High School Ticket Design

Grey uniforms, so often pierced with bullets from the other side, were proudly donned by the men of this nation from 1861 until 1865. These men fought tirelessly and honorably for their beliefs, and throughout each battle, carried the battle flag of the Confederacy. Throughout the Civil War, this flag took six different forms, for design flaws led to confusion on the battlefield. Each soldier, standing tall, did not fight for a flag, but under it. As an emblem of courage and honor, and a representation of their way of life, the “Rebel Flag” still stands as a symbol of pride in the southern United States. South Carolina’s contest of whether or not to permanently lower the flag flying over state grounds has aroused the question of the true meaning of the “Navy Jack” banner. American history has lent endless resources to the discovery of this meaning. The causes of the war, the history of the Confederate Flag’s origin, the truth about racism and slavery, and the disproving of supposed offensiveness of a piece of cloth all play an integral role in the argument opposing the flag’s removal.

Colonel William Moultrie in 1775 was asked by the South Carolina voters to design a banner for the use of South Carolina State Troops. Moultrie decided to approach the flag with a simplistic and direct design that displayed the crescent on a blue field. The new flag was the same blue color of the soldier's uniforms and the silver crescent was the symbol that the soldiers wore on the front of their caps. The crescent moon was not the only form of symbolism used for the state flag also the flag has a palmetto tree, which is to high importance and relevance to the state of South Carolina.

T. Rees Shapiro may be showing that his article is demonstrating that the change of mascot in the Richmond High School is ‘positive’ due to the evidences he is illustrating. In the article, “In Richmond, students seek to revive ‘Rebel’ mascot” by T. Rees Shapiro, many students, graduates and parents have started and signed a petition to bring back an old mascot to which many students think it will improve the school spirit and further; yet, because the mascot represents ‘rebels’, which shows relations to the confederacy and slavery, it is controversial; but, the decision of putting a lion instead of the rebel to school, many students think it does not make sense because according to a black member in the movement, he would help to have the

Florida State University exemplifies great pride in school spirit, encouraged through infamous prominent tradition. Doak S. Campbell Stadium exists as a location on campus where this prideful spirit is in full effect and embraced by students, alumni, and any other visitors. Right in the heart of this scene, in front of the football stadium, stands the Unconquered statue. The massive monument, standing a few stories above the heads of those passing by, welcomes spectators into the stadium as it sets the glorified mood that takes place during Florida State home football games, especially when the spear is lit in flames lighting the way to the gates.

“People might not remember exactly what you did, people might not remember what you said, but they will always remember how you made them feel,” said H.Jackson Brown Jr. This could go either way being rude or polite. You can break someone's spirit, or you can make them remember the nice things you did. So be the best person you could be.

In the past, the Javelina Club served dual purposes: to sell season tickets and to serve as the fundraising arm of the University. Previously, donors to the Javelina Club where viewed as season ticket holders and the price of those tickets were deducted from their donation. This year, the donor will have the opportunity to purchase season tickets through the ticket office and make their

As the weekend begins, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte’s campus transforms from lethargic into a jocund atmosphere. While some look forward to parties on the weekends, others look towards Saturday, a day where, for three hours, a fan will sit in the stands and observe one of America’s most famous sports: football. Playing a major role in American culture, football has become a lifestyle for many that involves tailgating, socializing, and friendly rivalries. Today, anyone can experience the thrill, heartaches and triumphs of football just by observing. UNC Charlotte provides a first-hand experience of this popular sport for the community, alumni, students, and staff. This past game was the homecoming game against Florida International University. Fans near and far came to the Jerry Richardson Stadium to watch the Niners take on the Panthers. Through its modern design and lively ambience, the Jerry Richardson Stadium of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte provides a unique experience for all football lovers.

In beginning in the middle school years, students will make choices about academic courses during the next semester. This will be a tiered process beginning with the middle school choices only being in the arts. Later in high school, the choices will be limited by grading, but is only open blocks available to seniors and juniors. The counseling department will overtake action planning night including explaining the process to the various groups, insuring each student is in proper placement, advising the high school students possible choices related to their interest, discussing with faculty to ensure student can meet course expectations, and providing additional assistance during drop/add period (length TBA).

Junior Class President Kathryn Ramjattan says that officers spend a lot of time planning after school and doing many other things, although conversely, it does not get too hectic until the major events come up. She loves working with her officers, leading and organizing events, and hanging out with the Junior Class Advisor, Mr. Carpio. This is her first year as president, but not her first year as an officer. Last year, Ramjattan was the vice president of the sophomore class. Ramjattan has learned that it is important to listen to what everyone has to say,and getting students involved is no simple task. Notable obstacles include disagreements in the student government and getting student participation.

As Vice Chair of Membership, NikaIl Francis is honored to have the opportunity to serve the Freshman Leadership Council (FLC). As a previous council member herself, she is inspired to pass on the valuable experiences of FLC to future gators. Her experience as a previous council member has inspired her to utilize the skills obtained to invest in others. Nikail has discovered a passion for programming and planning after serving on the Freshman Relations Committee her freshman year in the council. She is confidant in equipping the 2015 FLC Council members with the fundamentals of leadership and service along side her impeccable director team. She is determined to lead the membership council with efforts to influence a presence of leadership

High School to meet the growing crowd size at sporting events. The project includes the removal

Next, Lieutenant Governor Jiya Willis reminded us that we need to decide on a Key Club mascot so Adult Advisor Mrs. Bohanon asked President Emy Roux and Vice President Eugene Choi to send her ideas so

Entering the front gate to come on the campus to your left is the football stadium. If you look to your right you will notice something that very admirable to this school. It would be very hard to miss the Blue Angels A-4 Skyhawk display erected across the street from the NROTC building on the campus of Savannah State University which is next to the football stadium.

Are you or someone you know a die-hard Carolina Chapel Hill sports fan? If you and your family members or friends would like to have the best sports experience of a life time, we have news for you! Join the Rams Fan Club today! You and someone you know could be up close and personal with the experience of being a club member. Are you asking how you can join? Well, here is how. You donate! Donations can be any amount, but the larger the donation, the better the more SUPRISES and BENEFITS you will receive. A contribution of $100 or more will be put toward our athletic scholarship funds. Enhance your experience as a sports fan today! First 200 donations by April of 2017 will receive front row seats and passes to meet your favorite players.

If I were in charge of ticketing at a major university and were instructed to develop a priority points system for student ticketing, I would use various elements in determining how student priority access should be granted so it is rational, fair and it could give everyone a chance to earn points. One way to achieve points would depend on how involved a student is on campus. For example, if they volunteer at activities or are a member of a club, fraternity or sorority. I think another way to gain points that is reasonable would be seniority, students only have an estimate of four years on campus, so graduating senior may earn points for the fact they do not have much time left at the school. Last, I believe grades and grade point average should