Months

I think the student council's plan to elect a hero of the month is a great idea for several reasons. It will encourage positive actions, increase awareness of the good things students do, and give students an opportunity to work with school leaders. For starters, electing a hero of the month will encourage students to perform good deeds. STudents will be rewarded for doing good, so they will want to do it more often. My grandma always says that a good deed is its own rewards, but I still think

Senior of the Month We are proud to announce Alicia Alvarez, a long time resident of over 50 years, as our Senior of the Month. Alicia was chosen because of her kind, positive attitude and her continuous dedication of time to help make a better community. Throughout the years Alicia has volunteered for various organizations from ABC Unified School District, various non-profit organizations, and currently as President of the Golden Age Club. Alicia’s continued positive outlook of life brings joy

a rainbow of colors. The pride flag whistles softly as it flies proud above my bedroom door. Stacks of science fiction, topped by a copy of The Science of Interstellar, almost block the calendar with the deeply highlighted month of June reminding me of the upcoming Pride Month. Was I always this confident about my sexuality that one step into my room, one would know such a vulnerable fact about me? When I first entered high school, I would have hidden in the shadows, afraid to express such an integral

What gas is odorless, colorless and tasteless, but is the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers? Radon. January is noted as Radon Action Awareness Month, Radon surveys show six percent of homes in the U.S. have average concentrations above the recommended maximum level (4 pCi/L or above). However, in Bennett County 11 percent of homes have concentrations above the maximum level and 21 percent are between two and 3.9 pCi/L. Radon is a naturally occurring gas in soils and enters homes through

Since its launch in 2013, Black Gay Men’s Wellness Month has focused on the mental, physical, spiritual, and emotional well-being of Black gay and bisexual men. Another key component is educating them on prevention, testing, and treatment of HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases. The goal of the month is to empower the community to “take charge of their own lives through sustained healthy habits,” according to In The Meantime founder, Jeffrey King. To support that goal, The Meantime is

Nine months is all it takes to create every single human living on this planet . Nine months and in that time you turn from something as small as a seed to a newborn baby . During this whole cycle and amazing journey we are all made to be unique and different from everybody else . There is only one you in this planet which has characteristics that make you who you are. Some of these characteristics happen in the womb which can affect your whole life. Situs inverses , Ectodermal dysplasia, and Sonic

but the cadets are responsible for cleaning their uniform. When the cadets travel Lieutenant Colonel Cunningham, Command Sergeant Major Woods, and Sergeant First Class Bush provide the food, transportation, everything for the cadets. Cadet of the Month is a program where the senior cadets select

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At the First Friday at the CME, a few friends and I went to “Black History Month”. When we got there, I could see that everyone was getting along. Everyone had an equal chance at winning and playing games and could interact without problems. This shows we have come a good, long way from the oppression the African Americans had to face. Even though some Americans still struggle to find the equality in each race, the majority of Americans can appreciate each culture at its best. With that, there

Black History Month Project Earl Lloyd-African American Basketball Player Earl Lloyd was born in April 3,1928 and died February 26,2015.He grew up at Alexandria Virginia.He was American Professional Basketball player.He was raised by his father name Theodore Benjamin Lloyd and mother name Daisy Mitchell Lloyd in Alexandria .His father worked at a coal industry and his mother stayed home taking care of him.His parents teached him to be a good student and a good athlete at Lisle Crouch Elementary