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Honor societies merge inductions
by on Feb.10, 2010, under Uncategorized
For the first time ever, the four world language honor societies came together to hold a joint induction ceremony. The ceremony, which took place Thursday January 14th, was held in the auditorium, where all four societies, with both existing members and new inductees present. Also present were the sponsors, Dr.Hartzell, Dr. Hennessey, and other members of the administration. (continue reading…)
Big Bang!
by on Jan.04, 2010, under Reviews, Uncategorized
School Spirit
by on Oct.20, 2009, under Uncategorized
The chanting of the crowd slowly pours in as the players on court, all focusing on one thing- the volleyball. As the buzzer goes off, the heartbeat of every one on the bleachers torpedo in fast speed, excited that the game is finally about to begin. “Our parents are as spirited as ever, but our students are not. If our students were only louder, and more spirited, then I’m sure we would’ve won every match,” said Chris Chen (9). However, “I think the school spirit could be better, but overall, it’s good. Thanks to the TAS parents,” said Sarah Wu (9). The parents on the very back row of the bleachers, stomping their feet, whistling, cheering: “let’s go tigers, let’s go!” No matter win or lose, the TAS spirit will never die. On the other side of the gym, the SAS parents and staffs cheering for the boys with tambourines and banging on empty bottles. On the field, SAS girls stand in a circle, practicing their cheer for the guys, while ISM boys are in the upper gym, jumping up and down, celebrating the girls’ victorious win.
Same-Same But Different
by on May.18, 2009, under Uncategorized
When speaking of a relationship between someone and his or her significant other, one assumes that it consists of a female and male. It is not usual for us to picture immediately a relationship between two women or two men like that of Ennis del Mar and Jack Twist in Brokeback Mountain. The increasing number of people choosing this option in relationships seems to be a problem for certain people, while others accept it as another choice that people are free to make.
