Student raffle drive kicks off 21st annual fundraiser
September 3, 2010 • Lindsay Huth, Features Editor
The students are the big winners in the annual student raffle drive that brings tens of thousands of dollars into the school every year. The 21st annual fundraiser began Friday, Aug.27. With a top prize of $7500, the drive ends on Wednesday, Sep. 29 and the winner will be announced on Friday, Oct.1...
Society for the Preservation of Ohio History produces another successful film
May 18, 2010 • Jay Hillery
History has a way of repeating itself. Fortunately, Hoban has a group of dedicated students who are working to make sure that doesn’t happen. The Society for the Preservation of Ohio History is dedicated to ensuring that future generations are educated about important Ohio history. “It’s...
Hoban gentlemen get creative when asking dates to 2010 prom
May 17, 2010 • Marie Hofer
With one of the greatest night in a girl’s life right around the corner, the boys are stepping up. Senior Lawrence Wynn & senior Meghan Kean “He came into math class and asked everyone if he could have their attention. He came back with roses and balloons and asked me to prom,” Kean said....
Decker and Luse win Student Council executive elections
May 17, 2010 • Jessica Contrerra
They’re dedicated. They’re ambitious. They’re experienced. They’re leading “the way” to a successful 2010-2011. Juniors Jenna Decker and Evan Luse have been elected Student Council President and Vice President for next year. Their ticket, which ran on the theme of “pointing the way,”...
Hoban and other Holy Cross schools plan Montreal pilgrimage
May 12, 2010 • Lindsay Huth
Five days. Eight Hoban students. Holy Cross schools from across the country. One community in faith. From July 19-23, these components will merge in the annual Holy Cross Montreal pilgrimage open to incoming juniors and seniors. “The best part is being able to spend time in the Oratory,” campus...
French and American students experience cultural exchange
May 10, 2010 • Lindsay Huth
Apparently, the French aren’t rude and Americans aren’t fat after all. Those are among the numerous lessons that the students who participated in the foreign exchange program learned when 30 French students and four teachers stayed with 27 American host families for nearly ten days. “[It was] a...
Arizona immigration law causes protests across the state
May 10, 2010 • Lindsay Huth
After years of begging the federal government to assist it in dealing with illegal immigration, Arizona finally took a stand on the issue. The strict bill was signed into law by Governor Jan Brewer on April 23, and protests have been erupting ever since. It will allow police to ask residents for their...
Student council elects president and vice president for the next school year
April 29, 2010 • Pete DelMedico
Wednesday morning three candidates and their vice-president’s took the stage in a last attempt to sway the student body before the general election. Each ticket had individual views and let the student body know through several unique tactics. Junior Jenna Decker and her vice president junior Evan...
Extravaganza a roaring success
April 27, 2010 • Pete DelMedico
Flapper girls, cigars and speak easies hardly describe the average Catholic school fundraiser. Then again, there has never been anything average about Hoban’s Extravaganza. The annual event reached its 25th anniversary this year with years of consistent success to build on. This years ever-changing...
Tanning not worth bundled skin destruction
April 27, 2010
From the tanning booth to the hospital room, fifteen minutes four times a month can lead to a lifetime of cancer. It’s no secret that tanning can cause harmful effects. After all, burning yourself with ultraviolet rays for the perfect bronze cannot be healthy. According to the American Academy of...
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