22 CALENDAR The World of Women on the XY axis By CHRISTINE PAO and KATHLEEN KAO
theapachepowwow.com
January 2008
Confessions of a Teenage Glutton By VERONICA LIM Staff Writer Located just down the street from AHS on First Ave., Bentoya offers Japanese cuisine at a price that won’t break your wallet. With outdoor seating available Photo by D.Tan and a wide parking lot, Bentoya is conveniently close enough to school that any senior eager for a change in scenery can easily make it in time to have a bite before lunch runs out. Benyota’s selection of food is limited—you won’t find any toro tartare or swordfish—but they do offer a variety of more common dishes like teriyaki chicken or beef and eel bowls. Their food comes in fast-food style plastic or styrofoam containers, and while this bare-bones presentation isn’t eye candy, after four long hours at school, it’s more than enough for me. Although it isn’t the best food I’ve ever eaten, Bentoya delivers for the price. Their lack in variety is made up for by their quick and easy service. Whatever Bentoya lacks in taste or aesthetics, it makes up for in time and cost. Overall Rating: 3/5 stars Quality: 3/5 stars Price: 5/5 stars Service: 3/5 stars
Bitter about Love By DANIEL HSU THE KISSING! THE HUGGING! IT’S
You know what I hate? TAKEN OVER OUR SCHOOL! I
Public Displays of Affection
CAN’T EVEN GO TO THE RESTROOM ANYMORE WITHOUT BUMPING INTO ONE OF THESE PUNKS! IT’S
DRIVING ME CRAZY
Not getting any? shut up