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Freshmen at the Movies
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What is one of the biggest parts of the
entertainment industry in the United
States? The movie industry, of course.
Where else can you spend too much on
unhealthy food, get gum stuck on the
bottom of your shoe, and see a great
movie? So, we thought we would ask the
freshmen about the movies: their favorite
movies, actors, and actresses.
Many different actors and actresses
were chosen, but there were easy win­
ners in the movie category. Tom Cruise
was the favorite actor, and he was fol­
lowed by Keanu Reeves, Jean-Claude
Van Damme, Harrison Ford, and Jim Car­
rey, all tied for a close second. Julia Rob­
erts was the favorite actress, followed by
Demi Moore in second and Marisa Tomei
in third. Finally, there are the top five fa­
vorite movies (seen within the past year).
Top 5 Movies:
1. Speed
2. The Lion King
3. The Mask
4. Forrest Gump
5. The Fugitive
Being part of the Student
Senate is hard work.
Freshmen Brendan Har­
ris and Neil Smith are
working hard at prepar­
ing the decorations for
the next high school
dance.
Michael Osinski
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Daniel T. Thomsen
Kimily J, Thornton
Sarah Tucci
Francis R. Vavonese
Lynn Marie Vitiello
Molly M. Vrabel
Benjamin Wakefield
Jeremiah Wall
Paul D. Walsh
Sarah Anne Walsh
Danielle Walters
Erich J. Wehrle
CatherineJ. Wise
Jonathan Wolf
Joseph Zavaglia
Lisa T. Zdep