[BHS Etree] BULLETIN: Student Daily Bulletin, 10/25/10 (Mon.)

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STUDENT DAILY BULLETIN
October 25, 2010
 
*New or updated information
 
ADMINISTRATION
 
*1. Remember no masks can be worn at BHS even during Spirit Week! 

*2. Come out during lunch to join the fictional character fashion contest. Strut your stuff on the runway. Everyone who participates will receive a prize. Be there or be square!! Senior steps!

3. Yearbooks are on sale at myyear.com. $65 dollars until October 31st. Buy them for $70 in H102B during 7th period.
 
4. Homecoming Events
a. Are you interested in running for Homecoming Royalty? If you are, come pick up the application from D148 and turn it in by October 25th!  Winners will be announced October 29th at the homecoming game.

b. Dude have you seen the class t-shirts? They're so RAW!! Dude yeah! They are so fresh! The price is so good - only $12. That's right, get your Spirit week class t-shirt starting today at lunch on the senior steps, at other times in the leadership office. The designs are on the leadership windows. Also for sale - sacks, sunglasses, pom-poms. Yeah Spirit Week!

5. Spirit Week is next week and includes three major class competitions. The class at the end of the year with the most points wins a bowling party or barbeque at a local park! 

The competitions are:
a. The Commitment Cup: The class with the best overall attendance rate Monday through Thursday of Spirit week is awarded with the trophy at the Rally.
b. The Service Cup: Each class has an item that they focus on as a collection drive to give to people in need. The items for each class are as such:
     Freshman    -- Toys
     Sophomores  -- Blankets/Warm coats
     Juniors     -- Books
     Seniors     -- Shoes
c. The Creative Expression Cup: Each class has their dance that is presented at the rally. The winner is announced at the end of the dances.
 
CLUBS
 
All Chicano/Latino members: Meetings have started! Please check outside the leadership office for meeting times, dates, and all updates.
 
SPORTS

BHS Boys Soccer tryouts are November 8-12, 2010, 3:45-5:30 pm at the Derby field. Interested soccer players should pre-register online and get tryout updates at futbolberkeley.com. Complete a BHS athletic packet and bring it to first day of tryouts. Get an athletic packet from the Athletic Director's office.
 
SENIORS
 
*College Visits - Seniors only. Sign up in advance in the College/Career Center and pick up a permission slip. The complete list, updated daily, is available at http://bhs.berkeley.net/index.php?page=finding-a-college and BHS seniors can also find updated college lists on their Moodle site.

October 26, 2010
    8:27     Rhode Island School of Design (RI)
    10:40    Williamette University (OR)
    12:24    Miami University (OH)
    1:28     University of Richmond(VA)
    2:32     Scripps College(CA)

October 27, 2010
    8:27     Bates College(ME)
    9:31     Grinnell College(IA)
    1:28     U of Delaware(DE)
    2:32     Cal Arts College(CA)

October 28, 2010
    8:27     Emerson College(MA)
    9:31     Cornell University(NY)
    10:40    Claremont McKenna College (CA)
    12:30    Marlboro College (VT)
    1:28     U of Massachusetts Amherst (MA)
    3:00     Rice University

October 29, 2010
    8:27     Skidmore College (NY)
    9:31     U of Redlands(CA)
    2:30     Pitzer College(CA)
 
JOBS/INTERNSHIPS
 
Youthworks Employment Program in the Department of Housing and Community Services will accept applications beginning October 1st through November 5th for the winter/after school program. Qualified youth ages 14-25. The pay is $8 an hour. To apply you need to go in person to the Youthworks Office. For more information call 981-4970 or email youthworks at cityofberkeley.info

EVENTS
 
Gee Wiz it's what? That's right! Shift Theater presents "Your Every Wish," a fall play. It's a story about parents not understanding their kids and the parents trade them in for new kids. Come to the Little Theater and check it out. October 29 or 30 at 7:00 pm. Tickets are $6 for students and senior citizens, $12 for everyone else.