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Summer Movies

HiLite’s resident movie critic previews summer’s most anticipated movies By: Sam Watermeier <swatermeier@hilite.org> “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” (May 23) – This choice is a no-brainer. Even though it may seem pointless to make another Indiana Jones film given that the most recent one, “The LAST Crusade,” ended the series on [...]

Summer Reads

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By: Shireen Korkzan <skorkzan@hilite.org> Me of Little Faith by Lewis Black Release Date: June 3 Lewis Black, reporter for “The Daily Show With Jon Stewart,” is furious. He barely passed as being a Jew and became acute to finding the hypocrisy in religious politicians. He believes that religion has some sort of influence in everyone’s [...]

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By: Reid Conner <rconner@hilite.org> 1. The Almost with Emery, Envy on the Coast and Army of Me When: June 2 Where: Bogart’s (in Cincinnati) Genre: Alternative/Rock Details: Emery alone makes this concert worth the 2-hour trip. It is one of my personal favorite bands to see live because of the high-energy performances its keyboardist gives. [...]

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The Top 10

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Three HiLite reporters reminisce of their top 10 movies, albums and restaurants TOP 10 MOVIES By: Sam Watermeier <swatermeier@hilite.org> 1. “The Matrix” I’ve seen this film almost 50 times, and I still find different reasons to love it. When I was younger, I was blown away by the quality of it as a spectacle. How [...]

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What are your thoughts in being the first distinguished grad? I’m so honored to be the first distinguished graduate. I’m happy to represent this program because it stresses what I think is important in high school. The whole point about the distinguished graduate program is that it awards learning and growth inside AND outside of [...]

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For the extended version of this interview, click here By: Tommy Sneider <tsneider@hilite.org> What are your thoughts on being the first Distinguished Graduate? I’m so honored to be the first Distinguished Graduate. I’m happy to represent this program because it stresses what I think is important in high school. The whole point about the distinguished [...]

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