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Native youth are more than three times more likely to commit suicide than any other group.
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Suicide Crisis Continues Among Native Youth on Reservations
by Von Diaz on March 10 2014, 3:50PM
Native youth are more than three times more likely to commit suicide than any other group.
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In a new music video produced by the Richmond, CA youth organization RYSE, young men of color connect with the recent deaths of three young men of color.
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Applying for DACA? There's an App for That
by Von Diaz on September 25 2013, 10:24AM
Undocumented youth can get tips on applying for deferred action right from their cell phones.
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Parents Complain After Child Forced to Reenact Slavery on a Field Trip
by Von Diaz on September 19 2013, 5:15PM
A middle school student in Connecticut was called the N-word and chased through the woods during a field trip organized by her school.
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Youth Bridge Digital Storytelling and Slam Poetry in Off-Page Project
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The newly launched project activates youth to tell stories that often go unheard using spoken word and digital media.
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Seven Surprising Facts About Asian-American and Middle Eastern Boys
by Julianne Hing on June 11 2013, 8:35AM
A new report from Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy takes a rare look at an often overlooked subgroup of young people.
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Minneapolis Teens Trade Hip-Hop Producing Training in Exchange for Homework
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An after-school program set up by the North Community YMCA in Minneapolis gives young kids the opportunity to make rap music as a reward for keeping up with their schoolwork
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Study Finds Latino Toddlers Make Up For Scholastic Shortcomings With Strong Social Skills
by Jorge Rivas on January 25 2013, 4:17PM
Mexican-American preschoolers start school way behind their white counterparts. But new research is showing that their social skills are fully developed and robust by the time they start school and are indistinguishable from their white peers.
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A Plan to Serve Homeless Youth in a State With the Largest Need
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California accounts for 30 percent of the nation's homelessness each year. A new effort is underway to address the youth in that group by not lumping them all together.
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Study Finds Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities Among Fifth-Graders Across Country
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Black children and Latino children fared worse than white children in almost every category.
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How Can We Help Kids Define What Is and Isn't Healthy Sexuality?
by Akiba Solomon on March 5 2012, 9:52AM
In an age of free porn, rape-promoting video games and stupid advice videos from grown men, childhood sexual exploration is trickier than ever. There are no easy answers. Herewith, a few starting points.
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5-Year-Old Stand-Up Comedian's Jokes About 'Growing up Black' Go Viral
by Jorge Rivas on February 29 2012, 11:52AM
Zay Zay is only 5-years old and he's got a video of him being cute and then not so cute that's making the rounds on the interwebs.
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Milwaukee Journalist Eugene Kane: Black Youth Are 2011 Boogeyman
by Jorge Rivas on January 4 2012, 12:07PM
A columnist at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel says the city's black youth are "out of control."
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All Families Can Love Their LGBT Kids—Really, There's Data to Prove It
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A unique research project followed LGBT youth from teens to adulthood to document how families from specific racial, ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds dealt with their coming out—and to develop targeted tools to help other families.
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After the Riots, "Broken" Britain Grows Still More Fractured
by Michelle Chen on August 18 2011, 10:44AM
Lost amid all the racialized, anti-youth invective is the story of youth on the margins, whose voices go ignored until they explode in collective rebellion. Michelle Chen explores what happens next for London's fractured neighborhoods.
Topics: Global Affairs, Global Justice, London Riots
White, Rich Gay Couples More Acceptable than Single Moms
by Akiba Solomon on March 21 2011, 12:49PM
A strange little MSNBC story shows how race and class blindness can complicate good news about changing attitudes.
Topics: Gender
After Cleveland, Texas: Eight Ways Black Men Can Fight Rape
by Akiba Solomon on March 17 2011, 3:17PM
Anti-rape activist Dr. R'Leureux Lewis gives black men simple (and not-so-simple) ways to interrupt rape culture—and break down the negative stereotypes that help fuel it.


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"Anytime you have a fiercely competitive, change-oriented growth business where results count and merit matters, women will rise to the top."
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When she was fired in early 2005, who could foresee her reincarnation as John McCain's financial surrogate in the current Presidential race? Some people who know Fiorina well predict that if McCain loses (precluding a post such as U.S. ambassador to the UN), she'll reincarnate again as a California Gubernatorial candidate.
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Serotonin transporter availability in the amygdala and bed nucleus of the stria terminalis predicts anxious temperament and brain glucose metabolic activity. J Neurosci. 2009 Aug 12;29(32):9961-6
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It's day two of protest by more than half of the Jackson Public Schools bus drivers. The JPS drivers met at Battlefield Park early on Thursday morning during a time when they would typically be on their bus routes transporting children to school.
The drivers have signed up to start a union and have support from some in the community. Through a union JPS bus drivers believe they could receive higher pay and better treatment.
"We're just hungry, we're just tired of trying to move things around trying to pay one bill and then maybe push something back," said veteran JPS bus driver Pastor Lonnie Smith.
"I think it's a thankless job you know we go about our day and we don't think about the little things that happen, but actually these are people who interact with our children," said JPS parent, Edwin White.
Leaders in the community are offering their services to all the players involved to help come to a resolution.
Pastor Hosea Hines of Christ Tabernacle Church in Jackson said he spoke with Mayor Chokwe Lumumba. "Just a little while ago I offered my assistance in trying to help mediate the situation and he certainly welcomed that," said Pastor Hines.
The protestors are expected to gather at Lake Hico Park at one Thursday afternoon.
Officials with JPS say they are working aggressively to resolve issues with the bus drivers. In the meantime, parents need to make other arrangements to get their kids from school.
On Wednesday, only 10% of the drivers reported to work, leaving 243 of 263 buses parked.
Late Wednesday afternoon, JPS released the following statement:
The Jackson Public School District is very thankful for parents taking the necessary measures to bring students to school today due to the interruption in transportation services. All students who are absent or arrive late because of transportation issues will be excused. We are also grateful for the many bus drivers who did report to work this morning and afternoon. The District asks local employers to please be understanding to parents who may be delayed to work because of transporting their children to and from school. JPS has advised parents of the possibility of more delays in the coming days. Jackson Public Schools is working aggressively to resolve the issues with our bus drivers and hopes to identify a solution soon that will have a lesser impact on parents getting students to and from school daily.
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3 March 2014—Half of U.S. Employers Offer Wellness Programs
17 February 2014—1 out of 5 Adults Aged 65-67 Are Partially Retired
10 February 2014—One Third of 65-74-year-olds Will Be in the Labor Force in 2022
3 February 2014—Two-thirds of Workers Aged 55+ Have Some Flexibility at Work
30 December 2013—Only 13% of Men Aged 60-74 Lack a High School Diploma
16 December 2013—A Quarter of Adults Aged 65+ Are Working or Looking for Work
9 December 2013—Almost 20% Of Part-time Workers Provide Eldercare
2 December 2013—About Half of Workers Age 50+ Have Younger Bosses
25 November 2013—Half of Gen X'ers Are Behind in Retirement Saving
18 November 2013—6 in 10 Older Workers Are Asked for Advice by Co-workers
11 November 2013—Over One Third of Young Adults Live with Their Parents
4 November 2013—One in Ten Adults Aged 55-64 Report Mental Distress
28 October 2013—Debt Is a Problem for Half of Workers Aged 50+
21 October 2013—One Quarter of New Entrepreneurs Are Ages 55-64
14 October 2013—Average Retirement Age Now 61, up from 57 Twenty Years Ago
7 October 2013—Over Half of Older Workers Have 10 or More Years of Tenure
30 September 2013—Workers Age 65+ Rose to 4% of the U.S. Workforce in 2012
23 September 2013—4 out of 10 Older Workers Have Management and Professional Jobs
16 September 2013—Majorities of Both Mature Workers and Millennials Enjoy Their Work
2 September 2013—The Oldest Workers Have the Highest Level of Engagement
19 August 2013—Among Full-time Home-based Workers, 10% Are 65+
12 August 2013—New Health Expenses Increase Debt of Older Adults
5 August 2013—Remote Workers Slightly More Engaged Than Workers Onsite
24 June 2013—Under 5% of Adults Age 45+ Among the Working Poor
17 June 2013—Median Weekly Earnings Highest for Men Ages 45-64
15 April 2013—About 1 in 4 Older Adults Volunteered in 2012
1 April 2013—Half of Workers Aged 65+ Work Full Time
18 March 2013—Over Half of Employers Offer Some Form of Telecommuting
25 February 2013—A Third of Older Adults Not Confident About Their Retirement Assets
11 February 2013—Older Adults Comprise One Fifth of the Labor Force
28 January 2013—6 out of 10 Hispanic Older Adults are Active in Labor Force
7 January 2013—Less Than Half of 65-year-olds Are Fully Retired
17 December 2012—Half of Telecommuting Hours Occur During Overtime
10 December 2012—In 2050, Almost One Quarter of the Labor Force Will Be 55+
12 November 2012—Four out of Ten Employees Worldwide Expect to Delay Retirement
29 October 2012—Mature Workers Favored by 60% of Hiring Managers
22 October 2012—Internet and Email Used by over Half of Adults Aged 65+
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1 October 2012—63% of U. S. Adults Age 60+ Say They Are Retired
6 August 2012—One Fifth of New Entrepreneurs in 2011 Were Older Adults
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23 April 2012—Fifteen Percent of Older Adults Lack Health Insurance
26 March 2012—Over One Third of Volunteers Don't Come Back
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Children's Story Hour
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Bonner Leaders and Garland Library Staff enjoyed sharing stories, making crafts and eating yummy treats at the November 2012 story hour for children and grandchildren of Tusculum students, faculty and staff. Click on the thumbnails to see larger photos.
Kitten's First Full Moon by Kevin Henkes |
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February 2013
Dino Football by Lisa Wheeler
Led by Tusculum College Pioneer Football Quarterback Bo Cordell and team members Brian Alexander, David Davis and Wes Powell.
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Flightglobal:Attempts by Canada's Viking Air to restart production of the de Havilland DHC-5 Buffalo utility aircraft could be......Author: Kate SarsfieldDate: 12 January 2009Read the full article
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Date: 12 January 2009
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One would think that the Canadian Government would be tripping over itself to go with the Viking offer. Some politician is using more than common sense to make a decision.
This is hardly a matter of being "trumped"
The existing Buffs are so beyond it, the military can barely keep three of the six flying just for the west coast. The rest of the country is covered by 40-year-old + Hercs and again, there aren't enough left flying to do the job properly. As for 50 being in service, only three are actually being used for search and rescue - in Canada - as part of the world's oldest search and rescue air fleet.
Now Viking wants to put Canadians at further risk, by trying to get the government to buy a plane that doesn't even exist, and if they can build, it, certify it and demonstrate that it might only do part of the job. They also want Canada to buy Dash-8's for the rest of the country - a plane that has no rear ramp and couldn't do the job of a 40-year-old Herc, let alone the new requirements that might be laid out by the government.
The C-27J is available today, without modifications, without need for recertification and could no doubt be ready to save the lives of Canadians years ahead of anything Viking could offer and can handily do the job required anywhere in the country with a single plane instead of a patchwork fleet.
How right you are, Realist ..... !!!
But, alas, the Canadians have a long tradition of "odd" defence decisions .....
Do you remember the Avro "Arrow" affair ? The wound, after 50 years, is still open.
And the order for 50 EH-101s ? It was cancelled, but, some years later, they were forced to buy 15 (EH-101) Cormorants for the SAR role ..... and now they are still waiting for 28 long delayed Sikorsky S-92 Cyclones .....


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Christmas Came Early: Francis Unboxes A Lightsaber
This is a video of Youtuber Boogie (aka Francis aka not a real-life video) being disrupted from Skyrim to unbox a lightsaber as an early Christmas present. Depending on how you feel about lightsabers, morbid obesity, people pretending to be retarded, and people attacking people pretending to be retarded with lightsabers, you may or may not like it. I...did not like it. Don't get me wrong, there are definitely some good one-liners, it's just...f*** you should really take better care of yourself. It's like watching an overexcited bean-bag chair.
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Oh My God it's Luke's Saber! Star Wars Christmas for Fat Jerkoffs [obviouswinner]
Thanks to khz, who has like four of those damn lightsabers and keeps trying to get me to buy one so we can stage battles in his backyard. Fine -- but we're charging admission.
Seen here shaming their families, Cringey McVista and the Windhoes 98 crew or whatever rap about their love for the Windows 7 phone. It's...pretty much as bad as it gets. It's the kind of video that, not only do you find yourself embarrassed to watch and feel bad for the girls... / Continue →
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Fiction, Poetry, Drama: Zoe's Good-bye written and illustrated by Mary Schlangen (Library Call # PRIM-FIC S3385zo) Nonfiction, Art, Scholarship: Salmela: Architect by Thomas Fisher, with photographs by Peter Bastianelli-Kerze (Library Call # NA737 .S317 F57 2005) |
2004 | Fiction, Poetry, Drama: Ojibwe Tales: Stories of the Ojibwe People by Art Przybilla with the aid of the late Randy Councillor (Library Call # Children's 398.2 P973o) Nonfiction, Art, Scholarship: Minnesota's Iron Country: Rich Ore, Rich Lives by Marvin Lamppa (Library Call # F606 .L29 2004) |
2003 |
Fiction, Poetry, Drama: Uncommon Light: A Collection of Poems by Jeanine Lamoureux Emmons, Gladys Koski Holmes, Kathleen McQuillan, Stephanie Stevens, and Sheila Packa (Library Call # PS589 .U536 2003) Nonfiction, Art, Scholarship: V Is for Viking: A Minnesota Alphabet by Kathy-jo Wargin, illustrated by Karen Latham and Rebecca Latham (Library Call # Children's 977.6 W274v) |
2002 |
Fiction, Poetry, Drama: Borealis by Jeff Humphries with woodcut prints by Betsy Bowen (Library Call # PS3608 .U57 B67 2002) Nonfiction, Art, Scholarship: The Art of the Canoe with Joe Seliga by Jerry Stelmok with photography by Deborah Sussex (Library Call # VM353 .S767 2002) |
2001 |
Schooners, Skiffs & Steamships: Stories along Lake Superior Water Trails by Howard Sivertson (Library Call # F552 .S57 2001) |
2000 |
John Blair and the Great Hinckley Fire by Josephine Nobisso (Library Call # Children's 977.6 N745J) |
1999 |
50 Circuit Hikes by Howard Fenton (Library Call # GV199.42 .M6 F46 1999) |
1998 |
Cold Comfort by Barton Sutter (Library Call # PS3569 .U87 Z464 1998) |
1997 |
Just Above Water by Louis Jenkins (Library Call # PS3560 .E488 J87 1997x) |
1996 |
Silent Words by Joan M. Drury (Library Call # PS3554 .R827 S5 1996) |
1995 |
The Duluth Portfolio by Craig and Nadine Blacklock (Library Call # V0Y F614 .D8B53 1995x) |
1994 |
The Illustrated Voyageur by Howard Sivertson (Library Call # V0Y F614 .G7 S58 1994) |
1993 |
Walking the Rez Road by Jim Northrup (Library Call # V0Y PS3564 .O765 W3 1993) |
1992 |
The Grand Portage Story by Carolyn Gilman (Library Call # F614 .G7 G55 1992) |
1991 |
North Writers: A Strong Woods Collection edited by John Henricksson (Library Call # QH14 .N67 1991) |
1990 |
Gunflint: Reflections on the Trail by Justine Kerfoot (Library Call # F612 .B73 K468 1991) |
1989 |
The Winter Room by Gary Paulsen (Library Call # INTR-FIC P3324WI) |
1988 |
Quiet Magic by Sam Cook (Library Call # V0Y F610 .C65 1989x) |
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2012 | Fiction: The Long-Shining Waters written by Danielle Sosin Poetry: Reindeer Camps and Other Poems by Barton Sutter General Nonfiction: Rez Salute: The Real Healer Dealer written by Jim Northrup Children's Literature: Frozen written by Mary Casanova Art, Photography: Words and Pictures written by Louis Jenkins, images by Richard C. Johnson Memoir and Creative Nonfiction: Two Bucks and a Can of Gas written by Robert R. Olson |
2011 | Fiction: The Winds of Change written by Duane Schwartz Poetry: Migrations: Poetry and Prose for Life's Transitions edited by Sheila Packa General Nonfiction: Twelve Owls written by Laura Erickson, illustrations by Betsy Bowan Children's Literature: Utterly Otterly Night written by Mary Casanova, illustrated by Ard Hoyt Art, Photography: Old Minnesota written by Nace Hagemann Memoir and Creative Nonfiction: Hauling Water: Reflections on Making a Home in the North Woods written by Becca Manlove, illustrated by Sharon Brin Manlove |
2010 | Fiction: The Burying Place written by Brian Freeman Poetry: Under the Influence of Lilacs by Deborah Gordon Cooper General Nonfiction: The Assassination of Hole in the Day written by Anton Treuer Children's Literature: Big Belching Bog written by Phyllis Root, illustrated by Betsy Bowan Memoir and Creative Nonfiction: Tales from the Creel written by Rudy Senarighi |
2009 | Fiction: Big Noise: A Jo Spence Mystery written by Jen Wright Poetry: The Gravity of Flesh by Jill Breckenridge General Nonfiction: 61 Gems on Highway 61 written by Kathryn Mayo and William Mayo Children's Literature: Manoomin: A Wild Rice Adventure written by Joshua Whitebird Memoir and Creative Nonfiction: Chaos and Grit: Barbless Bits & Little Chits written by Phyllis Burgess |
2008 | Fiction: Shelter Half written by Carol Bly (Library Call # PS3552.L89 S54 2008) Poetry: Between the Ceiling & the Moon written by Deborah Gordon Cooper (Library Call # PS3603.O5826 B48 2008) General Nonfiction: Invincible: History of the Duluth Boat Club written by Michael J. Cochran (Library Call # GV793.C63 2008) Children's Literature: Face to Face with Wolves written by Jim and Judy Brandenburg (Library Call # Children's Lit 599 B817fa) Art, Photography: Edge of Forever: Images of Lake Superior written by Peter Scott Eide (Library Call # F552.E343 2008) Memoir and Creative Nonfiction: Blueberry Summers: Growing Up at the Lake written by Curtiss Anderson (Library Call # F615.S2 A53 2008) |
2007 | Fiction, Poetry, Drama: The Mother Tongue written by Sheila Packa (Library Call # PS3566 .A315 M68 2007) Nonfiction, Memoir: Skiing the North Shore: A Guide to Cross Country Trails in Minnesota's Spectacular Lake Superior Region written by Andrew Slade (Library Call # GV854.5.M6 S53 2007) Children's Literature: Storm Codes written by Tracy Nelson Maurer and illustrated by Christina Rodriguez (Library Call # Children's Lit Prim-Fic M4534st ) Art, Photography : We Are At Home: Pictures of the Ojibwe People written by Bruce White (Library Call # TR654 .W363 2007) |
2006 | Fiction, Poetry, Drama: The Keeper's Daughter written by Leanne Denise Knott (Library Call # PS3611 .N688 K44 2006) Nonfiction, Memoir: By the Ore Docks: A Working People's History of Duluth written by Richard Hudelson and Carl Ross (Library Call # HD8085 .D88 H83 2006) Children's Literature: The Legend of Minnesota written by Kathy-jo Wargin and illustrated by David Geister (Library Call # Children's 398.2 W2746Leg) |
2005 | Fiction, Poetry, Drama: Mercy Falls by William Kent Krueger (Library Call # PS3561 .R766 M47 2005) Nonfiction, Art, Scholarship: Rudy! The People's Governor by Betty Wilson (Library Call # F606 .P476 W557 2005) |
2004 | Fiction, Poetry, Drama: Sea Smoke: Prose Poems by Louis Jenkins (Library Call # PS3560 .E488 S43 2004) Nonfiction, Art, Scholarship: Pride of the Inland Seas: An illustrated History of the Port of Duluth by Bill Beck and C. Patrick Labadie (Library Call # HE554 .D8 B43 2004) |
2003 | Fiction, Poetry, Drama: Mittens in the Boundary Waters by Larry Ahlman (Library Call # PS3601 .H563 M5 2001) Nonfiction, Art, Scholarship: Will to Murder: The True Story behind the Crimes & Trials Surrounding the Glensheen Killings by Gail Feichtinger with John DeSanto and Gary Waller (Library Call # HV6534 .D88 F45 2003) |
2002 | Fiction, Poetry, Drama: Chasing Fire:Danger inCanoeCountry by Earl Fleck (Library Call # PRIM-FIC F593CK) Nonfiction, Art, Scholarship: Stories in Log and Stone: The Legacy of the New Deal in Minnesota State Parks by David R. Benson (Library Call # SB482 .M6 B46 2002) |
2001 | These Granite Islands: A Novel by Sarah Stonich (Library Call # PS3569 .T6455 T47 2001) |
2000 | The Journal of Otto Peltonen, A Finnish Immigrant by William Durbin (Library Call # INTR-FIC D953J0) |
1999 | Boundary Waters by William Kent Krueger (Library Call # PS3561 .R766 B68 1999x) |
1998 | Iron Lake by William Kent Krueger (Library Call # PS3561 .R766 I69 1998) |
1997 | Hometown Folks by Gerald Carlson (Library Call # PS3553 .A7323 H66 1997) |
1996 | The Boundary Waters Wilderness Ecosystem by Miron Heinselman (Library Call # QH 105 .M55 H43 1996) |
1995 | Gathering: A Northwoods Counting Book by Betsy Bowen (Library Call # Children's 513.2 B786G) |
1994 | The Birch: Bright Tree of Life and Legend by John Peyton (Library Call # VOY SD397 .B5 P49 1994) |
Gooseberry by Nadine and Craig Blacklock (Library Call # VOY F612 .L3 B53 1994) | |
1993 | For the Birds: An Uncommon Guide by Laura Erickson (Library Call # QL699 .E74 1994) |
1992 | Canoe Country Wildlife: A Field Guide to the Boundary Waters and Quetico by Mark Stensaas (Library Call # QL185 .S74 1993) |
1991 | Witch Tree by Joanne Hart and Hazel Belvo (Library Call # VOY PS3558 .A6817 W5 1992) |
1990 | Distant Fires by Scott Anderson (Library Call # VOY GV776.15 .A2 A53 1990) |
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WY Daily: Walsingham Video Project Combats Distracted Driving
"The technology that sometimes distracts motorists is being used by Walsingham Academy students to educate teenagers on the dangers of inattentive driving.
The school's second annual video contest challenged students in grades eight through 12 to create a short film to promote safe driving. As part of the digital technology program, the contest is being run in conjunction with Project Yellow Light, a scholarship competition that aims to raise awareness of distracted driving."
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WY Daily: Children Celebrate Reading at Dr. Seuss Birthday Bash
"Children at Walsingham Academy did not eat green eggs and ham, but instead feasted on cake to celebrate the birthday of Dr. Seuss on Friday.
For the Dr. Seuss Birthday Bash, Walsingham invited students in pre-k through third grade from their institution and across Williamsburg to a celebration of the beloved author. The school gave away 600 free tickets to guests who poured into the lower school gymnasium in eager anticipation of the festivities.
The event was held in conjunction with Read Across America Day, an annual reading motivation and awareness program by the National Education Association. Since 1998, Read Across America has been working to create lifelong readers."
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Fifth Graders create Wax Museum
On February 27, Gabby Lynch and Mary Beth Hughes's fifth grade students created Walsingham's very own Wax Museum. Each student researched a historical figure, dressed in costume, and memorized a short speech. The students became statues and, when prompted by a museum visitor, recited their speech. Click here to view the Facebook photo gallery, and click here to see a slideshow on WY Daily's "Get Schooled."
Sister Mary Jeanne to judge Williamsburg Dancing with the Stars
Walsingham Academy's very own Sister Mary Jeanne Oesterle will be one of the distinguished panel of judges for the fifth installment of Dancing with the Williamsburg Stars to support a joint fundraiser between Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Virginia Peninsula and Literacy for Life at the Rita Welsh Adult Learning Center.
Twelve local stars have all accepted the challenge to train with a professional dancer and compete in front of a live audience and panel of judges. Click here to purchase your tickets online today!
Braden Sutton joins 1,000 Point Club
Congratulations to Braden Sutton ('14) for scoring his 1,000th points as a Walsingham Varsity Basketball player. Braden broke the barrier in the TCIS Tournament Final. He becomes the third Trojan to reach the milestone this season, joining Ashley Barnes and his teammate Billy Barnes. Great job, Braden!
Basketball players, coach garner conference honors
Four different Trojans earned conference honors in recognition of their fantastic efforts:
In addition, Boys Basketball Coach Billy Barnes was named TCIS Coach of the Year for his efforts, leading Walsingham to a 21-7 record, TCIS Runner-Up, and the #3 seed in the VISAA State Tournament.
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Daniel Brause named National Merit Scholar finalist
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Daniel Brause ('14) was recognized at a school assembly on February 18 for being selected as a National Merit Scholar finalist. Daniel is one of 15,000 students out of a initial pool of 1.5 million to achieve finalist status -- a rate of just 0.01%. In March, he will learn if he is one of approximately 8,000 students to be named a National Merit Scholar and be eligible to receive scholarships through the program.
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Victoria Schoenig earns All-State Swimming Honors; Boys Medley Relay team sets new school record
Walsingham completed a great year with a strong showing at the VISAA Division II State Championship on February 14 and 15 at George Mason University's Freedom Aquatic Center. Against fierce competition, Sixteen Trojan swimmers helped deliver eight Top 16 finishes, led by Victoria Schoenig ('16), who earned All-State Honors for placing eighth the 100 Freestyle with a time of 55.50.
The Boys 200 Medley Relay team of Michael Holder ('15), Cole Sanderson ('15), Dylan Sullivan ('15), and Duncan Hamra ('14) swam into the Walsingham record book with a time of 1:43.03, breaking a mark that has stood for 14 years. The previous record of 1:44.24 was set in the 2000 by Joey Steele ('00), Will Hartmann ('04), Bobby Crace ('02), and Chad Barlow ('01) and until last weekend was the longest-standing school record in boys swimming.
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Walsingham students help bestow Beacon of Freedom Award
Ellie Chason ('21), Olivia Clark ('20), Chloe Tringali ('20), and Jordan Nagel ('19) took part in the Beacon of Freedom Award program, a joint project by the Williamsburg Regional Library and Colonial Williamsburg. The Beacon of Freedom Award is presented annually to a book that introduces American history to children in a historically-accurate and engaging manner.
The students read six books selected by the library and met as a group to select their top three. On February 7, they participated in a discussion at the Williamsburg Regional Library with representatives from five other schools. The students discussed the books, answered questions from the moderator and audience, and then voted on the winner. This year, the recipient of the Beacon of Freedom Award was Laurie Calkhoven, author of Will at the Battle of Gettysburg.
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Walsingham Academy's Upper School was proud to host local artist, June Skalak on Tuesday, February 11. Skalak has been involved in the Virginia art scene for many years and has received numerous recognitions and awards. Her work can be found in many private collections across the country. June demonstrated her techniques and shared her passion for painting in the foyer of the Upper School, speaking and working with Lanette McNeil's art classes throughout the morning and afternoon.
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PEX pipe and sharkbite slowing water flow?
A few years ago I redid [my] first bathroom. For the plumbing supply lines I used 1/2" pex pipe and 1/2" sharkbite fittings. (the original supply lines are 1/2" cpvc pipe and fittings so I used the size of pipe that would match and easily feed into the existing work)
Well - ever since then the flow to that sink and tub is pitiful - but the shower head also comes on when the faucet is turned on. The more you turn on the water in the tub the more water comes out the shower head. Now, I never could figure this out - the hot water heater was new, the pipes were clean and the fixtures were new. I disassembled it a few times in hopes of finding the problem, but found nothing. . . . so it's not a clog. I, also, have all teh appropriate pieces installed and everything seems to work fine. . . except for the overall water-supply pressure. I left it alone for a while because it was annoying, no one takes baths anyway so it hasn't mattered too much. However - before I do the supply lines for my current bathroom project (the master bath) I need to figure this out. My thought is to just remove the PEX and sharkbites and replace it all with cpvc - I think the sharkbites are reducing the water flow and causing pressure problems. . . anyone agree? Since I did the work I've also read quite a few unfun things about sharkbites and pex pipe - which makes me want to just avoid future water disasters and replace it just on the account of hazard alone. This, though, brings to mind the alternative. My only plan was to go to cpvc. However, all the current supply lines ARE cpvc and so that means that cpvc is the culprit of all the water damage and the sole reason why I had to start redoing all the bathrooms to begin with (or maybe it's the previous owner's faulty work). So - cpvc yes? or should I go for the other fittings that are made to go with pex pipe? If I do that would it actually solve the pressure problem that I'm trying to fix or will the problem still exist, just with different fittings?
At this present moment in time I am making cabinets for the kitchen - just in case you wanted to know what I'm doing when I'm not around.
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Daniel Snyder has yet to be asked about Gregg Williams and the bounty for hits scandal that is rocking the New Orleans Saints. Comments by Redskins alumni about a bonus system in place during
Williams' time in Washington had led the NFL to cast an eye on the Redskins as well as the Saints.
Snyder bypassed Williams as Joe Gibbs successor in 2008, citing the "disrespect" shown by Williams towards Gibbs in the "missing man" formation in the December 2007 Buffalo Bills game. Williams conspired with his defense to field 10 men on one play in memory of the late Sean Taylor. The missing man was Taylor's safety spot.
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Saturated Fat | 2g |
Cholesterol | 164mg |
Sodium | 435mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 44g |
Dietary Fiber | 5g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 43g |
Calcium | -- |
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- 8 skinless, boneless chicken thighs (1 3/4 pounds total)
- 1 tablespoon(s) lower-sodium soy sauce
- 1 pound(s) red potatoes, unpeeled
- 1 large (8- to 10-ounce) pepper
- 3 tablespoon(s) apricot jam
- 1 tablespoon(s) fresh lemon juice
- 1.5 teaspoon(s) vegetable oil
- 4 green onions, thinly sliced, plus additional for garnish
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) salt
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. In large bowl, combine chicken and soy sauce; let stand. Cut potatoes and red pepper into 1/2-inch pieces. In small bowl, mix jam and lemon juice until blended.
- In large microwave-safe bowl, combine potatoes and 1/4 cup water. Cover with vented plastic wrap and microwave on High 5 minutes or until potatoes are just tender. Drain.
- Meanwhile, spread chicken on foil-lined 18" by 12" jelly-roll pan; brush with jam mixture. Roast 15 to 17 minutes or until meat is no longer pink inside.
- While chicken roasts, in 12-inch nonstick skillet, heat oil on medium 1 minute. Add pepper and cook 3 minutes, stirring. Stir in potatoes, green onions, and salt. Cook 5 to 7 minutes or until lightly browned, stirring.
- Skim and discard fat from pan juices; serve chicken and hash with juices. Garnish with green onions.
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