by clair hoswell
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Issue 6
By Students, For Students February 2008
Take a ChanceBy Clair Hoswell
Sigh. Second semester. Dreary, isn't it? But just think, second semester means one more semester closer to that inevitable freedom called Summer Break. Is it not quite so dreary now? Just stick it out for a few more months High School students. On another note, this month is the month of looooove. Yes sir, old St. Valentine himself is back again. Any plans for the month of February? Take a risk and ask out your best girl from Math, or perhaps that cute guy from Social. Honestly, most people don't understand the whole 'hard-to-get' tactic. So consider this the month of risk-taking, relief, and above all, love.
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Head Story
Sports
Book Review
Youtube Spotlight
Advice Column
Hearts and Blue Cheese
Comics
Recipe
Cafeteria Schedule
Events & Birthdays
Visual Art Article
Ponderings
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Table of Contents
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Sports By Josie BethairI'm not sure how many of you watched the SuperBowl, but just in case there are a few deprived people out there, I'll gladly fill you in. The teams were the New York Giants and the New England Patriots. New England had been celebrating their delightful 19-0 season, while the disgruntled Giants were just looking for a return to glory. The shocker came at the end. The dubbed 'perfect' team of New England were winning 14-10 with 2:39 on the clock. Eli Manning, Giants quarterback knew there was nothing left to say, because this was the drive they had been waiting for. The first play saw a first down, then a missed pass, then what looked like a sack. It wasn't going well, but Manning began fighting and flipped the ball to Tyree, (who fractured his wrist earlier this year) and was promptly tackled by Harrison. Impossible. Apparently that wasn't the end, for what happened next pretty much busted New England's bubble. The next play saw the hobbled and unfortunately named PlaxicoBurress (ankle and knee injuries galore all season) in the end zone with the ball in his hands. Now the score is 17-14 and New England quarterback Tom Brady had 35 seconds for a miracle. He didn't get one. Poor Brady (who was referred to as the male Britney Spears at my house) was sacked five times and knocked down countless more. And that was it. After that last second ticked down, the Giants had won it, and completed what is now being called the greatest upset in sports history. (58% of 272,293 people say so.)
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This book is basically a collection of Mercer’s trademark “Rants”. He will review a certain action in politics, criticize it, and then tie it all up with
The Book by Rick Mercer (The Rick Mercer Report)Review by Colin McWhae
Book Review
Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pap1MEfSOGI
Youtube Spotlight By Josie Bethair
Want to suggest a youtube spotlight? Send it to [email protected]
This inspirational and engaging movie documents the day (April 29th/06) that thousands of Americans slept on the
streets for displaced children in Uganda. (Inspired by the movie “Invisible Children”.)
something ridiculously hilarious. The only issue with this is that it is only one topic, that is, it gets kind of boring after a while and would not be appealing to a very large audience. However, if you know even a tiny bit about politics you will understand and enjoy this book. I give this book 3.5 stars out of 5 because it is hilarious yet on a topic that is not very exciting.
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Advice Column
Question:What can I get the person I admire for Valentine’s Day?
-Secret Admirer
To ask a question, email [email protected]
Answers:
Colourful pants and a tie dye tee!-Hoagie
The best things don’t come from a store…-Eugene
Flowers and chocolate. Definitely.-Teddy Bear
Serenade them with “All you need is love”.-Eggman
Write them a poem.-Charlotte
Stop being an admirer! Either tell them, or suck it up, honey.-Abby
Hearts and Blue CheeseBy the Newspaper Team
Today, a secret must be told,
Before my patience gets too old.
I come to you on bended knee
To give a softly spoken plea
Of love that’s burning in my heart–
I think I’d die if we should part.
So, let us gallivant away,
For it is Valentine’s today!
"Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from
indomitable will.“~Mahatma Ghandi
"The challenge is to be yourself in a world trying to make you like everyone else." ~Unknown
"To be one, to be united is a great thing. But to respect the right to be
different is maybe even greater.”~Bono
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Comics! By Michelle Lee
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Oatmeal Squares
Ingredients:½ cup butter (margarine doesn’t work)1 cup brown sugar1 tsp vanilla2 ¼ cup oatmeal
Method:1. Mix all ingredients together and
flatten into a small square pan to about ½ inch depth.
2. Bake for 15 minutes at 375 degrees.3. Cut into squares as soon as removed
from oven.4. Cool and serve.
“Possibly the easiest dessert ever!”
Recipes By Andrea Guebert
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February Cafeteria Schedule – Thanks to the Cafeteria Staff!
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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Jumbo Hot Dogs
BLT Wraps Chicken Quesadillas
Mac & Cheese Bake
Sweet & Sour Meatballs
Family Day Fish & Chips
Pizza Day Chicken Fingers
Burger Day
Pizza Bagels
Chicken Alfredo
…Weekend!Long …
Nachos Supreme
Birthdays
February 3 Alex Persaud (12)February 5 Dan Hopkins (10)February 7 Annelise Tubb (11)
Mr. Neil Nystrom (Staff) February 8 Jordan Symon (12)February 12 Zae Hoon Jeong (10)
Tanner Johnson (11)Mat Strangeman (10)
February 13 Michelle Lee (11)February 15 Christopher Smith (10)February 18 Clair Hoswell (11)February 19 Nick Julian (12)February 25 Kevin Bauder (11)February 28 Sam Willis (11)
Events |
February 6 & 7Mars Expo
February 11Grade 12 Grad Fundraiser –
Slave Auction
February 14 – February 18Long Weekend!!! (14th is a half day)
February 26Annual Silent Auction
February 29World Vision Assembly
Chicken Quesadillas
Chicken Fingers
Chicken Caesar Salad
Sloppy Joes’ Spaghetti & Meat Sauce
Pizza Bagels
Chicken Burger
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This past semester, Master’s high school art students have grown significantly in their artistic talents and creativity. An ongoing sketchbook assignment challenged them
Visual ArtArticle and Arrangement by Andrea
GuebertPhotos by Mrs. Bagley
Semester 1
to try new styles and mediums as well as explore their own style and interests. For their first major project, students looked at graffiti and contemporary art, finishing with theirvery own skateboards. Next, they attempted rendering a live model through drawing
or sculpture. The final major project was to explore 3-D art with the practical creation of unique light fixtures. The semester’s class came to an end in January, finishing with a showing of the students’ best work in the Collaborationstudio. Overall, a very successful semester for all the developing artists!
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CreditsAndrea Guebert: Quotes, Recipe Page, Visual Art Article
Colin McWhae: Book Review Michelle Lee: Cartoonist
Clair Hoswell: Co-Producer, Head StoryJosie Bethair: Sports, Youtube Spotlight
Naomi Harbeck: Editor, Co-Producer, Ponderings
Compiled by Naomi Harbeck
Ponderings By Naomi Harbeck (and no, this is not about me)– I wonder why the lockers are red. I don’t think I’ve seen any other lockers that are
red like that. It’s a weird locker colour. Hum. What’s that sheet on the ground say? Maybe if I squint… ooh! Looks like a – oh, nope, never mind, that’s math homework. But covered in some serious doodlework. I guess I should be doing Physics… Oh, dang! Physics test today I didn’t study I didn’t study I didn’t study I didn’t – Someone just ran by. I wonder what he could be thinking –– Not again! I can’t be late again! Bell’s just rung and it’s only been two minutes
since the first bell... please door don’t be closed YES! Okay, the attendance hasn’t been done yet. Collapse on chair… breathe… breathe… Everything’s out of focus and now everything’s back in focus again and Today we’re learning about chemical bonding, class. Binder is out. Commence doodling. Hey, look, that girl in the back is daydreaming again –– only a few more days till Valentine’s Day. Maybe this time, this time, I’ll get a
valentine… do I have a secret admirer? Oh, it’d be so sweet finding a valentine tucked in my locker with those three beautiful words… but I bet I don’t have a secret admirer. I’m too ugly my face is fat my hair’s a mess – No, I really shouldn’t think that way. Even if it’s true… sigh… Oh, hello, that kid’s on time for class for a change. Whoa, looks like he’s been running. I wonder what he could be thinking –– if I squint, it looks like the tiles are clouds.
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