[BHS etree] BULLETIN: Student Daily Bulletin for 02-17-05

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STUDENT DAILY BULLETIN
February 17, 2005


Administration

1.	REMINDER:  NO SCHOOL ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, IN OBSERVANCE OF 
PRESIDENT’S HOLIDAY.

2.	Bart Tickets are here:  Please pick up tickets in room D148 at 
lunchtime.

3.	Next Bart ticket orders will be on February 24, 25 and 28 at 
lunchtime in  D148.  No orders will be taken after February 28th.

4.	Writer’s Cafe is open in H102 at lunchtime Wednesday and Thursdays 
from 11:35 – 12:15.  We offer one-to-
one coaching to help you complete your
writing assignments.  We can help you brainstorm ideas, organize your 
material, or refine your rough draft.  Come and see us today.  Snacks 
are included.

5.	Win a trophy at Berkeley High’s Speech Tournament.  Berkeley High is 
hosting a public speaking tournament on February 26th.  If you feel you
have hidden talent and would like to compete this is a good time to 
try. Prepare a 10 minute presentation in any of the following events: 
informative, persuasive, humorous, dramatic or poetry.

6.	Great opportunity: Proctors needed second semester, periods 4 and 5 
to accompany a student to the YMCA.  Please contact Tamar Chaet in 
H106. (ASAP).

7.	Mr. Willson would like several Math TA’s (teaching assistants) 
periods 1, 3, 4.  To apply please bring your proctor sign up form from 
the counseling department to G201.

8.	Job opening: Student needed to do light clerical work.  Contact 
Debbie Taylor at <Debbie at greatparents.net>;  $8 per hour.

9.	Job opening: Cohn Loans is looking for occasional help with 
mailings. $8/hour.  For more information, contact Sara at 510-528-3400.

Clubs
1.	Black Student Union will meet today at lunch in H214. We are going 
to be talking about themes that we want for the "Celebration of 
Excellence." See you there!

2.	Congratulations to the BHS students who represented us at the Lenea 
Theatre Festival in Sacramento.  Michael Gorelick, Devyn Orr, Mary 
Pinto, Lara Kline, Peggy Gorelick and Megan Penberthy.  Peggy and Megan 
also scored “Excellent” on their monologues.  See Mr. Winer to learn 
how you can go next year!

3.	Feeling down lately?  Learn how to beat the blues!  Come learn more 
about depression and ways to be happier and less stressed!  First 
meeting starts Friday, February 25th at lunchtime in room C213.  Lunch 
will be provided.

4.	Earphone English meeting Friday at lunch in C116.  Francisca will be 
there this time with many new books.

5.	For those who signed up for the Costa Rican field trip --and those 
who are interested--there will be a lunch time meeting this Thursday in
G307.

Sports
For up-to-date sports schedules, visit  <http://www.viewmyschedule.com>

Senior / Junior Section
1.	College visits:
March 1, 2005
10:35 am              Academy of Art University
(The representative will speak about undergraduate programs as well as  
summer programs for high school students)


2.	College Admissions 101- free workshop on the college admissions 
process and SAT preparation, Saturday, February 26, 9:00 am to noon at 
Classroom
Matters, 2607 7th Street Suite E, Berkeley.  Space Limited.  Call 
540-8646 for more info.

Events/ Performance
1.	Come join the Modern Renaissance!  Enrollment is open for California 
Quintessential Knighthood Training programs.  Learn the combat skills 
and
creative arts of the modern knighthood.  Appropriate for the 
adventurous 15-21 year olds.  Come check us out at 
<http://www.AttaardDaysKnight.com> or <http://www.nextquest.com>.  It 
takes place this summer in Mendocino County.

2.	Come see the Vagina Monologues at BHS this Saturday, February 19, in 
the Little Theater.  Doors open at 7:30 p.m. and  show starts at 8 p.m. 
  It
will sell out, so come early!  Proceeds will be going to organizations 
helping to stop violence against women.

3.	I.T.P.S. – Independent Theater Projects in its 10th year of 
production: 3-One Acts Independently Produced by BHS students February 
18, and
19 at 8:00 pm at the Hillside Club, 2286 Cedar St. (between Oxford and 
Euclid) in Berkeley.  Students $5, Adults $10.

Sales

1.	Yearbooks are on sale for $65.00 in H102 every Tuesday and Thursday 
during lunch or zero period.