Cheers

It was a beautiful Sunday afternoon and everyone in the village was participating in the annual apple picking contest. Everyone but Maleficent of course. She was planning her next race, this was going to be her best one yet. Suddenly, she saw her best enemy, Belle, and she thought in her mind, “Perfect”. This race would be even better than she thought. Belle was enjoying her stress-free day, picking apples, until she saw Maleficent. They had been enemies since kindergarten. She did not want Maleficent

Theory and Practice of Negotiations Frasier In 2001 negotiations began with NBC and Paramount in order to keep the hit TV Frasier on NBC’s network. Paramount, the studio that produced the show, threatened to move "Frasier" to CBS, Paramount's sister network, if NBC did not agree to a substantially higher license fee than the one it was currently paying. Both had competing interests and several factors were taken into consideration before the negotiations began. Paramount and Kelsey Grammer

Throughout the years, I have participated in many activities during high school. I have participated in Norwalk Cheer all four years in various sports: competition, wrestling, boys basketball, and football. My senior year I was honored to receive the opportunity to be the cheer captain of the football cheer squad. Another activity I participated in was Student Council. I was elected treasurer my junior and senior year. This meant that I was in charge of budgeting for dances. Considering I was in

Cheer for a Cure Cheerleaders and coaches from schools in Berks County held the annual Cheer For a Cure event in the Topahawken middle/high school gymnasium on Sunday, November fifteenth at one o’clock pm. Cheer for a Cure started in 2005 and is a community-based organization meant to help kids and many adults who have cancer. Their goal is to stop cancer from spreading and save people’s lives by sending donations to research facilities worldwide, and the cheerleaders from the schools of Wilson

It’s one day until cheer tryouts. For some reason I was thinking about it during the middle of math class, but I’m not real sure as to why. “Trista, what’s the answer to number…….” I didn’t notice the teacher was talking to me so I didn’t hear what number it was. I’m never listening anyways. “Sorry sir, what number was that again?” I said. “Number three, Trista.” My neighbor answered me, so I fumbled with my papers to find the right page. After about a decade, I finally found it, but the teacher

History The founder of Steers, George Halamandaris, introduced the first steakhouse concept in the 1960s and his son John Halamandaris took over the project and opened the first Steers in 1970 in Jeppe, Johannesburg. After a great response from the public John formed a partnership with some family members which continued to grow throughout the years. Throughout the first decade Steers went by many names but now remains Steers. In the 1980s all of the shares were sold to Famous Brands. Steers continues

How to Survive Cheer Practice Cheerleading practice can be harder than someone might think, whether you are new to cheer or if you have been doing it all your life. Just getting through conditioning can tire the body out. Also, all those chants and dances can fill the brain up to the brim. Memorizing all of them takes practice. Here are some ways to survive cheer practice. First, before practice even starts try not to eat to much. Bingeing on fatty foods before practice can cause severe consequences

Cheer has taken an unexpected turn from real sport to arts and crafts as we prepare for homecoming. Glitter neatly rains down from Lauryn’s hand onto a sign. Her concentration is as intense as the electric blue of her bow. For whatever reason, we are the only sport who is expected to waste our time to decorate the school and make signs for football players. I think it is a little creepy that we are expected to go to all the seniors' homes and decorate their doors. But the other girls do not see it

a sport a sport. Whether or not cheer is a sport is often argued and questioned. It is usually thought of as a support team for other sports. “Along with cheering on the sidelines at games, most cheerleading squads participate in heated competitions to show their athleticism (Popoloski).” Even though cheer is not listed

Cheer has been around for a long time. It may not be the oldest or best sport in the world, but it is definitely a sport. Cheerleading has gone from cheering on sports to All Star cheer, competing. Many people have said cheer isn’t a sport, but there are rules and requirements that make cheer a sport just like football or soccer. Cheer was founded by Johnny Campbell, he lead the first cheers on November, 1898 at the Minnesota University American football game. Campbell helped the crowd cheer