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Curfews Issue For All

A curfew was an issue that at 11 p.m. and my curfew was 11 :3(
affected most everyone on the week- p.m.," said Costello.
ends. Whether or not a student had However, as students gol
a curfew, most like! y one of his/her older, curfews and plans changed
friends did. "My curfew will change as I gel
Freshman Nathan Drake's more responsible," said sophomon
curfew was 10:00 on the weekends. Ed Filmyer. As Costello' s curfe\\
"My friends' [curfews] are the same, got later, his plans changed. "Th(
but it affects me because I can't stay main thing was everyone startec
out as late," Drake said. On the driving. We didn't have to stay ir
other hand, junior Trisha Fix didn't one place. My parents were mon
have one, "It depended on what I easy going," Costello said.
was doing," said Fix. However, students still hac
Junior Andy Costello's fun on the weekends. "Even thougt
curfew was permanent, which lim- there is nothing to do in Omaha, I
ited what he could do. "I wanted to still have fun with my friends, nc
play volleyba ll at McCormick's un- matter what my curfew is" said Se·
til3 a.m., but the tournaments started nior Blake Youngman.O
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Weekends gave students a
chance to relax after a stressful Cars opened up a whole new realm of Subway was often the central place for with friends about how their day went. Later
week of school. Freshman Eric activities for the weekends. Seniors Matt friends to meet up with each other before they will decide what to do for the rest oftht
Skaff watches cartoons before Vanderholmand ScottJoki listen to music on going out to different parties or school events. night. (Ted Graham)
calling friends. (Del Skaff) the way to pick up friends. (Ted Graham) Seniors John Bode and Andy Ketteler talk