[BHS etree] BULLETIN: Student Daily Bulletin for 11/09/05
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STUDENT DAILY BULLETIN
Wednesday, November 9, 2005
Contact: Belinda McDaniel bmcdaniel at berkeley.k12.ca.us
Administration
1. NO SCHOOL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11- Veteran's Holiday.
2. Please continue bringing canned food to
your 2nd period class until December 10th! This
is for the Holiday Meal to help the homeless. We
appreciate your help!
3. Spend your day off with fellow students
and Rebuilding Together to prepare a home for a
family affected by hurricane Katrina.
Volunteers, including students needing to
complete community service hours, are invited to
work this Friday (preferably) and Saturday. We
will be sanding, painting, and doing other
repairs to the home. If you are interested
contact: Rowan or Richard Spencer at 693-3127 or
Amy Dawson at 644-8979. Bring an old long
sleeved shirt. Pizza will be provided.
4. Cody's Books School Benefit Daze: Friday-
Monday, November 11-14, 2005. 25% of the proceeds
of your purchases at Cody's during this four day
event will be contributed to Berkeley High. Shop
(2 Berkeley locations) at 2454 Telegraph Ave, and
1730 Fourth Street; 1 San Francisco location-2
Stockton Street at Market. Just save your
receipts and mail them to Julie Wong, 1311 Santa
Fe Ave, Berkeley, CA 94702 or call 528-8191.
5. Got an assignment due? Writer's Café is
open during lunch today in A101. We have trained
coaches to help you with your writing
assignments. Come and see us. We're open from
11:30 to 12:10 Wednesdays and Thursdays; first
come, first served. Snacks available.
Clubs
1. Reminder! AC Freshman Mentors- we are
going into 9th grade classes today, November 9th.
We will be teaching about study skills and
helping them with projects they are working on in
English.
2. Close-Up meets tomorrow. All interested
students should plan to meet or contact Mr.
Collier in G201. The Close Up meeting is
Wednesday, lunchtime, G201. Applications will be
distributed, questions will be answered, and
information will be available. Close-Up.
3. Earphone English- Wednesdays at lunch in
C116. Come check in with Francisca and check out
the audio books.
4. The 2nd club commissioners meeting will
be held on Thursday, November 10th in conference
room A. All club representatives must be there.
5. Health Fact of the Week: Drivers who use
cell phones while driving are four times more
likely to crash than those not on a cell phone.
Be safe while driving by avoiding the use of cell
phones. This health fact was brought to you by
the Berkeley High School Health Center Youth
Advisor.
6. The few, the proud, ITP's: Informational
meetings November 9, 10th and 16th in room C213
at lunch.
7. Calling all poets! Enter the Poets
Stomping Smoking poetry contest. Write a poem,
rap or flow to express the truth about smoking.
Use your inner creativity to educate your peers,
combat youth smoking and expose tobacco industry
lies, exploitation and social injustice. Cool
prizes, including $50 cash grand prize! Pick up
a submission form from the door of G202 and
submit your entry by November 9th. Poetry
reading/Awards reception on November 17th at 7:00
pm at the Hall of Health. All are welcome.
8. Speak on it meets every Wednesday at
lunch in conference room A. Come join and be
part of a group that helps makes a difference at
BHS. All students welcome! Food and drinks
served. See you there!
6. Achtung! Achtung! Come see "The Cabinet
of Dr. Caligari", a 1919 silent German
expressionist movie. Bring your lunch and come
to German Film Club, which meets every Wednesday
in C115.
7. Having sex? Thinking about having sex?
Come join Condom Club this Wednesday at lunch.
Bring your food and come to classroom G103 to
sign up. Come once and get a sticker for the
back of your ID. Show your ID at the Health
Center and receive 12 free condoms. There will be
free food.
Sports
1. BHS Crew: Looking for a spring sport?
The BHS crew team needs additional novice rowers,
for men's and women's crew to fill out the team
roster. Rowers are conditioning over the winter
in preparation for the spring race season. No
previous rowing experience required! Contact
Coach Chris Dadd at 925-676-8025.
2. The final league football game of the
year versus rival El Cerrito hasbeen moved from
Thursday to Friday at 5:00 p.m. at El Cerrito.
Students/ Seniors $3 and Adults $5. Come out and
support your Yellow jackets!
Senior / Junior Section
1. Seniors: If you are applying to any
private schools which require counselor
recommendations, your large envelopes addressed
to each college along with a Transcript request
Form and the Counselor Recommendation Form (also
called the school report form), are due in the
College/ Career Center no later than November
10th. See Mrs. Abrams or Mrs. Harris in D221.
2. Don and Roy Splawn Charitable Foundation
West. Award: up to $1,000 based on financial
need, academic qualifications, dedication to
school, community and family, and extraordinary
circumstances. Based primarily on overcoming
personal challenges. Apply online at
http://www.fsrequests.com/splawn. Deadline is January 20th at %:00 PM EST.
3. Did you know that you can apply to up to
31 colleges that are on the Common Black College
Application for only a $35 fee? Go to
[http://www.eduinconline.com
]www.eduinconline.com for more information or
stop by the College/Career Center.
4. Award Opportunity- The Soroptimist club
offers award to a young woman ages 14-17 that
make the community and world a better place
through volunteer efforts. Volunteer actions that
benefit women and girls are particularly valued.
Applications are available in D221. Deadline:
December 1.
5. College visits:
Wednesday, November 9
10:35 California Maritime Academy
Tuesday, November 15
10:35 Olin College of Engineering (MA)
Olin offers free tuition to all
students accepted to the program. Check it out!
Wednesday, November 16
8:30 UC Irvine
Events/ Performance
1. Razors and rolling pins
Come
see what everyone is talking about. Last weekend
for "SWEENEY TODD," the Demon Barber of Fleet
Street! Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov.
10,11, 12 at 7:30. Longfellow Middle School
Auditorium. $12 general and $6 for students and
seniors. Tickets are
available at the door, or for advance
reservations call 510-595-5514 or email
ymtctickets at hotmail.com Don't miss it!
SALES
1. Bart tickets for November are
in. Please pick up your tickets in room D224.
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