7. TRIVIA QUESTION Who is the first Hispanic to have won the Pulitzer Prize? Oscar Hijuelos Isabel Allende Gary Soto
8. TRIVA ANSWER Who is the first Hispanic to have won the Pulitzer Prize? Oscar Hijuelos Oscar Hijuelos earned a Pulitzer for The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love (1989), the story of Cuban musicians in New York in the early 1950s, when Latin music first swept the United States.
9. BREAKFAST/LUNCH MENUMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 BREAKFAST ($1.25): Oatmeal w/Toast/Fruit Juice/Milk LUNCH TRAY( $2.25): Ham & Cheese Sandwich/Lettuce & Tomato/Pretzels/Orange Smiles/Milk LUNCH BAR($2.50): SALAD LUNCH BASKET ($2.50): CHICKEN SANDWICH W/LETTUCE,TOMATO AND CHIPS FREE AND REDUCED STUDENTS MAY EAT FROM ANY LINE.
10. BREAKFAST/LUNCH MENUTUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 BREAKFAST ($1.25): Cinnamon Roll/Fruit Juice/Milk LUNCH TRAY( $2.25): Salisbury Steak/Mashed Potatoes/Seasoned Green Beans/Chilled Grapes/Roll/Brown Gravy/Milk LUNCH BAR($2.50): SALAD LUNCH BASKET ($2.50): CHICKEN NUGGETS/OKRA/ROLL FREE AND REDUCED STUDENTS MAY EAT FROM ANY LINE.
11. BREAKFAST/LUNCH MENUWEDNESDAY,SEPTEMBER 22 BREAKFAST ($1.25): Biscuit and Sausage/Fruit Juice/Milk LUNCH TRAY( $2.25): Taco Soup/Grilled Cheese Sandwich/Tortilla Chips with Salsa/Gelatin w fruit/Milk LUNCH BAR($2.50): Salad LUNCH BASKET ($2.50): Pizza and Salad FREE AND REDUCED STUDENTS MAY EAT FROM ANY LINE.
12. BREAKFAST/LUNCH MENUTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 BREAKFAST ($1.25): Pancake w/syrup/Fruit Juice/Milk LUNCH TRAY( $2.25): Hot Dog/Tater Tots/Pickle Spear/Fruit Bar/Milk LUNCH BAR($2.50): SALAD LUNCH BASKET ($2.50): Hot Dog and Tater Tots (every other week it will be corn dog and tater tots) FREE AND REDUCED STUDENTS MAY EAT FROM ANY LINE.
13. BREAKFAST/LUNCH MENUFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 BREAKFAST ($1.25): BISCUIT & GRAVY/FRUIT JUICE/MILK LUNCH TRAY( $2.25): Chicken Nuggets/Tossed Salad/Pineapple Pleasure/Hot Roll/Milk LUNCH BAR($2.50): SALAD LUNCH BASKET ($2.50): Chicken Strips and Fries FREE AND REDUCED STUDENTS MAY EAT FROM ANY LINE.
14. FRUITY FRIDAYFRUIT OF THE WEEK APPLE-PEAR This is not a cross between an apple and a pear but a distinctive type of pear‐shaped fruit with an apple texture. Also called Japanese pear, pear‐apple, and shalea or chalea.
15. TRIVIA This singer helped popularize folk music and has spent a lifetime promoting nonviolence and humanitarian causes. Judy Baca Joan Baez Trini Lopez
16. TRIVIA ANSWER This singer helped popularize folk music and has spent a lifetime promoting nonviolence and humanitarian causes. Joan Baez In the 1960s Joan Baez started The Institute for the Study of Nonviolence, which is now called the Resource Center for Nonviolence.
17. THIS WEEK IN HISTORY 1789 The U.S. Department of Foreign Affairs changed its name to the Department of State. 1821 Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador gained independence. 1835 Charles Darwin and the HMS Beagle reached the Galapagos Islands. 1917 Alexander Kerensky proclaimed Russia a republic. 1935 The Nuremberg Laws deprived Jews of their citizenship and made the Swastika the official emblem of Nazi Germany.
18. THIS WEEK IN HISTORY 1963 A church bombing in Birmingham, Alabama, killed four young black girls. 1989 Pulitzer Prize-winning author Robert Penn Warren, the first poet laureate of the United States, died. 2004 The National Hockey League lockout began. The 2004-2005 season would ultimately be canceled.
20. ANNOUNCEMENTS2010-2011STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS HAILEY WAGGONER LAUREN SUGGS HALEY HOGAN JET TURNER ASHTYN MARSHELL CONNOR CATRON SHELBY JONES PIPER TURNER MATTHEW TURNER COLE IRWIN HANNAH BREWER KATIE RISLEY TAYLOR DOMINGOS CARA FORD MATTHEW THOMAS CHASE MOORE EMMA EDMONDS SAMANTHA HESTER LEXI SMITH MITCHELL HAMMOND TIMOTHY KING JAY BELL SAVANNAH SELMAN KRISTA MARQUIS MIKAYLA LEWIS BRET PLUNKETT KATIE CHENOWETH LANDON RIGGS LONDON KIMMEY ALEX BARLOW HOLLI CORCORAN KYLER STONE HAYDEN SEXTON DANIEL BENHAM CYNTHIA STEED EMILY GILLSON MILES MAZE ISAAC LIPE
22. ANNOUNCEMENTS Band Students will have Library Open Checkout on the following days: Tuesday: 12:15 – 12:30 (Gregory/Kareus/Fretheim) Wednesday: 12:15 – 12:30 (Warnock/Riggs/Ball) Friday: 12:15 – 12:30 (Goodpaster/Marion/Kneeland/Perkins)
23. ANNOUNCEMENTS Don’t forget to check LOST AND FOUND for coats, lunch boxes, backpacks, etc. LOST AND FOUND is located in the office.
24. ANNOUNCEMENTS If you have a Facebook account, you can add Northridge by searching for Northridge Middle School and selecting the page with the Highlander on it and clicking on it. This will be a great way to keep up with news and announcements!
26. ANNOUNCEMENTS Northridge Chili's Night Tuesday, Sept 21 4pm to close 10% of check will be given back to Northridge You must have a flyer when you eat. These will be sent home with the kids
28. ANNOUNCEMENTS QUIZ BOWL TRYOUTS 5TH AND 6TH GRADE 3:00 – 4:15 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
29. ANNOUNCEMENTS Thursday, Sept. 29, 2010 8am 5th Grade Fall Pictures: (ALL STUDENTS MUST HAVE PICTURES MADE FOR YEARBOOK REGARDLESS OF PURCHASE).
30. ANNOUNCEMENTS Friday, Sept. 30, 2010 8am 6th Grade Fall Pictures: (ALL STUDENTS MUST HAVE PICTURES MADE FOR YEARBOOK REGARDLESS OF PURCHASE).
31. ANNOUNCEMENTS Morgan Nick Foundation—Internet Safety, Cyber Bullying October 28th 8:30 5th grade 9:30 6th grade
32. WHAT DOES IT MEAN? Our intrepid dog has no fear of anything. naps on the couch all day long. acts naughty when we are away.
33. WHAT DOES IT MEAN ANSWER in•trep•id Has no fear of anythingPronunciation: (in-trep'id), —adj.resolutely fearless; dauntless: an intrepid explorer
34. TODAY IN WEATHER Hurricane Igor is churning in the Atlantic Ocean. Any impact the storm might have on the USA would be later this week. Go to the National Hurricane Center's website for the latest.
35. TRIVIA Luis Walter Alvarez won a Nobel Prize in: Chemistry Physics Economics
36. TRIVIA ANSWER Luis Walter Alvarez won a Nobel Prize in: Physics In 1968, Luis Walter Alvarez was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on a radio distance and direction indicator.
37. BOOK OF THE WEEKSkeleton Creek(Mystery)Patrick Carman Ryan has to keep writing, no matter how much it hurts. He has to explain what happened that night. This is my first entry in my journa l— "It’s been two weeks since it happened, but this morning when I heard the 5:30 train, suddenly I slipped back in time, and it wasn’t a train, it was something more evil, more deadly, and it was chasing me.” But then I woke up enough to remember that I was back home, back in Skeleton Creek. As long as I was awake, I decided to do the one thing that had always made me feel better—write about that night and what came after. CHECK IT OUT IN THE NORTHRIDGE MEDIA CENTER!!! Read the series…………
38. BOOK OF THE WEEK Book Two Book Three: Coming Soon to the Northridge Media Center Book One
39. MATH: PROBLEM OF THE WEEK A man has to be at work by 9:00 a.m. and it takes him 15 minutes to get dressed, 20 minutes to eat and 35 minutes to walk to work. What time should he get up?
41. FUN SCIENCE FACTS DID YOU KNOW?????????? Snakes are true carnivorous because they eat nothing but other animals. They do not eat any type of plant material.
42. ANALOGY OF THE WEEK TARANTULA : SPIDER :: _____ : award recognize Emmy withhold
43. ANALOGY OF THE WEEK ANSWER EMMY The best answer is Emmy. The relationship between the first pair of words, TARANTULA and SPIDER, is that of item to category—one word names something that fits into falls into the category, or group, named by the other word. Therefore, the second pair of words must also have an item-to-category relationship. An Emmy is a type of award.
44. FAMOUS BIRTHDAYS James Fenimore Cooper1789–1851, American novelist, born in Burlington, N.J. William Howard Taft 1857–1930, 27th President of the United States (1909–13) and 10th Chief Justice of the United States (1921–30), Agatha Christie, 1890–1976, English detective story Oliver Stone 1946–, American filmmaker, screenwriter, and producer Dan Marino 1961-, Football QB; 4-time leading passer in AFC (1983-84,86,89); set NFL single-season records for TD passes (48) and passing yards (5,084) in 1984; all-time leader in career TD passes, passing yards, attempts and completions.
