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Cemetery to be demolished for O’Hare expansion

By Veronica Flores
Bensenville Staff Writer

Imagine having a beloved church and its cemetery destroyed, not just any cemetery, but a cemetery where loved family members are buried. This has become a reality for hundreds of families in the Bensenville and Elk Grove areas. St. Johannes Religious Cemetery will be demolished soon. The cemetery has been consecrated by St. John’s United Church of Christ.



Obama vs. McCain: a concern for college students

By Andrea Kocher
Springfield Staff Writer

Illinois Junior Senator Barack Obama has secured the Democratic presidential nomination and will be running against Republican Senator John McCain in the upcoming November election. Both of the nominees have begun a long, difficult, five month journey in hopes of becoming the next President of the United States of America.



America’s gas-price crisis

By Noel Corral
Bensenville Campus Editor

Over the past few years, gasoline prices around the nation have gone up considerably due to our consumption rate and OPEC’s stiff export rate. Since then, Americans have been paying at least $4.00 per gallon. The U.S. has been long overdue for these prices, as Americans have enjoyed cheap gasoline for the past 20 years. In comparison to other nations, the U.S. is one of the top consumers of oil and has one of the cheapest prices per barrel.

Even so, these oil prices have affected our economy and our lifestyle. Newer and more technically equipped cars are being released with more fuel-efficient engines. Even the gasoline has been changed to consume less oil and more ethanol. In the workings are other alternative engines. However, until alternatives become permanent, there are a few ways in which people can still enjoy their gasoline fueled automobiles and still be fuel efficient.