Sean Woodworth poses stoically with his new haircut.

Kurt Luce revels in his newfound semibaldness.

No matter how good one’s study habits are, it’s unavoidable that he or she enters a period of cramming shortly before finals.  However, some students were not only adjusting the contents of their heads. 

Among a few other students, Sean Woodworth (left) and Kurt Luce (right) entered finals week sporting a new ‘do.  Shortly beforehand, the duo sheared off their hair for authentic mowhawks to inspire themselves and others to conquer their tests. 

Said Luce, “I just kind of wanted to shake things up.” 

However, now that finals are over the two have cropped down to the buzz cuts shown here.  “I had to wake up really early to style it,” Luce refers to his more hirsute time.  “It was too much work.” 

Woodworth explained, “I had to crouch down to drive to school in the morning.”  He could also be seen in chemistry, attempting with difficulty to don the required safety goggles. 

When asked, Luce professed not to miss the style.  “I feel like this [buzz cut] could lead to great things.”

Better Off Ted (ABC)
Though many people loved the show, the series has never caught on with a mass audience. Season two’s ratings were terrible so it won’t be coming back for season three. ABC still has two unaired episodes. The show stars Portia de Rossi, Jay Harrington, Andrea Anders, and Jonathan Slavin.

FlashForward (ABC)
This drama started out strong in the ratings but viewership kept dropping. Then, ABC put it on hiatus (in part because of the Olympics) and things got even worse. No season two.

Heroes (NBC)
After seasons of declining ratings, NBC has pulled the plug. There are plans in the works to wrap up the series with an event of some kind.

The Hills (MTV)  After six seasons, the reality show is coming to a close.  

Law & Order (NBC)
This venerable crime drama was poised to surpass Gunsmoke as the longest-running primetime drama in US history. Unfortunately NBC and Dick Wolf couldn’t come to an agreement and the show is ending after 20 seasons.
 

Mercy (NBC)
It looked like this medical drama was going to easily outperform fellow freshman series Trauma. Unfortunately Mercy couldn’t hold onto its audience and both shows have been cancelled.

Trauma (NBC)
This San Francisco-based drama revolves around a group of brave first responders. The show struggled in the ratings from the start and NBC initially decided not to order any episodes beyond the initial 13 installments. They later changed their minds and ordered more. They didn’t do any better and the show was cancelled.

The Tyra Banks Show (CW)
The diva and host says that she’s decided to cancel the show to focus more on producing. Other reports have indicated that the series was due to be cancelled because of budget issues.

Ugly Betty (ABC)
ABC has decided to cancel the show after four seasons because of declining ratings in both seasons three and four. The series finale aired on on April 14, 2010.

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By: Kaitlin Sorensen

In public, Sandra Bullcok has been through the best and worst of times this year – from winning her first Oscar to enduring the breakup of her marriage. In private, she was quietly keeping a joyful secret – his name is Louis, and he is her newborn son. 

“He’s just perfect, I can’t even describe him any other way,” Bullock reveals exclusively in the new issue of PEOPLE, announcing that she is the proud mother of Louis Bardo Bullock, a 3½-month-old boy, born in New Orleans. “It’s like he’s always been a part of our lives.”

Bullock, 45, and husband Jesse James, 41, began the adoption process four years ago and brought Louis home in January but decided to keep the news to themselves until after the Oscars. Their close friends and family – including James’s children Sunny, 6, Jesse Jr., 12, and Chandler, 15 – were essential in keeping the adoption a secret.

Then, just 10 days after the March 7 Oscars, Bullock and James separated following reports James had cheated. Bullock says she is now finalizing the adoption as a single parent.

As of right now, it is hard to forsee what will happen of the academy award winner and her children after the divorce.  One thing is for sure; sources of Bullock say that she is “through with Jesse and the lies.”

James, in a statement given to People magazine, said the divorce filing “has left a huge hole in my heart.”

“Sandy is the love of my life, but considering the pain and devastation I have caused her, it would be selfish to not let her go,” he said.

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Tiger Woods and wife Elin Nordegren appear to be stepping up their lives apart.

Monday in Orlando, Fla., the golf champ attended a Nickelback concert – where, according to TMZ, he partied backstage surrounded by a security team. Earlier that night, he and friends dined together in a restaurant, reports Radar Online, an event described as his first public outing since the sex scandal that broke last November.

Meanwhile, Elin and the couple’s two children, Sam and Charlie, took off for Sweden, despite the volcanic ash spewing into the skies from Iceland which grounded the majority of Scandinavian and European flights. “Elin and her children have arrived in a very north area, much north of Stockholm,” a source in the Swedish capital tells PEOPLE.

This years spring musical is “Thoroughly Modern Millie”. Its about a girl trying to make her way to being an actress in New York city. And someone needs to build that city so if you are intrested then come be a part of crew after school. It starts at 3 and is only a couple hours. Its a great way to meet new people, have fun and be apart of an after school activity. See Mr. Thomas for more information.

Avatar the 3-D phenomeneom has beaten Titanic as number one selling movie ever in box office history.  $1.86 billion vs. $1.84 billion. And it has only been out for 6 weeks! Ranking in a total of $1,858,866,889. James Cameron now holds the number one and two spot for highest growsing box office.

The members of 3OH!3 are strange, posers, and hard to take seriously.

Fast food, as most everyone knows, is an industry in which unhealthy food which is nevertheless considered delicious by a shamefully large portion of the population.  3OH!3 is a fairly popular and relatively new electro-pop band, founded in 2004.  But the similarities go deeper than comparable fan bases.

For one thing, both the band and the industry have products created in machines.  Fast food restaurants, of course, receive their materials from food processing plants already made, needing only to be fried before it’s ready for consumption.  3OH!3 consists of Sean Foreman and Nathaniel Motte, both of whom perform vocals.  The actual “music” is created on a computer.  Because they are made with machines, neither requires a large number of people to put it together.

Another similarity between 3OH!3 and McDonald’s is they make you feel good but are ultimately bad for you.  McDonald’s, of course, sells food that everyone knows is bad for them but eats anyway because it’s convenient.  3OH!3 has some funky beatz that some consider to be fun to dance to, but also promotes mysogyny, rape and substance abuse.

Lastly, both fast food and 3OH!3 have origins in America, the former in California and the latter in Colorado… unfortunately.

The show, which included RVHS’s Concert, Women’s, Men’s, Heaven Sent and Shades of Blue choirs featured holiday favorites and new tunes which delighted the audience.

The highlight of the show was the tenth anniversary alumni song, which featured current and alumni choir members and the symphonic orchestra.

As per tradition, the show ended with “Peace, Peace,” and “Silent Night,” which the audience joined in on.

If you weren’t there for the standing-room-only show, you missed out. Way to go Ralston Valley choir and orchestra!