HEALTH CAREUnder Obamacare, President Obama is push-ing to provide a health care system that not only assures access to preventive care, but also pro-tects people from abuse by insurance companies. Obama plans to “help those with Medicare save on the care they need to stay healthy, hold insur-ance companies accountable, and end the insur-ance company practice of charging women more than men for the same coverage.”(http://www.barackobama.com/health-care/)

HEALTH CAREIf elected, Governor Romney plans to imme-diately utilize a system in which individual states craft a health care plan that best suits the citizens, in lieu of Obamacare. Romney plans to allow the states to regulate “local insurance markets and caring for the poor, uninsured, and chronically ill.” From this, he hopes to “restore state leadership and flexibility, promote free markets and fair competition and empower con-sumer choice.”(http://www.mittromney.com/issues/health-care)

GAY MARRIAGESince stepping up to the political stage in 2004, President Obama’s views on gay marriage have shifted. However, as of May, Obama became the first American President to publicly support gay marriage saying that he is “absolutely comfort-able” with same-sex marriage. “I think same-sex couples should be able to get married,” Obama said.(http://www.csmonitor.com)

GAY MARRIAGEGovernor Romney believes that marriage is between a man and a woman, and pushes for a constitutional amendment to define such be-liefs. Similarly, Romney does not favor civil unions because he believes they are practically the same as marriage despite the title. “I stood up to fight sam- sex marriage. I was one of the nation’s leading advocates of traditional mar-riage,” Romney said.(http://content.usatoday.com)

PRO-CHOICEObama believes a woman can get an abortion if she wishes, and he supports Roe v. Wade. While this case extended women’s decision to have an abortion, it also allowed the state to regulate abortions to the extent that they feel necessary. Obama also criticizes Supreme Court decisions upholding bans on partial birth abortions. (http://cnsnews.com)

PRO-LIFERomney opposes Roe v. Wade, and believes states should be able to ban abortions. He orig-inally supported abortion rights, but changed his mind in 2005 while preparing to run for presidency. In the Republican debate at Simi Valley, CA on 5/3/07, the following conversa-tion took place: (http://mittromneycentral.com)

ECONOMYObama would like to get rid of Bush tax cuts for households earning more than $250,000, and have lower taxes on manufacturing industry. He would also like to promote stimulus spending and tax cuts on the middle and lower classes to improve the economy, as well as cut spending and raise taxes on wealthy to lessen the deficit.

ECONOMYContrary to Obama’s ideas on the Bush tax cuts, Romney would like to make the cuts permanent. He would like to make the lower corporate tax rate across the board to 25%, and cut taxes and regulations to encourage business. He also expressed wanting to cut government spending by 5% in order to avoid exceeding income over a certain amount of time.

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Anwara Anwara, 16, (last name undisclosed for privacy purpos-es) from the West Bengal region in In-dia, gained notoriety for her fight against the human trafficking in her area, specifically of young girls. Anwara’s father died when she was nine years old, and she was traded to a local trafficker in exchange for some money and a share of her monthly salary. In 2008, Anwara was freed by a local NGO (non-governmental organization), and since then has helped to get 200 children back into school, and has stopped several cases of young human trade. In addition, she has put pressure on local authorities, which has helped prevent numerous early marriages.

Malala

14-year old Malala Yousafzai (a 2011 nominee) became internation-ally renowned for her fight for girls’

education rights. She and Two other girls were attacked by the Taliban on their way back from school in their hometown of Swat Valley, Pakistan. Now receiving treatment for the gunshot wounds in her head and neck out of her home coun-try of Pakistan, Malala has become an even bigger target for the Taliban. In one interview, Yousafzai said “They cannot stop me, I will get my education, if it is in-home, school or any place. This is our request to the whole world that [they] will save our schools, save our world, save our Pakistan.”

Read Malala’s Blog: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7834402.stm

Amina Amina (last name undisclosed for privacy puposes) was born and raised in Ghana, Africa, where she worked

at earning a strong education for herself. However, as a young teen, she was threat-ened of being taken out of school and forced into marriage. This is a common situation in several African countries for young girls to be put straight into marriage without getting a proper education. Amina was spared from the arranged marriage by her teachers and local authorities, and because of her passion for children’s edu-cation, Amina started the “Achievers Book Club” at age 16. Her organization strives to provide education for children by distrib-uting books and money to the struggling schools in Ghana. Amina hopes to continue the fight for educations rights, and hopes to spark a light of inspiration to young people all around the world. Anyone can make a difference.

Kesz Kesz (last name undisclosed for pri-vacy purposes) grew up in the midst of poverty in the Phil-ippines. As a young boy, he was horribly abused, beaten and abandoned by his family. After three years of unbearable mistreatment, Kesz ran away from home and lived with a local social worker. When asked what he want-ed for his seventh birthday, Kesz response was simple: something to give to the impoverished neighborhood kids around him. From there, Kesz started the “Cham-pioning Community Children” program which aspires young people living in pov-erty to take life into their own hands by accessing education, jobs, and resources. The organization also distributes “HOPE GIFTS;” packages with slippers, cloth-ing, soap, toothbrushes and toys. Over the past seven years Kesz’s organization have given out over 5,000 “HOPE GIFTS” and helped 10,000 children.

Learn more about Kesz: https://www.facebook.com/kesziam

The ICPP is presented annually to an exceptional child whose courageous, remarkable acts and thoughts have made a differ-ence in combating issues affecting children worldwide. This Dutch organization has been running since 2005, since it was first

launched during Nobel Peace Laureates’ Summit by Mikhail Gorbachev.European

Adventures

Interested in traveling across Europe with a group of friends? Join Scott Gausen, Ashland High School humanities teacher, on a trip to Berlin, Prague, Krakow and Budapest. See the sites of all these stunning cities along with obtaining knowledge about European cultures. If this interests you, email Gausen at scott.gausen@ashland.k12.or.us or call to set up an appointment 541-482-8771 x 2203. The enrollment deadline for the lowest price of 3900 (includes all costs but meals and personal spending money) dollars is on October 31. “Sign up soon so you can go on the trip of a lifetime!” Gausen said.

Betsy Bishop is adventuring to London and can take you! If you love different countries and indulging in their culture, sign up to go on trip by October 31. “I am so excited to be a part of a student trip to the other theatre capital of the world. London!” Bishop said. Contact Bishop at betsy.bishop@ashland.k12.or.us or by phone at 541.482.8771 if traveling across the globe to the island of Great Britain interests you.

photos provided by childernspeaceprize.org

by Hannah Borgerson & Anna Epstein

The graphic above represents the trophy awarded to Kesz, the 2012 winner of the children’s

international peace prize.

illustration by Christine Moses

News For

YOU

Who: Elana Cooper, senior at AHS, will be performing as a soloist for the Oregon youth sympathy at the Fall Concert Series along with other students.When/where: November 10, 2012, 7:30 p.m. at the Craterian Ginger Rogers Theater, Medford. November 11, 2012, 3:00 p.m. at Southern Oregon University’s Music Recital Hall, Ashland.

YSSO

Youth Peacemakers 2012

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Rogue News is published by the newspaper classes of Ashland High School, 201 South Mountain Ave., Ashland, Oregon 97520. (541) 482-8771 ext. 195. The editorials written by the Rogue News express the opinions of the editorial staff on issues relevant to the staff, the school and the community. Personal columns do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the entire staff and are written as the opinion of the individual author. Letters to the editor, which should be under 250 words, are encouraged. They can be dropped off outside of Room 202, put in Mr. William Gabriel’s box in the main office or emailed to RogueNews@ashland.k12.or.us. No letters will be printed without a verified signature. Letters received in the second week of production will not appear until the next is-sue. The Rogue News staff reserves the right to refuse to print any potentially libelous or obscene material, anything that would invade the privacy of others, or anything that could cause a disruption of the school environment.

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Fashion Statement

Men’s Perspective

68%Ladies, The most liked clothing article for girls was yoga pants, no doubt for si-miliar reasons that “shirtless” was written in for girl’s tops. What you must under-stand is we all know you are not wearing the fitted material for your own comfort.

Women’s Perspective

Are Ashland teenagers unique who care more about personality than appearance? Of course not. In the recent poll at AHS, the ideal wasn’t classy or wacky but instead, normal.

Women dressed their ideal man, men dressed their ideal woman.

Men, Didn’t feel like showering last night? Throw a beanie on. Women voted it to be most attractive.

28% 39%Ladies, you’re free to sleep in an extra ten minutes. Just throw on that old hoodie and call it good.

46% Men, Although 34% of AHS women would rather see men without a shirt on, guys, there’s a time and a place.

Girls:Most days, we look at the quad and mutter under our breath “put some pants on.” Whether it’s yoga pants, leggings or one of those tight black skirts... just no. Leggings may be comfort-able, but most of the time you look like a slob. As long as you dress practical you have our blessings. If you dress for others, stop stressing. Go wear that neon wind-breaker. It’ll attract more than the oxford shoes and jean jacket combo. Just don’t go showing off your ASSets and all will be well.

Boys: After slamming the snooze button, boys shove themselves out of bed and off to school to arrive as the bell rings. Don’t pretend that you don’t know that girls are spending hours to get ready while you laze around until last minute. You can put SOME effort in getting ready in the morning. Also, if it’s freezing out-side, why do you choose to wear shorts and t-shirts? There’s frost and you’re all pretending like this is Malibu. Just be-cause you can face the cold doesn’t make you anymore of a man. Trust me, we love the sensible guys. So how about you all get up a half hour before school instead of the usual ten minutes. Don’t worry; you are going lose sleep, but it willl be for the greater good

Girls: Everyone has certain saying they live by. When it comes to how you dress in high school, try following the old adage “Less is more and tighter is better.” First, Ashland has a temperate climate, so who needs a heavy coat? I’ve found that most of those who settle for less end up happier and much more comfortable. Second, who wouldn’t want to show off those newly-toned muscles (a result from weekly bikram yoga.) Third and final, yoga pants are, well, perfect. They can be dressed up or down. The conve-nience allows the wearer to not worry about a belt, and the style offers such rewards as improved flexibility and a sharp increase in the number of boys asking you to lunch.

Boys: To be honest, I don’t think anyone really cares what guys wear to school. However, if you wish to mix things up every once in a while, try some of the following: jorts, trench coats, fedoras, leather jackets, and of course, crocs.

The Beanie The Hoodie

The Tee-Shirt

The Yoga Pants

The Fitted Jeans66%

Men, no girl appreciates the skin-ny jeans. Unless you’re Ashton Kutcher, stick with the fitted Levis.

Vans/ Nikes

The Zip Hoodie

Men, there’s nothing more attrac-tive than the casual swagger of a zip hoodie. It shouts “I look good without trying.”

50% Toms Shoes

Men, Just do it. 56%

28%Ladies, aparently men are attracted to the philanthropic type.

by Angelique Brownlie & Megan Ganim

Halloween should be a frightfully fun time of year, but it can be deadly if you’re not careful. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Adminis-tration (NHTSA), drunk drivers nationally kill more than three times as many people during Halloween than on New Year’s Eve. On that note, make sure you:

• Never assume a car will stop for you. Make eye contact with drivers to ensure they see you.

• Walk on sidewalks instead of the street.• Never dart out into traffic or jaywalk.• Look both ways before crossing the street to check for cars, trucks and

low-flying brooms.• Remember AHS’ golden motto: act responsibly, have integrity, show

respect.

As children mingle through neighborhoods, winding their way from house to house, collecting their hoards of candy, there is always the house that has its lights off, blinds closed and lacks the bucket of love. Although these houses tend to disappoint the throngs of kids that push their way to the door, with grabbing hands, these houses may have good reason. Ever wished you could ignore the constantly ringing doorbell, and just have some peace and quiet? This Hallow-een try the following solutions:

• Shut the curtains• Resist putting up the spooky decorations• Fight the urge to buy the massive amounts of

candy • Turn off the lights• Ignore the frequently ringing doorbell

“Halloween is the one night a year when a girl can dress up like a total slut and no other girls can say anything about it,” Cady, Lindsay Lohan’s character in “Mean Girls,” said. And it’s true. So why do girls dress like “sluts” on Halloween? And why do a lot of people bash them for doing so? First of all, Halloween is the one time a year we can be someone or something we are not, which is exciting. We can dress up and be our favorite super heroes, celebrities, inanimate objects, classic horror monsters; anything we want. But for girls it goes something like this. Sexy cop. Sexy Disney Princess. Sexy Mario Brothers. Sexy Banana. Just add sexy in front of anything, and you’ve got the majority of your female Halloween costumes any year. But where is the point when sexy, becomes inap-propriate?

Where to draw the line

Pumpkin Guts Bread Recipe• 2 cups of fresh pumpkin guts, pureed• 3.5 cups all-purpose flour• 2 teaspoons baking soda• 1.5 teaspoons salt• 2 teaspoons cinnamon• 2 teaspoons nutmeg• 3 cups sugar• 4 eggs, beaten• 0.5 cups water• 1 cup vegetable oil• A handful of chopped walnuts or pecans (optional)

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease two 9″ loaf pans and line the bottoms with parchment paper. Mix the flour, soda, salt, cinnamon, nutmeg and sugar in large mixing bowl. Add eggs, water, vegetable oil and pureed pumpkin guts. Mix com-pletely. If you are including nuts in the recipe mix them in now. Mix well. Pour into your prepared loaf pans and bake for about one hour, or until your toothpick inserted in the center comes out dry. Cool the pumpkin gut bread loaves for a bit, then turn them out of the pans and cool completely on the racks.

Recipe from: http://www.fiftytwocakes.com/pumpkin-guts-bread/

This warm and fuzzy outfit leaves your in-sides feeling toasty and lets your outsides radi-ate the heat. The coy hood adds just the right level of cuteness fac-tor that it doesn’t get neighboring parents to raise their eyebrows.

Who would have thought that those pesky ladies who re-fuse to give you more than one peanut snack per flight could devel-op into a playful and flattering outfit? After all, once a year you do get the chance to be anything at all, so the sky and your imagina-tion is the limit.

A Halloween classic, this costume’s purpose isn’t to show off your impeccable sense of naval direction, but to just give yourself an excuse to pull off a short, blue dress with-out being mistaken as a Smurf. If you want to show your patriotism to the great blue, why not dress yourself up as a scuba diver?

Mmm, hard hats and grease stains ─ that’s exactly what you imagine when you hear of construction workers. However, when looking at this costume, it really doesn’t leave much to the imagination. We’re hoping you can set down that hammer and nail, and consider the clothing policies that require you to actually wear some-thing for this line of work.

Be respectful; be spooky

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There is a fine line between sexy and over the top. One of the Rogue News’ reporters ventured into the local costume store, Renaissance Rose, to identify that line.

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CAST

1. Dashing, showy and playfully romantic.2. Bernardo in “West Side Story.”3. Gary in “Noises Off” and Richard Hannay in “The 39 Steps.” 4. The characters are all wonderfully entertaining and the dance numbers are so fun that I practi-cally had no choice but to audition.5. My amazing tap dance routine will shock you.

1. Dramatic, diva and star.2. Reporter in “Chicago.”3. Pamela in “39 steps” and a server in “Merry Wives of Winser.”4. I’ve never had a big role in a musical, so I au-ditioned for fun, just to see what role I would get. I’m also really attracted to the 1920s era.5. There’s very comedic timing and goofy stereo types.

Lisa WerfelGrade 12“Drowsy

Chaperone”

Noah Yaconelli

Grade 11“Robert Martin”

photo by Sara Shaw

photo by Sara Shaw

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1. Three words to describe character2. Past AHS musical roles3. Past AHS comedy roles4. What made you decide to audition?5. What should we be excited about?

1. Hilarious, sarcastic and fun.2. Ensemble in “West Side Story.”3. Mr. McGarrigle in “The 39 Steps.” 4. It’s a funny and exquisite musical.5. Be excited about the colorful cast and charac-ters...especially my role.

photo by Willa Lineberger-Scholl

Jeremiah Lieberman

Grade 11“Man in Chair”

CastRobert Martin: Noah Yaconelli

Janet Van de Graaff: Amelia Mejia

Man in Chair: Jeremiah Lieberman

Drowsy Chaperone: Lisa WerfelFeldzieg: Mason McLellan

Mrs. Tottendale: Michaela Poling

Underling: Jackson RichmondGeorge: Braedon BellKitty: Alyssa Monning

Gangster: Tallon SchultzGangster: Trevor Mejia

Gangster: Tristan GianniniAldolpho: Joseph Yaconelli

Trix: Elena Toppo and Isabel Enns

Superintendant: Lilly Lion and Meg Fredericks

Superintendant’s assistant: Stephen Goydich

Ensemble:Ceili Widmann, Maddy Bangs, Griffin Hadden, Katie Cook,Shay Astor, Andrea Koell,Merci Steagall, Rosemarie

Caruso, Madison Gilpin and Xylia Willow

All musicals require music. “The Drowsy Chaperone” is filled with entertaining, Broad-way-style tunes that will make you want to get out of your chair and start tap dancing (which is completely acceptable in regards to the play). This AHS produc-tion consists of twelve catchy songs, all originally written by Lisa Lambert and Greg Mor-rison. With the AHS cast’s ex-quisite musical talent and a live orchestra conducted by the mu-sical director, Karl Iverson, Ash-land High’s musical adaptation of “The Drowsy Chaperone” is sure to be one to remember.

Music, Music, Musicby Cass Christopher

photo by Sara Shaw

Rogue News asked the cast...QUESTIONS

photo by Sara Shaw

by Grace St. Clair-Bates and Cass Christopher

DATES-Nov. 7 $10 preview

at 7:30 p.m.-Nov. 8, 9 & 10 at 7:30 p.m.

-Nov. 15, 16 & 17 at 7:30 p.m.

-Nov. 11 and 18 Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.

SynopsisDirector: Tyrone Wilson

Co-director/Choreographer:Suzanne Seiber

Producer: Betsy BishopMusical Director: Karl Iverson

General admission: $15 Seniors/Students: $10

Reserved seating: $20BUY THEM:

Paddington Station, Tree House Books and Music Coop

in AshlandOr at www.showtix.comPhone: 1-866-967-8167

Tickets Info.

Ashland High School’s production of the musical comedy “The Drowsy Chaperone” centers around the middle-aged Man in the Chair and his wild fantasies about the mythical 1920s musical, “The Drowsy Chaperone.” The characters pop to life as the Man in the Chair spins his record player to his favorite musical. During each song, he acts as the narrator and spells everything out for the audience. The actual plot of the musical within the musical follows the famous actress, Janet Van de Graaff, and her desire to settle down and marry a debonair, Robert Martin. However, not everything can be perfect. Feldzieg, Janet’s ever-so greedy producer, is against Janet’s desire to be bound in holy matrimony. For if she gets married, Feldzieg will lose his job. With these contradicting forces, Janet looks to the help of her friend, a very Drowsy Chaperone, to determine her marital future. “The Drowsy

Chaperone” is a delightful and quirky musical that is sure to

make an impression on all.

The Kraken

Rogue News: When did you start playing water polo?Miles Furuichi: I was recruited my 8th grade year by Christi Gilmore to come to a summer camp.RN: Why did you start playing? Furuichi: It seemed like a fun sport and I thought I’d give it a shot.RN: Are you playing water polo outside of the school team?Furuichi: Yes, I’m the starting goalie for the Pa-cific Northwest Water Polo team, and I’m also on the Portland Junior Olympics team. I have to do a lot of traveling for both, but I really enjoy playing on them.RN: Even though you’re a goalie, have you ever scored any goals? Furuichi: Actually, Yes, I have scored three cross-pool goals.

RN: What was your favorite game so far in your career?Furuichi: I’ve had some really good games, but I think the game when we won state last year was just the greatest feeling. It doesn’t get much better than winning state alongside your team.RN: I hear water polo’s a pretty tough sport, so what are some examples of the physicality of the sport?Furuichi: I was once triple-teamed and face-palmed by three kids, but in a separate game I took the ball from a kid, then raked his eyes with my hand while he was underwater [he laughs].RN: What is the best aspect of playing water polo?Furuichi: Personally, I love the atmosphere of the team and coming to practice every day to work and have a blast in the pool. We’re a family.RN: Do you plan on continuing with water polo after high school?Furuichi: That is the current plan. I would love to play in college and possibly beyond.

Height - 6’0”Weight - 185 lbs.Wingspan - 6’3”

Season:Games Played - 16Saves - 164

Stats

“Miles is the best goalie in the state. He saves us constantly, and it’s great know-ing he is there to bail us out. He com-mands the pool very well, and allows us to focus on other aspects of our games.” – Jericho Walker-Roberts, teammate

“Not only is [Miles] good at blocking shots, but he is a strong leader in and out of the pool. He’s a great team player and a good role model for the younger players.” – Andrew DelCarlo, head coach

The boys’ water polo Team is having yet anoth-er fruitful season. With successes against both 5A and 6A schools, and wins in every league game, the Grizzlies are gearing up for a deep run into the postseason tournament. The team was dealt a tough midseason blow, as scoring threat (and one of the State of Oregon’s top players) Taos Cadarette-Stewart was lost for the year due to a broken finger. The squad completely changed their offense and strategy in an attempt to compensate for the loss. “Everyone is doing a great job of collectively stepping up in Taos’ absence. We’ll easily be able to make up the difference, both on offense and de-fense,” Defender Alex Sukles said.

The SquadQ&A with the Monster Praise

by Mitchell Harfst and Gabe Young

“Miles is very dedicated to his position as goalie. He makes amazing blocks that most certainly are a huge contribution to the success of the boys team. He guides the team as well from the goal and is a pleasure to watch.” – Julie Kasiah, water polo fan

Next match:November 3District TournamentBend, OR

For more info, visit:ashlandh2opolo.org

photo by Sara Shaw

Ashland’s senior goalie Miles Furuichi is having another beastly season in front of the net.

by Delaney Swink & Emily Bestor

If you’re wearing these, you are either a freshman, or you are stuck in the past. Either way, you will find it hard to stay awake in class, as your feet por-

tray your attitude: lazy.

Ugg Slippers

You will have a day of great comfort as you stroll on your foam shoes. You will save a garden this week, or at least your soles (though, you will sacrifice your

fashion for the Earth).

Crocs

SneakersWhat sport do you play? You will win your game, whatever it may be, while looking super fly.Congrats! If you’re rocking the Nikes, you may also be mis-

taken for Macklemore…even if you’re a girl.

You will succeed at any goal you attempt to achieve to-day, especially if that goal is looking classy. However, be weary of the smirks of your peers. They see your style as

pretentious. Or maybe they’re just jealous.

Oxfords

photos by Sara Shaw

TomsUnfortunately, you are no longer unique. While you still give off an air of cuteness, people may sense your feeling of self-accomplishment. This will account for the negative vibes you receive.

Heels Although you will have extreme discomfort all day (and will probably be stumbling like a drunkard), your confidence and self-assurance will make people see you

in a different light.

Nothing bad will happen to you today, but nothing good will either. You are very normal and your day will reflect that aspect of your personality. You will go with the flow

and have the most ordinary day of your life.

Vans

If the zombie apocalypse occurs today, you will be prepared. Not only will you look super B.A., but you will have sufficient ankle support for your round-house

kick when the time comes.

Boots

You will most likely have a day of field-frolicking and relaxation. You will successfully complete all the positions in your bikram yoga class, and will win a free kombucha at some point this week.

Birkenstocks

Discover your future based on your shoe preference for the day!

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