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By: Bennett Fuson <bfuson@hilite.org> It’s always fun to dress up and change your appearance. Dressing up allows you to pretend like you are something that might be the complete opposite. Dattolo’s Ristaurante and Pizzaria does just that, serving mall-food-court-style food in an elegant, ritzy setting. I’m not trying to bash Dattolo’s in any major way. [...]

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By: Sam Watermeier <swatermeier@hilite.org> Writer-director Peter Hedges has mastered the depiction of dysfunctional families with films such as “Pieces of April” and “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape.” Now, he has wisely joined actor and king of dramedies Steve Carell for “Dan in Real Life,” a funny yet poignant film about an advice columnist who can’t seem [...]

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By: Michelle Hu <mhu@hilite.org> Craving sushi but can’t afford it on a low budget? The Journey on 96th St. caters to anyone’s sushi needs and more. The Journey is a newly opened restaurant on 96th and I-69 that serves seafood in a classy and elegant setting. Much of the food can be found in other [...]

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Do You Speak Scots?

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While English is the spoken language in Scotland, there are many words that the Scots use which are unfamiliar to us. Sometimes the same word has a different meaning in Scotland. Here are a few variations, but there are many more not listed here One fun aspect of international travel is learning a new language [...]

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Junior Hope Amos devotes most of her free time to the football team as a trainer. The trainers arrive earlier and stay later than the football players for practice and games. Eric Ardaiolo, varsity wide receiver and junior, catches the ball to return a punt during the homecoming game against Warren Central. After this game, [...]

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Athletic trainer Chad Gabbard congratulates senior Jason Moore before the game on senior night against Terre Haute North. The Hounds defeated Terre Haute North 49-7. Athletic Director Jim Inskeep shakes senior Eric Vogel’s hand on senior night, when all the senior football players, cheerleaders and their parents are recognized. Senior night for football is usually [...]

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