Friday, November 19th, 2010 Infoflow
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The document contains announcements for various school activities including SAT prep tutoring, a holiday dance, donating stuffed animals, joining the bocce ball team, poetry submissions, a film screening and assembly on water conservation, and contact information for student media leadership positions.
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The document lists various summer programs for teens offered at the Bothell and Kingsgate libraries in 2011, including reading challenges, arts and crafts activities like henna tattoos and manga t-shirt design, animation workshops, book groups, environmental programs, engineering challenges with Legos, and gaming events. Teens could also create book trailers or reviews for a chance to win prizes. Most events took place on Thursday afternoons at 3:30pm at the Bothell Library in June through August.
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This document contains announcements for students at a high school on Monday, October 22nd. There are opportunities for trips to London, Paris, and an American university. Tickets are on sale for a Halloween dance. There is also a haunted house event, volunteer opportunities, and awards for students of the month. Sports teams and clubs are reminded of meetings and activities. The school café menu and daily activities are also noted.
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3. Weekly bird watching sessions on Saturdays in November as part of the Project Feederwatch program to help with global research on bird population changes.
4. Various educational talks, book clubs, classes, and social programs throughout November at different library branches.
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1) Libya has a population of 6.6 million people with a median age of 24.5 years. Oil makes up 95% of exports and Gaddafi stole an estimated $70 billion from the country during his 42-year rule.
2) Libya has a long history dating back 12,000 years when the Sahara was green. It was later ruled by Romans, Arabs, Ottomans, Italians, and became independent in 1951 before Gaddafi's coup in 1969.
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1. Libya has a population of 6.6 million people with a median age of 24.5 years and 97% of the population practices Sunni Islam.
2. Libya's economy relies heavily on oil production and exports, which account for 95% of export earnings, 25% of GDP, and 80% of government earnings.
3. Modern Libya has experienced rule by the Romans, Byzantine Empire, Arab Islamic forces, Ottomans, Italian colonialism, and an independent constitutional monarchy before Gaddafi took power in a coup in 1969.
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1) The document provides information about upcoming school events and club meetings taking place between March 22nd and March 24th, including for SGA, African American Cultural Enrichment Club, Middle East Panel Discussion, African Spirit Day, and the Ethiopian Club.
2) It also includes the daily pledge, word of the day (preponderance), fun fact (speed of a sneeze), and names of the producers.
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- 4. Need help with SAT Math? Come to SAT Prep on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays in Room 231 or 232 afterschool until 3:30 pm
- 7. Do you want to bring in the holidays getting your dance on or having fun hanging out with friends? Friday, December 10th from 3:30 to 6:30. Celebrate unity, community, family, friends and a fantastic 2011! Tickets will be on sale soon.
- 8. Every kid deserves a present, donate your old stuffed animals to room 132.
- 9. Bocce Ball Learn a new sport and earn a Varsity Letter! There are also opportunities for community service hours Please come to the informational meeting afterschool November 23rd, in room 332 or see Mr. Haigh in room 341.
- 10. Meeting 11/23 in room 253 during 5th and 6th lunch. See Mr. Burwell for more information.
- 11. Silver Quill Are you a poet or an artist? If so, submit to Silver Quill, Blair's literary arts magazine! This year's theme is Abstraction. Submit pieces online at silverquillmag.mbhs.edu or place hard copies in boxes located in the Media Center or Room 2.
- 12. SGR Spectacular Starting November 29, give up all drinks except for water for one week. On December 3, come to a screening of FLOW in room 164 at 3pm and SGR Spectacular in the SAC at 7pm.
- 13. Congregation (n.) an assembly of persons brought together, esp. for common religious worship. The congregation of birds flew south for the winter.
- 14. Did you know that one in eight people lack access to any clean water supply?!
- 15. Produced by: Alayna Abel & Peter Leonard
- 16. PETER LEONARD Executive Director of Engineering LILA WEINTRAUB JENNY WITTMANN Executive Directors of Television ROSALIE FISCHER Executive Director of Public Relations
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