented, I like his classbecause he makes it easy tounderstand the topics.

Mr. Belliston enjoys alldi erent kinds of sports.His favorite sports to watchare swimming, football,and basketball. His favoritefootball teams are the DallasCowboys and Notre Dame,and the Boston Celtics arehis favorite basketball team.His favorite swimmer isMichael Phelps.

Mr. Belliston has manybands that he enjoys tolisten to, but his favoriteband is U2. His favoriteU2 song is Streets with

No Name. He also likesBaba O Riley by TheWho and Fortunate Sonby Creedence ClearwaterRevival.

When asked whatMr. Bellistons favoritepart about teaching hecommented, De nitely thekids are my favorite part. They crack me up. He lovesthe humor in the class andhow students minds work.He also loves spending timewith his family and doinghis fantasy sports.


Photo by Michael Chapple

Mr. Belliston runs student leader-ship and teachers history.

This year an excitingnew class was added tothe Canyon Ridge electiveslist. This new class isAthletic Training, taughtby Brooke Rey. Athletic Training teaches studentsall about sports injuries;the types of injuries,prevention, treatments, andrehabilitation.

Many studentstried to get into the class,but this year it consists of

only seventeen students.Students learn vocabulary,anatomy, structure; howto prevent, treat, andrehabilitate injuries inathletes; some sportspsychology andalso ethics andlaws about beinga health careprofessional.

This includes;rst aid, icing,

taping, stretching,and exercises torebuild certain

muscles tohelp athletesovercome andprevent injuries.Senior BriannaBowcut, says, Ilove this class, Ilove how we getso much hands onexperience, likewhen we practicetaping.

Thestudents get tosign up for varioustypes of games

and practice in every sportto follow Mrs. Rey and seeexactly what she does as anAthletic Trainer. Many of thestudents love to stand onthe sidelines and learn howan athletic trainer works,from treating an injury tolearning the signs of aninjury.

Ms. Rey is a certi edathletic trainer whograduated from theUniversity of Idaho, she hasbeen certi ed for almosttwo years and she is nowthe Canyon Ridge athletic

trainer. Dom Emery, senior,also says, I like how weget to practice what welearn, not just read anddo worksheets like otherclasses.

Athletic training class o ers CRHS stu-dents new opportunities to learn skills


Mrs. Rey demonstrates the proper technique forapplying a bandage as CRHS athletic trainer stu-dents Tyler and Lauren observe.



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As the SadiesHawkins dance approaches,girls rom Canyon Ridge arebrainstorming to fgure outthe cutest way to ask theirper ect guy. Many ideasare overused and guys tireo the same old poster andballoons waiting or themin class. There are a ew

ways to ensure that PrinceCharming will respond witha yes.

The best way toask a boy to Sadies is to beoriginal. Originality showsthat special someone howmuch the bash ul girl cares. Take a heart shaped tin orsomething able to holdliquid, and pour waterinto it while mixing in red

ood coloring. Next, take alaminated note saying, Willyou go to Sadies, and stick it in the middle o the water.

Let this reeze and becomea solid red heart with thenote inside. Now, it is ready

to deliver to that specialguy. Include a note saying,Will you melt my heart?

Another ideacould be to fnd a huge rock and a litt le rock. Writing noon the big rock and yes onthe little rock. Then, havetwo big guys carry the bigrock to his house and sit iton his porch, and set thelittle rock on the big rock with a note underneath it

saying, You would rock myworld i you went to Sadieswith me. Please carry therock with your answer toschool tomorrow. The boyhas to say yes because hewouldnt be able to carrythe huge rock to school.

Sadies Hawkins is just around the corner andgirls need to ask their luckyguys ast. Sadies will be onthe 6 th o November thisyear. So ask that guy andplan out your day activities.Have a good time at the

dance this year.

Sadies, girls haveto ask guys

Moustaches seem thatthey have a culture all o their own. Some peoplethink that they are hilariouswhile others will live or dieby the stache. Moustaches

have been around or avery long time, and thereare many di erent styleso them. They range romthe Hitler to the kindthat English villains hadand even a walrus stylemoustache.

The toothbrushmoustache is a very wellknown moustache becauseit was the one that Hitlersported. It is an extremelythick moustache and isshaved to be about 1 inchabove the upper lip.

There is the pencilmoustache, sometimesre erred to as mouthbrows. They have been inexistence or a long timeand are easy to grow andmaintain. This is a very thinmoustache and they gentlyoutline the lip.

The horseshoemoustache is a verypopular western lookingmoustache. It is also re erredto as pipes. The horseshoeis a ull moustache andruns along the sides o

the mouth to the jaw line,resembles an invertedhorseshoe. The Fu Manchumoustache is a lot like thehorseshoe moustache, butinstead o stopping at the jaw line they dangle below

it, and usually there are oldChinese guys rocking it.

I would go with thewalrus style because itdistinguishes character andgoes with my hair, quotesBrogun Allen, a junior. Thewalrus style is very high inhair density. It is droopy and

covers the entire mouth o the person, and it resemblesthe appearance o a walrus.

The Handlebarmoustache is bushy, theends are long enough tobe curled up or pointingupwards. Some styling waxcan be used to achieve this. There are smaller handlebarmoustaches which arecalled petite handlebar.

Imperial stylemoustache, the hair growthis very bushy, and thewhiskers are extended tohair growth on the cheekso the person. At the end o the whiskers on the cheek,the hair is styled to point inan upward direction. JordanEwanik, junior, says, Iwould choose the awesomeimperial moustache, its thebest.

The English style isa very thin and narrowmoustache that is divided atthe center o the upper lip. The whiskers are very long,but are not bushy. They arepulled to either side o thecenter to give an elongatedappearance. The corners o the mouth are shaved.

Now that you have theknowledge o the stacheyou can pull it o big time.

CRHS administratorsand sta encourage allo us to get involved insomething throughouttheir high school years.What better way to getinvolved and know whatsgoing on then to join aclub?

There are lots o clubsaround Canyon Ridge; oneo the main ones beingthe Leo Club. In this club,volunteers spend hal o their day traveling toelementary schools to help

with sight and hearing testsor the children. I like todo Leo Club because werehelping out the communityand I have a lot o un doingit., was Brandon Collins(senior) answer when askedwhy he does Leo Club. It isa great way to get involved,and an opportunity tomiss hal o your schoolday, while still helping out

around your community,one should defnitelyconsidering joining the LeoLions Club.

BPA (BusinessPro essionals o America)is another club at CanyonRidge, in which studentslearn how to managemoney, manage business,and work on speech andcounting skills. Mrs. Beanis the advisor o this groupwho meets on Thursdaymornings. For undraising,the BPA is going to be sellingSharis pie, and they also puton Mr. CRHS competition.

Another club that isgreat to get involved withwould be the Key Club.Key Club is a great way tohelp with the communitybecause its members getout there and do a loto community service. Theyre also sponsoringthe Sweethearts dance thisyear. So, i youre lookingto help with good causes

around our area, Key Clubis defnitely something thatyou should look in to.

There are so manymore clubs and activitiescirculating throughoutCRHS, and there is defnitelysomething that everybodywill love to be part o !Joining a club is a greatway to get out there andget something Be involvedwith something help ul oryour school as well as yourcommunity.

Moustache styles to consider

Lunch hot-spots CRHS students can easily access

Its the most highlyanticipated time o the day.Stomachs are rumbling

rom lack o break ast andminds are set on one thing:LUNCH! Many people knowthat the school ood isntthe best, so they chooseto leave campus whenlunchtime rolls around.However some people donthave that option, being asthey may be a reshmanor sophomore, or they just

dont have a car. So they just walk to Wal-Mart. RianeRichards says, I bring myown lunch; I dont have topay or it, and I dont like theschools ood so I just bringmy own.

Wal-Mart isnt bad; they

have the deli where you

can get various types o chicken and potato wedgesor a discounted price. Also

in Wal-Mart is Subway;however, i students dontget there early then theymay have an even shorterlunch.

There is also Walgreens;they may not have actual

ood, but you can defnitelyindulge in candy, energydrinks, and chips. Walgreenshas many di erent options,and they may be a tad bitmore expensive, but they

wont be as backed up asWal-Mart or the lunchroomso one is able to get back toclass in a timely manner.

I think I have onlystayed here once or lunch,its way too crowdedand there are too many

annoying people, states

Kayla Boomhower.Some people are prettydaring and go to Taco Bell;they may be a little lateto class, but its worth itto have a hot resh taco/burrito instead o a coldsandwich rom the schoolline. There is also 9 Beansand a Burrito, this place isper ect or some Mexican

ood. It is closer than Taco Bell, and usually has ashorter line, but it does takelonger to make the ood.So, it depends on how long

you have or lunch, andhow much you are willingto spend.

McDonalds is ast andeasy, it is only a ew minutesaway and seems like oneo the per ect options;however, it is usually busy

and can defnitely not be

the astest option when youhave a time crunch o 30minutes.

Wherever one chooses

to go, there will always be

the 30 minute schedule thatwill need to be beat in orderto not be late or get sweptup in the new tardysweep.


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Do you ever wonderwho the creators o Riverhawk Review are?Little do many know thatthere is a whole crewo CRHS spirited writerslocated in room 413 everymorning during frst hour.During this time, writersput their blood and sweatinto their precious articles.With the combined e ortso sta writers, editors, andphotographers, a gloriousnewspaper with bounti ularticles is presented to you,the reader, almost monthly.So, CRHS reader, we areabout to in orm you as towhat exactly goes into thebeloved Riverhawk Review.So sit back, slack o evenmore then you probablywere already, and enjoy.

In the newspaperbusiness, there is a concept

many writers ear known asFirst Deadline. This is theday all article dra ts mustbe turned into the editor. This is also the day where asta writer is either praised

or his outstanding work or shunned by the editor

or his inability to turnarticles in on time. Whenasked about frst deadline,Alex Ridgeway (Senior)commented, Its hard tomake it, but it must bedone. aYes, frst deadlineis a stress ul situation or

those writing an article,but or the average highschool student, deadlinesare a necessity and you,the reader, should becounting your blessings

or them. They are oneo the sole reasons whyCRHS is lucky enough to

have a newspaper ullo articles radiating o

sheer intelligence andentertainment.

Aside rom the writingaspect o CRHS news,we, the sta , also putin many working hoursdistributing news. Manysta writers donate hourso their own time to deliverpapers to local businessesand schools who cantseem to get enough o Riverhawk spirit. Yes, theCanyon Ridge High Schoolnewspaper sta is savvy

and can come up with a ewclever articles rom time totime, but always be sure toremember that the averageCRHS students best interestcomes frst to us. As anyRiverhawk Review writerwould concludestayclassy Canyon Ridge.

Behind the scenesWhitney BellSports Editor

Heaven Marsh

News Editor

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Brandon Collins ,senior, helpslead the Leo Clubs vision orward.

A variety o clubs, activities or the student body


Colleen JoslinOpinion Editor


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Riverhawk Review - Twin Falls, ID - Tuesday, November 2, 2010 Arts &7Entertainment

Halloween seasonhas come and gone. Manywonder i they had theirfll o right and horror inthe recent 2010 Halloween.However, i you were oneo the many who visited

the Albion Haunted housesthis year, your Halloweenestivities were anything

by dull. With not one butthree mansion o sheerterror, many visitors endedup in a horror coma or thenight. On a brighter note,however, the desertedcampus o ered a ewnew additions this year,such as a bounce houseand a riendly campfre.So when it came down toit, the Haunted Mansions

o Albions Campus Grovecould easily please anyHalloween anatic, nomatter how brave or jumpythey may be!

Its no secret thatcompared to the pastseason o 2009; the hauntedhouses have changed uptheir scene a bit. While still

caring the living daylightsout o those who passthrough, the actors andhouses were themeddi erently this year, whicho ered new rights or allvisiting. Many rooms inthe mansions gave you thechills rom simply peeringinto them, and suspensewas a key ingredient in thatthe creators o the mansionsmixed in or spectatorsenjoyment. Many roomsle t you in the darkness,

anticipating what ghoulishcharacter may jump out atyou. Other rooms seemedto be modeled a ter crimescenes, haunted nurseries,and scenes rom the mosthorri ying movies. WhenMorgan Ruggles (Senior)was asked about what shethought o the mansions,

she quickly replied, I was soscared, I dont think Ive everran that ast in my li e.

In conclusion, i youwould like to take part inthis rightening experiencenext year, head in thedirection o the CampusGrove buildings in Albion,Idaho. Theres no tellingwhat the Mansions will havein store or spectators nextyear.

Whitney BellSports Editor

Reality televisionhas o cially taken over.More and more peopleare watching these dramapacked episodes to escapetheir own lives. Made , TeenMom , and the Hills aresome o the best, but theone show that dominatesover all o the rest and hasbecome a hit with the teens,is defnitely The Real World: Jersey Shore. The charactersin this show are J-Woww,

Ronnie, Sammi Sweetheart,Angelina, DJ Pauly D, Vinny,and fnally the in amousSnooki, and The Situation.

The reason thoseindividuals have capturedthe attention o manypeople across the nationis because o all o thedrama that is intertwinedbetween the eight castmembers. They make ourlives seem better becauseo everything that happenson the show. These eightpeople auditioned and got

the roles and have made itbig in the TV. industry, Its a

li estyle. I love the drama, I

want to be just like Pauly-D.I like to fst pump and I loveGTL, says Zaki Abdul(senior)when asked why he likesthe show.

Jersey Shore is in its2nd season and will mostlikely have a 3 rd because itis one o the most watchedand anticipated showsnationwide. Now castmembers are attendingother events such asthe VMAs with stars likeLady Gaga and Eminem.How these people did

it, isnt understood, butit happened. Their ame just keeps rising as moreseasons o the show areaired.

As the 2010 year begins,the choir students anticipatesinging their hearts out oraudiences again. With theaddition o new studentsand the returning students

rom previous years, Mrs.Goodrich has hersel anextremely strong group. Teasha Fletcher comments,I really love the class, andlove the way Mrs. Goodrichteaches us the notes weneed to hit in each song.

The concert choirper ormed Tuesday,

October 19, 2010 at 11:00A.M. this was held at theDivina Voice (advanced

Choir) Clinic. Then October20 th the CRHS all choirconcert was held at 7:30P.M. Wednesday December1st thru the 4 th students willper orm at the estival o trees, but times have notyet been announced. TheChoral Christmas Concerttakes place on Tuesday,December 15 at 7:00 P.M. The last concert o the yearis March 8 th at 7:00 P.M.,and this is CRHS band/choirsenior recognition concert.

In addition to thenumerous scheduledper ormances planned or

this year, administratorshave made a new advisoryclass or choir students. Thisis similar to the Twin FallsHigh School Jive group.Mrs. Goodrich selectedstudents who showpromise, dedication and astrong desire to per ormto be a part o this newadvisory cohort. Studentswho participate in this newgroup have un and do whatthey love all at the sametime, sing.

Brittney GummowStaff Writer

Riane Richards, Junior,has been doing art ul thingssince she was in secondgrade and her wish is to bea uture tattoo artist.

Riane really enjoys theart she does, I just cant

help mysel . Ive been doingit on a constant basis sincethe second grade. She wasinspired by her sister, Mysister used to have Manga(Japanese comicbooks), and I wouldattempt to drawthe characters inthem. Ive since thenditched the booksand started to createmy own style.

When askedabout her avoritekind o art, Riane

stated, I would haveto say tattooing. Its just like regular art,but it can last oreverand is put on a living,moving canvas.Riane wants to work at a tattoo shop inSeattle, Washington.

I would haveto say my best piece

is a pointillism o EdwardScissorhands. Its a mediumsized piece and done withonly black sharpie, buthe took 15 hours and 55minutes to fnish, Rianecommented, re ecting on apersonal best.

Art is a wonder ul thingto experience, and Rianeis one o many talentedartists at CRHS. Hope ullyshe will continue to ollowher dreams and becomethe Leonardo da Vinci o hergeneration.

Karissa Larson

Staff Writer

CSI corn maze review

Its starting to getcold outside, must be

all. Time or hoodies,Grandmas hot cocoa,scraping windshields onthe car, carving pumpkins,and the corn maze!

The corn maze was

a great way to get out o the house and hang outwith riends, even whenyou were reezing yourbutt o . Although theywere un during the day,they were way better at

night; especially without aashlight. It always seemed

pointless when peoplewere running around thecorn maze with a ashlight.

There really was noreason to not like the cornmaze. People always wentwith a group o riends totry and to fgure out how toget rom the entrance to the

exit the quickest, withoutcheating. Or we competedto see who could get romthe south side (entranceside) to the north side o thecorn anyway through thecorn. Either way it was un. It

was also pretty awesome togo to the corn maze at nightwhen there is no moon andscare unsuspecting amiliesor riends. And o coursethere are always the randomcorn husks ying throughthe air; but dont getcaught by the CSI security,you will be kicked out.

So overall with the

security running aroundand the corn husks yingthrough the air, thecorn maze was prettygreat. It was easy un

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Riane currently is working on an artistic inter-pretation o a city-scape in her seventh perioddrawing and painting class.

The Canyon Ridgedance team is back withnew members and a newname. This year they arethe Crimson Line Dance Team. The girls on the teamworked hard all summer

and continue that work every morning in school,frst period. Their headcoach Natalie Free states,The girls are phenomenal!

Autumn Robison andHarlee Nevarez, Juniors,are both captains and areunited in making a cohesiveteam. As captains, theyhave bigger responsibilitiesthan just showing up anddoing their best. Autumncommented, I think thatour per ormances re ecton how well we do ascaptains. Harlee eels, like

its our [Autumn and her]responsibility to make sureeveryone is on count. Theyare in charge o making thegirls listen to any changesand hold the responsibilityo keeping them up to date.

On behal o CoachN a t a l i e ,A u t u m nand Harleec o n t i n u e d ,We haveimproved alot this yearand we eelthat we look a lot better.With upbeatmusic andteam work,the captainsbelieve thatmaking itto state isan absolutep o s s i b i l i t y.

Yes. Most defnitely i wewere able to pull it togetherlast year.

Good luck CrimsonLine! Show Canyon Ridgeanother great year and keepup the school spirit.

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Team members practice a new routine in hopes o making it to state competition in the 2011 round.

Karissa Larson

Staff Writer

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The Chronicles of Narnia is based on a book by C.S.Lewis that was translatedinto English as well as 47di erent languages. Thisfctional realm is the setting

or animal talk and magic. The movie is a constantbattle between good andevil.

Another movie comingout would be Chain Letter . Agroup o riends at CarlsonHigh School receivesmysterious letters thatmakes them decide whetherto open them and completewhat it asks o them, or passit on to someone else. Howmany students will be le tto su er the chain letters isanyones guess.

Buried is a movie aboutan American truck drivertaken hostage suppliedwith only a lighter and acell phone. Paul has only90 minutes to fnd his exactlocation, give his abductor

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make it out o his co n orhe will su ocate.Megamind the

announced newestsuperhero movie is buildingtension throughout homes.Children are anticipatingthe cartoon about a super-villain le t by his parents totake over the world, but arestopped by his archenemy.Who will win the fght?

In 2008 the world wastold that Yogi Bear was tobecome a new movie thatis expected to come out in

December. Staring in thisanimation cartoon are DanAykroyd as Yogi Bear, Justin Timberlake as Boo BooBear, and Christine Taylor asCindy Bear.

Now or the mostexpected movie this all.Paranormal Activity 2 ishitting a theater near us.A ter millions o requests Twin Falls was selectedas a premiere city or thesecond part o this chillingdocumentary. A questionhas been going around

with the suspension, Whatis happening to Hunter?Watch Paranormal Activity2, along with the othermovies, and be the judgeo which movie is best ft toend 2010.

Over the years manydi erent styles have been

introduced into the musicindustry. There has beenrock, hip-hop, reggae,metal, acoustic, and nowthe new hit is techno. Manyartists are now using thistype o sound to attracttheir listeners because itis ast-paced and easy todance to.

Lady Gaga uses a lot o this in her album, The FameMonster , and then ChristinaAguilera started using it inher album Bionic a ter shesaw how good the reactionswere with Gagas work.

Breathe Carolina has usedthis technique since theycame out with their frstalbum Its Classy, not Classic . They have two albums andthey are still going strong.

There is also Katy Perry,she usually sings aboutlove, but most o her songsare very ast and very likedby her ans. She has becomean even bigger hit sincethe release o her songCali ornia Gurls eaturingSnoop Dogg.

Then there is thein amous Justin Bieber. Atthe age o 17, he is currentlyone o the most watched

and loved artists in theindustry. He sings aboutlove and heartbreak, and

the girls go crazy or him.He has two albums outand is working on his thirdreleasing in 2011 a ter hisworldwide tour. He is alsocoming out with a moviereleasing February o 2011.Bieber has so much moreto give, so be ready; he maycome out with 16 albums ormore. As long as girls haveBieber Fever there reallyisnt any reason to stopproducing music.

No matter how muchthe music industry changesthere will always be a newand resh ace to steal thespot light. These artists will

just have to keep makingmusic and bending theirbeats to the new times.

Your game ace is on,and the lights shine downon you as crowds o peopleenter the stadium to watchyou play the biggest gameo the season. Your heartis pounding as the musicblares out o the stadiumspeakers, but what musicdo you hear?

In a school-wide surveydetermining the bestmusic to warm up to, the

avorite amongst Riverhawk students o every genreis techno. Techno wasdeveloped in the mid-80sin Detroit, Michigan, andwas based on Europeanpop, disco, and electro. Itconsists o quick beats andrapid rhythms that are great

or getting your heart rateup.

The next highest pick was hip-hop/rap, an ever-increasing genre in modernAmerica. The frst hip-hopsongs were ormed in the1970s in the Bronx Countyo New York City, wherethe A rican American andPuerto Rican cultures hadthe highest in uence onsociety. DJs would take

unk and soul music and

isolate the percussionrom the rest o the song

to create a new sound.Modern hip-hop/rapincludes sequencers, drummachines, and synthesizers,which are used to createtracks with heavy bass anda quick ow.

The third choice amongCanyon Ridge students wasthe number one sellinggenre in the United States:rock and roll. Rock and rollis one o ew genres to stilluse real instruments duringrecording sessions. Theorigins go back as ar asthe 1930s, where rock androll included high-speedrhythms on the pianoand loud trumpets andsaxophones, but when the50s came around, the hornswere dropped and rock only incorporated guitar,bass guitar, bass, and o tenpiano. The drums enteredin the late 50s and maderock and roll a more upbeat,rowdy genre.

So the next timeyou fnd yoursel lackingmotivation on the be orethat big game, just put onthe genre that best fts you,and let it pump you up untilgame time.

Over the years Americanmusic has undergonesome radical changes. Thestyle, the sound, genres,and technologies haveall become way moreadvanced. In the f ties,sixties, and seventies, bandslike the Beatles, RollingStones, Led Zeppelin, andPink Floyd redefned music.Artists Bob Dylan and TomPetty have made similarlasting impressions.

The biggest change inmusic is the genre. Now,people are more into artistssuch as the Black Eyed Peas,Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, LadyGaga, Far East Movement,etc. Fi ty years ago, bands

needed to ft loosely intothe categories o Rock, Pop,Jazz, and only a ew more. Today each genre has sub-genres, and bands andmusicians ft neatly intothem.

Young people aroundCanyon Ridge like Technoand other ast-pacedmusic, so Techno and otherdancing music is currentlymore popular. Althoughwhen asked about how he

eels about how music haschanged over the years, Mr.

Ridgeway, science teacherat Canyon Ridge, had thisto say, I like how musichas changed over the yearsand that there are so manystyles. I also think that intodays society, new singers

and bands can build a anbase quickly because o the internet. That is a hugechange rom the past. Im just glad that the musicI listen to has withstoodthe test o time. Bands likeJourney, Whitesnake, theScorpions, and Iron Maidenare still touring and packingin big crowds, includingmany teenagers, and thesebands continue to recordnew CDs. It doesnt get anybetter than that!

Music may change at

a constant pace, but nomatter how it changes overgenerations, people arealways going to be listening. The love or music will neverchange, even though theartists do.

Local bands seem to bepopping up all over town. There are a ew bands thatare more notable than therest. One o these bandsis Atlantis! Falls Underotherwise known as A!FUthey play numerous showsat some o the towns localhot spots like The RadioRendezvous. There are ourpeople in the band; thedrummer, Jake Jones; thesinger, Graham Hartman;guitar, Sky Crystal; and

Bronson Vanwagoner playsthe bass guitar.

These our guys have

been playing shows sinceearly 2010, but they haveall been in other bands, sowhen they got together itcould only be one thing:amazing. A!FU played ashow on October 15 th , andhave more shows to comein the uture.

They are one o themost watched local bandsbecause they sing aboutrandom things and theydont ocus on just onething like love. They sell

merchandise such as shirtsand demos.

Another local band is

Enon Chapel. Most o theguys in this band happen toattend CRHS. They are DustinKinsey, Jeremy Sandoval,Brogun Allen, Justin Seech,and Ryan Kinsey. Snappinnecks and cashin checks ishow Brogun Allen spendsmost o his days. They hada concert on the 15 th alongwith A!FU and Persephone. They plan to have a veryprosperous uture with theirmusic.


Local bands

rock Twin

Falls

venues

Photos by Brittani Eppers

Local members o the bands A!FU and Enon Chapel o ten come togetherin concert to entertain the ans o Twin Falls. They will per orm anothershow in the middle o November.

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Justice Straub

Staff Writer

A r i e s

T a ur u s

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Someone is causing you problems.Know what you need to do? NOTH-ING! No one cares about them any-way.

Your love life isnt exactly goingwell. So get out there and do some-thing about it! Be spontaneous,

sweep them o their feet. (Not lit-erally though, that might not be apositive for you in their eyes)

Youre not doing well at readingother people, so stop. People, onthe other hand, are having troublereading you, so just be open!

Be detailed, its where the partys

at! Just enjoy those little things,sometimes they are the best timesin life.

Be lazy, just go with the ow. Gohome, close the shades, relax, andbe calm, Push your troubles untiltomorrow.

Be clean. Be neat; sometimes itsneeded.

You need to chill! Forgive and for-get. If someone makes you angryor hurts you just say OK, Im betterthan you, and forget it.

Go party! Live it up. Have fun andlet loose.

You need to take it slow; if youdont your day is going to be horrid.

Go learn. Surf the web for facts.Be smart. If things are looking up,make them even better.

Details are important. Dont goskipping steps in life. Who knowswhat will come from it.

Someone needs your help; go helpthem. If they need you then go forit. There will be a reward in the fu-ture for your generous act of kind-ness.

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am the ____.10 You don't know how lucky you are, to

be back in the _._._._.11 Beatles' bassist12 Beatles' guitarist

DOWN 1 We all live in a ____ _______.2 I get by with a little help from my ____.5 I want to be under the sea, in an _____'s

______ in the shade.6 Beatles' drummer 7 ___. _____'_ Lonely Hearts Club Band8 It sings in the dead of night.

Answers on page 10

When walking downthe halls of our miraculousschool one hears a widearray of clever words andphrases, others are slightlylame or boring, and manyare inappropriate or justplain overused. This is an in-vitation for the average stu-dent to nd something newto say, and to make our dis-cussions rated a little morePG-13.

First o we have yourmom and thats what he/she said. Although theymight have been slightlyfunny two years ago, mostof us have grown up enoughnot to use it. And for thosewho havent grown out of ityet; It. Is. Not. Funny. Guys, Iguarantee that 85% of yourgirlfriends do not think it isfunny, they probably nd ito ensive, and so it wouldprobably be a lot better for

you if you found somethingelse to say.

So he was like yeah,and Im like okay, and hewas like why are you being

so like, so rude? And Imlike.. What is wrong withthis picture? This was clas-sic dialogue when we werein 7 th grade, now is a time inyour life when you need tostart talk-ing andb e h a v -ing as abig kidshould, be-cause itslike reallylike annoy-ing, right?Yes.

Situation: Your fouryear old brother goes chas-ing the cat right into thestreet, where a bass thump-ing car comes hurling downthe street, its driver clearlynot paying attention. So an

amazing soul, innocentlywalking his dog saves bothyour brother and cats life.When you nally catch upyou enthusiastically thank

the stranger who savedtheir lives. The nice manthen replies, No problem.Fail. No problem? That isso impersonal! Believe me,a youre welcome will take

you so muchfarther, it is somuch morehear twarm-ing in anysituation.

H o p e -fully this getsyou going inthe right di-rection as far

as being cleverer with yourchoice of words, so goodluck! But please try not tobe too enthusiastic or cre-ative with your word choice,because if you are you willprobably sound like an idiot.


Annoyingly overused words

It might have been slightlyfunny two years ago, butmost of us have grownup enough not to use it.

-Courtney Cunningham

So s-o, g double o dgood. A fantastic line fromthe classiest of fast food joints, the Colonels ownKentucky Fried Chicken. TheColonel had a dream thatone day he would be able toput out the best fried chick-en known to man, and thisdream came true, but whatmakes this bucket of juicybirds so nger-licking good?

He has put eleven se-cret herbs and spices intothe mix that we are deter-mined to get to the bot-tom of, and we have done just that by hiring a teamof highly trained herbs andspices scientists, but theywere all too dumb, so wecollaborated, studied hard,and came up with an an-swer to the greatest mysterysince the meaning of life.

First we will start o with the obvious primaryspice, cinnamon. It is report-ed that the cinnamon adds

a sort of Christmassy e ect,and who doesnt love Christ-mas?

Possibly the secondmost important ingredient

would be the love. In eachbucket there are about twocups, handmade by the Col-onel himself.

Thirdly, we guredcaramel. Caramel gives thisfried delight that sweet andchewy essence that peoplego crazy for.

Another quite obvi-ous ingredient would haveto be the whipped cream.People say that this is thereason the chicken tastes alittle bit like pie: Heaven pie.

And then there is thestrawberry extract. Thismakes everybody feel as if they are eating healthy.

One of the prettierherbs is the gold. Minedfrom only the best valleysof Chile; the gold makes the

avor of the chickenrich.

A tricky spicethat took us a whileto reveal is water. Thisdoes nothing to the

avor; we gure itsto help you digest thegreatest chicken of alltime. Ever.

Next is an acci-dental ingredient, but

it still complimentsthe avor. Bits of theColonels mustache.Although our greatColonel is long gone,

his mustache continues togrow; therefore, a coupleof hairs can be cut here andthere to be added to thebucket.

Ever wonder why thischicken is so darn addicting,well that would be due tothe chocolate. Enough said.

Ever feel that kick whenbiting into your chicken? Asmall drop of Napalm pro-vides this amazing feature.With so much napalm leftover from the Vietnam War,the Colonel was somehowable to get his hands on allof it.

Finally, the most impor-

tant ingredient. Salt andPepper. This adds mostly allthe avor in the Colonelsbucket of joy.

KFCs top-secret seasoning revealedAlex Ridgeway

&

Nic MageeEditors

Photo by Alex Ridgeway

Our experts have studied and found thesecret behind the nger licking good chickenat KFC.


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10ways to...

Use a water bottleDrink out o it.

Recycle it.

Hit someonewith it.

Make a tele-scope out o it.

Twist it andshoot of thecap.

Poke a holein the lid andsqueeze it tomake it a watergun.

Use it as aweight to exer-cise with.

Use it as a por-table shower.

Make a rocketout o it.

Put your sun-ower seeds in

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Down:1. Yellow Submarine2. Friends5. Octopus Garden6. Ringo Starr7. Sgt Peppers8. Blackbird

Ugly Pets need love tooAll around the world

there are pets that justdont seem like they shouldbe allowed to be seen inpublic. These animals maybe un and loving, but theymake one want to pet themwith their eyes closed.

A pet should be cute,not an ugly rag doll; theyshould be something thatone is looking orward toseeing when they comehome every day. KimmyCrowley, Junior, states, Uglypets are unny looking,

and I would never want tohave one! Ugly pets areindeed ugly and they areeverywhere, but perhapsthere is more to them then just ugly.

For instance, that droolthat comes out o theirmouth when they are sohappy to see their owneror when they are so excitedto see people that theirhair stands up on the back o their neck, well, or theones who even have hair.Also, those big eyes that getbigger when they see theirowner or the rst time all

day, and last that annoyingbark that they love to do.Some animals do have morequalities then just beingugly.

There are many typeso ugly animals everywhereand they are not gettingany cuter. Junior MasynMalmstrom says, I think Chihuahuas are pretty uglyand hairless cats are prettyugly too! Everyone hashis own opinion on whichanimals are ugly or cute, butin all airness most o themare going to be ugly in theirown way.

Dear J&K,Im trying to make thebasketball team, but Imway to short compared toeveryone else. What shouldI do to get on the team?-Shorty

Dear Shorty,I you really want a positionon the team, there isntmuch we can do to help yougrow, but I hear water boy isavailable.

Dear J&K,My hair is out o control! Itwont do anything I want itto and I have a class with theguy I like! What can I do?-Hair Troubles

Dear Troubles,Gel up dawg, problem solved .

Dear J&K, This girl is going to ask meto Sadies, but I dont likeher. She scares me and Idont want to go with her,but dont want to be meanand say no. What do I do?-Reluctant Dancer

Dear Dancer,

Just tell her, Id love to, canmy girl riend come too?

Dear J&K,What should I do withthe million dollarsI.inherited?-Richie

Dear Richie,Build a tree ort; what elsecould you possibly want?

Dear J&K,Ive been thinking a lotabout li e lately. What is the

secret to success?-Philosopher

Dear Philosopher,Break ast.

Dear J&K,An old guy watches mesleep rom my windowevery night. What do I do toget rid o him?-Public Napper

Dear Napper, Trade rooms with a sibling,or hit him in the ace with alarge rock!

Dear J&K,I hate my best riendsgirl riend but I dont knowwhat to do to break themup. What should I do?Hating Her

Dear Hater,You could take the highroad and talk to him, butwho actually does that? Lie

and say shes a cheater. Thatshould end it.

As men, we are used torejection, especially in thegirl department, but everyonce in a blue moon thereis that one, yes. That one,yes isnt cutting it; thenumbers are too low, and Ibelieve the reason or this isthe decline in pick up lines.

Pick up lines are solelythe main reason that menin this world have a chancewith the ladies(Not really). Irecently picked a ew o my

avorite pick up lines, putthem to the test on a coupleo dimes, and these werethe results.

When using the line,

Hey, I just realized this, butyou look a lot like my nextgirl riend. I recorded a totalo 4 slaps, 3 dirty looks, and3 go aways! Not one date!

Then there was theclassic, Are you lost becauseheaven is a long way romhere? I got 4 huhs, 2 whats,and 4 go away weirdo.Again, not even a singledate.

Now I was determinedthat this one would seal thedeal. Lets make like a abricso tener, and snuggle.I was called a couple o inappropriate names andwas told never to talk tothem again.

By now Im kind o on

a losing streak here, so I

decided to bring out the biggun. I rolled up my sleeve,reached down, and pulledthis one out o my pocket.I you were the new burgerat McDonalds you wouldbe the McGorgeous. To myutter surprise again I wasrejected.

What is wrong withthe world today? Its as i no one wants to hear thegenius behind pick up lines.Whatever happened tohaving a nice young chapwalk up to a nice gal andspill his heart out in theterms o a couple cheesysentences to success ullyget a date?

J&K but were not kiddingKameron Yeggy

&Justice Straub

Staff Writers

Pick-up lines with no guarenteesNic MageeStaff Writer

Have you ever wanteda quick and easy wayto read about the rst Thanksgiving? Now youcan with Thanksgiving- or-

Dummies. It was truly madeor a dummy by a dummy. It

goes a little something likethis.

Once upon a time,there were these wannabeexplorers called pilgrimsriding on a boat nameda ter a ower. They weresearching or a route to theWest Indies or something.

They ended up landing inAmerica on a place calledPlymouth Rock. Theywere trying to build theirbungalows or a cozy staywhen they made contactwith Native Americans, butsince the Pilgrims thoughtthey were in India, theycalled them Indians.

The Indians showed

them many things, likehow to plant corn and stuf,and the Pilgrims showedthem an item some peoplelike to call a gun. So theyexchanged gi ts and thenone thing led to anotherand they were all on top o each other with ood. Thenin November o 1621, the

rst ever Thanksgiving took

place and it has happenedevery year a ter that.

Thanks or reading Thanksgiving- or-Dummies,the ever so cleverway o learning about Thanksgiving quickly andeasily. Remember, hug aNative American. Theyhelped orm our country.

Thanksgiving or dummies: the sup-posed birth o an annual holiday tradition

Chase PettyHumor Editor

Alexis Bowler

Staff Writer

Comic by Shantya Runkle


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Riverhawk Review - Twin Falls, ID - Tuesday, November 2, 2010Sports 11

He is a hall of famerand possibly the best playerto ever step his glorioussize 13 foot onto a court.He is Michael Air Jordan.Michael Jordan was anall around player but wasmostly a scorer who neveraveraged less than 20 pointsa season. Jordan is 6 feet 6in. tall with extraordinaryskills and was very goodat maneuvering in the airaround defenders for thescore.

Michaels skill set gothim a scholarship to North

Carolina where he won the1982 national championshipas a freshman and in his junior year. In 1984 he wonthe Naismith and Woodenawards according to http://www.nba.com/playerfile/michael_jordan/bio.html.

Jordan was a beastthroughout his NBAbasketball career averaging30.1 points per game, 2.3steals, 5.3 assists, and 6.2rebounds. Furthermore,he was the ve time MVPwho led his team to 6championship wins. All of his championships weredone fashionably by being

all three-peats, which is ahard thing to do. He prideshimself o of his defensehaving a record of nine All-Defensive rst team awards.Michael was inductedinto the hall of fameon September 11, 2009remembering his famouscareer forever.

Michael is one of thetop players to ever playthe game; maybe even thegreatest. He revolutionizedthe sport with his graceabout the court and hisdesire to win. No one canbe compared to him, noteven the LeBron James.

Sports legend: JordanChase Petty

Humor Editor

When the time comesfor Super Bowl XLV to hit theJerry Dome in Arlington, Texas, I can make oneguarantee, the hometownCowboys will not be playingfor the Lombardi Trophy.

When asked who theythought would win theSuper Bowl and why, ColtonWhittemore a junior says, Ithink the New York Jets will

win the Super Bowl. Mark Sanchez is playing at a highlevel and their defense isamong the leagues best.Also Jesse Andrus also a junior comments, I think the Atlanta Falcons will winthe Super Bowl becausethey are 4 and 1 and beatthe last year Super Bowlchamps, the New OrleansSaints.

The NFCs top teamsthis season will be someof the old, blended with alittle bit of the new. Look

for the Cowboys, Packers,Minnesota, New Orleansand Atlanta to make the

nal ve.Unfortunately for

the Cowboys, Packersand Atlanta they will be

sitting at home watchinga rematch of last yearsNFC Championship gamewhen Minnesota andNew Orleans square o with the defending SuperBowl champs breakingthe Madden curse andreturning to the Super Bowl.

In the AFC, contenderswill be Baltimore,Indianapolis, San Diego, theJets and Houston.

After eliminatingthe contenders from the

pretenders, only Baltimoreand the Jets will play for theAFC Championship.

Much to the dismay of the upstart Jets and theirfans, Baltimore has doneway too much this o -season to improve its roster,and that depth will putthem over the green andwhite, who will struggle ono ense when Mark Sanchezsu ers a sophomore slump.

When it comes downto it, ultimately, the Ravensdefense will prove to be too

much for the New Orleanso ense and Drew Brees.Congrats to the Ravens,

this is their year. Hopefullythey will take full advantageof it.


Superbowl predic tions

Idahos not known forits football, most peoplethink its all about potatoes.Little do they know that wehave three major collegefootball teams. Two of whichare in Division 1A (FBS), andthe other in Division 1AA(FCS). The two FBS teamsare the No. 3 nationallyranked Boise State Broncos,and the Idaho Vandals. Inthe FCS, we have the IdahoState Bengals.

First we begin with theBroncos, they are havingtheir best season ever so farwith 5 wins and 0 losses, andthey are currently ranked #3in the nation. The Broncos

rst game of the season wastheir toughest challengeas they snuck pat Virginia Tech by a score of 33- 30. They have also played avery good Oregon Stateteam, beating them 37-24. The very last test that BoiseState has will be against the#19 ranked Nevada Wolf Pack on Friday November16 th . The Broncos are led bysenior, Kellen Moore, whohas passed for 1,336 yardsso far this season, and is aHeisman hopeful. SeniorColton Sweesy said, TheBroncos have potential tobe the best in the nation

this year, lets hope that theycan execute. Go Broncos!

Then we have the IdahoVandals, out of MoscowIdaho. The Vandals have notbeen a very good footballteam for the last couple of years, but after last yearsHumanitarian Bowl win overBowling Green, the Vandalshave been on a roll. With arespectable record of 3 winsand 2 losses, the Vandalshave proved that they mean

business. With key winsover UNLV and WesternMichigan, the Vandals look to keep rolling throughoutthe rest of the season. Andwith a quarterback likeNathan Enderle takingsnaps, it looks like nothingbut good things in store forthe Idaho Vandals. As longas Idaho isnt playing Boise,I will root for them, but still,go Broncos! Sweesy added.

Now for the IdahoState Bengals. The Bengalshave taken a turn for the

worst this season with a 1-5record. They beat MontanaWestern 32-3. The Bengalsare looking to nish up theseason strong, and turnit around. With a youngquarterback, Kyle Morrisunder center, the Bengalsbelieve that these nextcouple of years are lookinggood.

Idaho footballNic MageeStaff Writer The amazing revival of Oop!

In the spring of 2010,a new sport took storm of the entire world (well, TwinFalls). Oop became the soulreason for eight players andtheir millions of fans to keepthemselves alive. Jufro wasundefeated going into theplayo s but failed to makethe championship gameafter a controversial call bythe o cials in the videoreview booth; that distincthonor went to WonderBread and N, who madea solid matchup for thefamous Plunger Bowl. Ntook home the trophy (aplunger) after his 21-16 win.

Thats when thingstook a downhill turn forthe universes top sportsleague. Many of the players

family members were killedby ravenous fans, homecourts were burned downin many of the respectivecountries that they werebuilt, and N disappearedfrom the face of the Earth;experts and analysts havereason to believe that hewas in Afghanistan huntingOsama Bin Ladin, but nowour favorite league has newlife.

It started out as just a rumor, but aftermany strenuous hours of conversation, the leaguehas agreed to come back for a second season! Thetop authorities of Oop havedetermined that the top

ve, in order, will be N,Wonder Bread, Jufro, FlyingDutchman, and the surprisepick, Llamo. The three loserswho will begin the yearunranked are Portuguese

Breakfast, Burhaneus, andBlack Mole.

Crowd attendanceis predicted to be in thebillions for each game, soget your tickets as quicklyas possible. The sophomoreseason began on October16 with rivalry week. OopGameday was broadcastin Compton for the mostanticipated match-up of week one, Jufro againstthe hostile environment of the defending champion,N. Dont be mistaken, thisyears playo s WILL be themost heated event of alltime, and is absolutely sureto divide the entire worldinto eight di erent sectionsof fans. Actually, it will beseven sides, due to theinability that Llamo has tokeep his supporters whilehe loses. Choose your teamwisely.

Alex RidgewayArts & Entertainment

Editor

Everyone knows about Tiger Woods infamousscandal that occurredin late 2009. But sincethen, does anyone worryabout rankings and scoresanymore? Or is the focusstill on his personal life.

He returned to the PGA Tour early April 2010 in TheMasters Tournament, tyingfor fourth. Later in April heparticipated in the QuailHollow Championship,but was cut from thetournament after shootingeight strokes over.

Woods competed inthe Players Championship

May 9, the rst three roundsscoring 70-71-71. Whileon the seventh hole of thefourth round, Tiger was twoover par and left due to aneck injury, but was back amonth later at The Memorial Tournament in Dublin,Ohio. He

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