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By Vicente Marcelo, Courier Sports Writer

Senior Jonathan Laureta‑Revelo finished off his high school wrestling career strong and impressive.

Jonathan has struggled the last three seasons due to injury such as a hyper‑extended elbow and a torn finger. He was unable to finish his first three seasons as a Colt wrestler. “These injuries just made me want to work harder. I didn’t want my last season to be like my freshman, sophomore and junior year," Jonathon said.

By Sandhaya Mansfield, Courier Staff Writer

Spring break is a time that many high school and college students look forward to - school is out and vacation begins. For most, this means a week of relaxing and spending time with family and friends, and for others it means a week of partying and drinking, even for some high school seniors.

Spring break is when vacation planning companies lure students into buying spring break packages. Companies that specialize on selling spring break tours encourage students to travel to the spring break capital of the world - the infamous Mexico. Mexico seems to be the most popular spring break oasis because the legal drinking age is only 18 and is rarely enforced. Another company offers trips to places like Cancun and Mazatlan promising “50 hours of free drinking” over the seven day period of the vacation package.

By Benjamin J. Romano
The Seattle Times (MCT)

SEATTLE — Like big-budget movies, video games can cost tens of millions of dollars and take years to produce.

Top game studios have strict, high-pressure deadlines, large development teams and lots of overhead costs. With so much at stake, publishers have become conservative, preferring to put the big development and marketing dollars behind a sure thing.

In 2007, eight of the 10 best-selling games — including "Halo 3," "Call of Duty IV" and "Mario Party 8" — were sequels to previous hits. Together, they sold more than 27 million copies in the U.S.