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I recently was reading a thread from a poster on this site complaining about a ticket he had received. As I read through the 6 pages of comments, I read the most common complaints people have with LE officers and the criticism we hear from time to time from people we have contact with. What really suprised me was the number of members on this site that seem to chime in and berate LE officers in general and of course relate their stories about so and so did this to me, and I got a ticket for, and I didn't like the way someone talked to me--etc etc. Things seem to have really changed since I first started my career some 46 years ago when most of us were taught to show some sort of respect to our LE officers. I realize, as many of you do, that we have a small number of "bad apples" in this profession but it just seems as though the poison they have spread seems to have affected many many people, including many members of this forum. Either there are a lot more "bad apples" now then ever before, or we aren't doing a very good job of getting the message out that we really are here to help our citizens and make them safer(in spite of themselves sometimes) and that we do in fact deserve their respect.
What do you think fellow LE professionals?
I'm no officer but I tend to agree. Sure, there's a few officers out there on what seems like a power trip, but for the vast majority, they do their jobs in a professional manner. I never understood the point of mouthing off to an officer when someone is stopped. It doesn't help the situation and I've never once seen or heard of anyone giving an officer attitude and getting out of their offense. My personal experience has taught me that if you disagree, take it to court. I've beaten a couple of tickets this way and all it cost me was a little bit of time to go to court.
I think a lot of it is "youtube". Before, when you had a bad experience, a few of your friends heard about it. Now you post up a video of it on the internet and 100,000 people view and all think the cop was a douchebag. Of course what they don't know it that you were driving like a di%k and then didn't pull over for 3 miles to get him good a riled up before you started the camera.
I wonder what would happen if LEO's could post up videos on YouTube capturing the violations from their on-board cameras?
When I started in '66 we didn't have cameras and the Miranda desision was not in effect. As I think back---maybe it's a good thing we didn't have cameras :LOL:
After reading that "ticket thread" and thinking of the bad rap we get for being such a close knit group, I remember that everytime you get into a social situation with civilians someone always has a story about a damn ticket they got or a friend of theirs got, and they want you to explain it to them. It's no wonder that most officers socialize between themselves, so they don't have to listen to that crap off duty as well as on duty. I also believe that in most cases(there are exceptions) if you treat people the way they deserve to be treated you don't have to worry about sitting anywhere with your back toward the door--Remember I said there are exceptions to this!
I agree with you totally. I lived by a rule right up until I retired. Treat people like you want to be treated. That was my first advise from the sheriff I sarted with and I never forgot it. For the most part it worked for me. I believe the real problem is the media though. They can stur up a lot with just little. Most officers are just doing there jobs, there are good and bad just like in any proffession. Thanks to all the officers out there who place there lives on the line everyday for me and you. Oh and by the way for those who did not know this. This year has been the deadlist for officer in our countries history and we are in March. 50 plus killed in the line of duty already.:wow:
I think most leo's are in it for the right reasons I deal w/ them everyday being a vol. firefighter and I can say Ive never met local cop in my town personally that seemed like a the big dick so many people make cops out to be. If I was a cop and had to deal w/ the general disrespect day to day when Im out there actually doing something good Id get jaded to eventually everytime Ive been in trouble ive always been nice and acknowledged that fact that I was doing something dumb/illegal and Ive never had a terrible experience w/ the law and I do alot of dumb stuff it respect goes both ways
You all are to be praised for putting your lives and reputations on the line every day.
I personally know several LEO's (two city officers and a county deputy) and they are great people. I've been stopped a few times (honest, only a few!) and one time the guy was a pure a-hole to me. The other LEO's were direct and very business like.
One thing about all LEO's I've met (and been pulled over by) is that they all like to have the last word and invariably, they end the stop with a lecture. Now that particular trait really rubs me the wrong way and has me biting my tongue.....
There are some LEOs out there that make bad decisions, and now with youtube, it gets blasted all over the place and everyone judges all of the LEOs because of 1 or 2 officers actions.
I hope to become a LEO in the next few years and i have a great deal of respect for these men and women that choose to put there life on the line to protect us. Seriously thank you for all that you do...same with Fire Fighters and Military personnel!
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This is especially important since the American commercial aviation industry is vital to our economy. It supports ten million jobs and over a trillion dollars of economic activity. Many American companies and their employees would be negatively impacted by this preclearance facility, which is why this issue has attracted a strong, but diverse coalition of members lobbying against it. The issue has made for strange bedfellows with groups like the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) and U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Democrats and Republicans, uniting against this proposed preclearance facility. Yet, it seems as if DHS is willfully ignoring calls from Members of Congress, aviation workers and American employers to stop the government involvement in the preclearance facility.
It is important that Congress pass Congressmen DeFazio and Meehan's legislation, so that we can send a strong message to government bureaucrats in the Department of Homeland Security. Our tax dollars must not be used to strengthen America's competitors in the airline industry, particularly when the carrier in question Etihad Airways already receives millions in assistance from the U.S. Export-Import Bank.
It would almost seem our own government using our own money is hell bent on killing our own jobs by expending resources on a foreign preclearance facility not used by domestic carriers, while also providing the foreign airline benefitting from it favorable loan guarantees and terms that our own companies cannot receive.
The lunacy must stop and Congress must move on common sense legislation such as that proposed by Congressmen Meehan and DeFazio which establishes guidelines for the establishment of preclearance facilities, while also prohibiting such a facility in the Abu Dhabi airport.
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The argument that this is about conscience makes no sense, of course. What the Bishops are trying to do with this is deprive individual women of the right to their own conscience. O'Brien makes this point beautifully.
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It's important to remember that the Bishops are trying to carve out an exemption for institutions that taxpayer money, such as universities and hospitals. Which means that we'd be giving money to organizations that formally discriminate against women's right to basic health care. But it's even weirder and more upsetting than that. The Bishops would have you believe that the Affordable Care Act would be requiring institutions like hospitals and universities to do something unprecedented in covering contraception. But that's not true at all, as NPR reports.
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That would mean that the lobbyists trying to get an exemption aren't being completely honest, and in fact this has nothing to do with conscience at all, but about simply trying to make contraception more expensive as a sort of slut tax. Let's be clear about this: they are not, repeat, not responding to some new legal requirement to cover contraception. What they are objecting to is covering all of the it instead of merely some of it. This is about nickel and diming women with contraception. It's also a numbers game, an attempt to force some women who struggle to afford contraception into going off it and getting pregnant. This isn't a bold stand on principle, or else they would be taking the stand on everyone and with everything. This is about maximizing the number of unintended pregnancies in a year, by specifically targeting people who work for Catholic institutions. Not all of whom are Catholic, by the way.
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This was a huge shock, since Sebelius has always been pro-choice as far as we've ever known her. In fact, she was the pro-choice governor of Kansas during a very hectic time as anti-choicers really escalated their abuse of Dr. George Tiller in the years leading up to his eventual assassination, which occurred after Sebelius left Kansas to head up the HHS. One of the reasons that the pro-choice community had high hopes for Obama in the early days was his appointment of Sebelius to this role. We sincerely believed that Sebelius was going to move various health and human services departments away from the politicized mess that the Bush administration had made of many of them. And by and large she has, such as when she included contraception as a preventive service under the new health care regulations. Which is why her disingenuous excuse for this decision was so upsetting.
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I don't believe that story for a second, for a number of reasons. First of all, that's exactly the same excuse that was used by Bush administration officials when they blocked the selling of Plan B over the counter without age restrictions, and their reasoning was so nakedly political and anti-science that the GAO wrote a report specifically denouncing their process. Second of all, the evidence reviewed by the FDA included two studies showing girls as young as 11 and 12 can read and understand the packaging without a doctor's help. If you actually look at Plan B, you can see why. It's basically idiot-proof, a single pill you take once. Aspirin is harder to work. Tampons are harder to work and arguably more dangerous, and we let minors use them. Additionally, few girls 11 and 12 are sexually active, no matter what the nightly news says, and of those who are, I hardly think the pill is more dangerous than pregnancy. Making Plan B available over the counter is mostly about making sure that 15 and 16 year olds get it, and that women older than that don't have to go through a pharmacist to do so, which can be an obstacle. Right now, if the pharmacy is closed or the pharmacist is busy or even if you're afraid to say out loud you've used it, that's an obstacle.
No, I believe Sebelius wasn't worried about the science at all. I think this explains her decision better.
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Which is to say, their concerns were either addressed or not scientific. Really, there was only one concern, this belief that the pill supposedly "encourages sexual activity", which is like arguing that that air bags encourage driving. This is repeated over and over, and not only have opponents of emergency contraception never produced any evidence to suggest that emergency contraception encourages sexual activity, they haven't really made the case that 15 and 16 years olds engaging in consensual sex with each other is intrinsically so wrong that we need to deliberately force pregnancy on unwilling girls as punishment. I personally think that there's a range of ages where kids can be mature and ready for sex, but even if you don't think that, I really think forced pregnancy is a harsh punishment for girls who flout your expectations. Why not ground them for a month instead? You'd still be wrong, but you wouldn't be crossing the line into sadistic or evil.
For those who still have doubts that Sebelius did this in a moment of naked pandering to Americans' worst instincts about teen sexuality, well, Obama erased all doubt by supporting her.
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The reason that science was invented was that some times what we think is "common sense" is just plain wrong. For instance, common sense would tell us that the Earth is flat, but science has shown that it's round. A lot of what we call common sense is prejudice and bad understanding based on limited information. That's why we have science. So that when our common sense is failing us, as it is when it comes to teens and sex, we can look beyond it to better solutions.
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Written on: 27/08/2015 by netty85 (1 review written)
Just an awful company. The package we booked was not what we experienced when we got to Marbella. All the transfers were mixed up, they took us to a hotel which I did not book, they lied regarding the distance from the hotel to the main strip....I can go on and on!! I am currently in dispute with this company. Our 3 nights away was ultimately more stress then life back in the UK. To add injury to insult they then reply stating that I may have got their package mixed up with another company!!… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/07/2015 by Fred20 (1 review written)
We have just returned from an amazing weekend in Brighton organised by RedSeven. After careful research We stayed at MyHotel which was great - really funky, clean, comfortable and centrally located. Included in our trip was a Chinese meal, a dance class and nightclub entry. It was great not to have the hassle of collecting payments which were organised by the company. I did have a few issues as the original agent at RedSeven left the company but these were eventually resolved - my thanks to the… Read Full Review
Written on: 21/05/2015
Website easy to use payment plan is a great idea , but red seven cutomer service is a joke… Read Full Review
Written on: 14/04/2015
Booked well in advance for a small group of six hens to Paris. Package included flights, transfers and Moulin Rouge tickets. Hotel was lovely, transfers prompt and clearly visible, excellent reserved table at Moulin Rouge, we were very impressed, tickets included 3 bottles of champagne between six of us. Honest reliable staff, helpful and patient. Straight forward payment plan which could be adapted for each persons personal pref. The paperwork was easy to print and easy to read. Would use them… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/03/2015 by clembout (1 review written)
Long story short, I was meant to go to Latvia for a stag do. I paid a deposit of £50 which was taken and the rest of the money was meant to be taken from my bank account a month later. Circumstances changed and I had to cancel my trip. I called them and they said that it was fine. That the remaining £217 would not be taken and that I would just lose my deposit which is perfectly acceptable. The following month, the money was taken and ever since they ignored all my emails. Not even a… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/03/2015
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I work for Redseven Leisure.
I'm sorry to hear about what has happened! I would like to talk to you as soon as possible in regards to the complications you have received.
Please can you email or call me so that I can look into this in a lot more detail for you! Please have your booking reference number to hand so I can bring up your details.
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Could you send you your email address so tat I provide you all the details and forward you all the emails I sent?
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I would like to confirm that following this comment I managed to talked to Redseven.
The company has shown poor customer services and ethics. I have had only one excuse repeated to me and I felt like my emails were not read properly.
This situation has not gone any further and I have wasted a couple of hours explaining them the situation but it felt like talking to a wall.
I still believe that this company is unethical and with a very poor customer services and would strongly advise against anybody to use it.
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Written on: 27/02/2015
The guys at Red 7 were very helpful and always quick to respond. Overall I'd say everyone had a very good time. The shooting was excellent as was the bar/nightclub crawl. The steak dinner was also very good although the restaurant was a fair bit out of the way. The only thing I'd say which would stop it from being an excellent was the bier halle tour, while the first place was good the second place was terrible, quiet with no music and hardly anyone there. The guide did take us somewhere else… Read Full Review
Written on: 25/02/2015
From arriving in Nottingham the Hotel was only a few minutes walk. The hotel was very nice (jury's Inn) and clean and not what you would expect for a stag party as I've stayed in some slums before! Breakfast was average and bar was expensive but was adequate for a needs. the hotel was closely located to everything we needed, be it short walk into the city centre or a very short taxi ride a bit further out. The activity we did was very good (Lockwell Hill Activity centre). The only frustrating… Read Full Review
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Had a fantastic time Very good for price and value for money. Few tweeck that the team know about but I'm happy with that. Thank u guy ya all been fantastic speak soon xx… Read Full Review
Written on: 22/02/2015 by secretagentdylan (1 review written)
Just finished our hen party in London organised through RedSeven / Eclipse Leisure. A pub crawl and 'queue jumping' to a club was organised, which obviously was going to be a rip off anyway as these things are free to get into but at least we were supposedly guaranteed entry and a rep to manage the night. However when we arrived at the first bar there was no record of our party and a lot of arguing to get in. Obviously large groups and hen parties are not all that welcome in most nice places… Read Full Review
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I'm sorry to hear that you were not happy with your experience in getting into the clubs in London. Have you contacted us in regards to this matter already?
We don't have a rep service for the nightclubs in London, so I'm a little confused as to why you thought you did?
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Written on: 11/01/2015 by Lanesa413 (1 review written)
"We had a great time and could not recommend Budapest more. Great city, lots to see and do, along with being very cheap to eat and of course drink and go out! Our Apartments were spacious, secure, great location, friendly and helpful staff, lots of facilities (although one of our apartments didn't have a kettle which they said they would get one to us). The advisor was amazing, went out of her way to ensure everything was in place and she catered to what I wanted out of the trip. Took the time… Read Full Review
Written on: 02/12/2014 by cadejc (1 review written)
Everyone that I have spoke to at Redseven has been extremely helpful and a pleasure to deal with. Without a doubt, I would recommend Redseven. Not just for the great service but because the fact that you also take flight bookings and have the monthly payment plans. This takes a massive amount of hassle out of organising a trip like this! Thank you again Redseven for organising a great trip to Munich. I will definitely look to use you guys again for any future Stag Trips!… Read Full Review
Written on: 09/08/2014 by CoryLawson (1 review written)
I just wanted to send an email to say a huge thank you to everyone at red 7, especially Charli, who was amazing! She helped us plan the most perfect Hen weekend! And we could not have done it with out her! Hotel – The décor was beautiful, location amazing and staff were first class Pizza making – Even though we were very very late for this, they were very obliging and made for a very entertaining evening Quad biking – Course and staff were brilliant – It was about a 25 minute drive… Read Full Review
Written on: 09/07/2014 by JustinStevens (2 reviews written)
My stags and I had a fantastic weekend. I think we've all just about recovered! The hotel. It was clean, all amenities were provided and it was perfect for our event. We booked a comedy club for the 1st night which wasn't very good but that wasn't an issue, we just went somewhere else and had a great night. The West Country Games. It was great fun but could be laid out better. People were left sitting around for a while waiting to do events. Still had a great time though. Bristol is a… Read Full Review
Written on: 04/07/2014 by mgGoode186 (1 review written)
From the start it was easy to arrange. The set packages mean that it is all taken care of. Any questions were easily sorted by a phone call. 2 weeks before leaving a pack of the info was available online to print off. Each member of the stag do was emailed individually so that they could arrange payment and flights etc. This stops the need to chase people so much. All the transfers and vouchers worked well when we got there so nothing to worry about and no need to confirm everything… Read Full Review
Written on: 01/07/2014 by Hurley394 (1 review written)
From the start I knew that the Stag was going to be awesome. Red7 truly delivered! Charli who booked everything for us was very efficient and helpful, always free to answer questions, take emails and phone calls. From the accommodation to the bar crawls to the waterpark to the nightlife Magaluf was Epic throughout and exceeded our expectations! The Reps knew their stuff and made getting around completely stress free! Most impressed and will definitely use / recommend Red7 to anyone going on a… Read Full Review
Written on: 25/06/2014 by louise6252 (1 review written)
Thank you Charli for all the smooth booking of the hen do. Everyone had an amazing time and we loved Manchester, but most of all we loved the Dream Boys, we might now have to organise a load of fake 'hen do's' just so we can experience it all over again! … Read Full Review
Written on: 21/05/2014 by Emmaallen13 (1 review written)
Well I can't gush enough about the hen weekend we booked through redseven! Absolutely everything ran smoothly and exactly to schedule. Hotel was superb and all the activities were better than we expected, especially the cocktail master class (could not eat or drink another thing by the end of it) We had loads of fun and everybody we encountered couldn't do enough for us! We got top service in all the places we went and didn't have to worry about a thing. Would definitely recommend redseven to… Read Full Review
Written on: 09/05/2014
Hotel was Fantastic, Cant of asked for anything better. Comedy club was a Good night, comedians were very funny! We were meant to do white water rafting but we did Gorge walking instead. Great experience, good instructor. Meal was great meal and wine. Tiger tiger was a great night, very good club. Free Drinks included a bottle of Champagne which was unexpected. I would recommend Redseven. … Read Full Review
Written on: 27/03/2014
The hen weekend was super! Transfers were great, dead easy and really convenient. The hotel was close to the station, it was clean and good breakfast too. The Thai meal was just what we needed! The treasure hunt wasn't really our cup of tea after all the palava, we ended up doing our own bits and bobs.The lounge cruise was fab when we eventually found it! Probs needed a few better directions on that and an actual time we had to be there for. All in all it was great! He was really helpful… Read Full Review
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The weekend went absolutely amazing, everything was brilliant!! The spa ran around us once we showed them our booking and provided us with sandwiches and drinks etc. The hotel was really good, I had the best room ever, overlooked the high street so you can see whats going on. Our meal was lovely on the Friday night, I had fajitas and it was enough to feed 3 people. The drinks were cheap, the whole time we were there it was happy hour and the cocktails were very cheap.... I wasn't expecting it… Read Full Review
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Prep Day is an opportunity for alternative educational/recreational activities which could not otherwise take place within the daily schedule. Off-campus learning experiences outside the normal routine are encouraged. Prep Day is mandatory for sophomores and juniors. Freshmen will be involved in Arts Day programming and seniors will have the day off.
This year, Prep Day will take place on Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Prep Day activities occur at different times and vary in cost. The list of events is posted below. During the week of April 22-28, students may bring in the signed permission slip (see link below) along with any necessary money to the teacher organizing the event in order to reserve a spot. Sign-ups operate on a first come, first served basis, and they can fill up quickly. A student is not guaranteed a spot until he has submitted his permission slip and any necessary money to the appropriate faculty member.
Please note that some events occur after school on Tuesday evening, April 28. Students participating in those events do not need to come into Prep on Wednesday, April 29. All sophomores and juniors must sign up for an event. If a student neglects to sign up for a Prep Day activity, he must still come to school on April 29 at 8 a.m., and an activity will be chosen for him.
Please contact Mr. Anthony Locricchio, Dean of Student Life, at email@example.com or (201) 547-6487 with any questions.
Art and Performance
"The Masked Ball (Un Ballo in Maschera)"
An opera by G. Verdi about the assassination of King Gustav III of Sweden in 1792; English translation provided; The Metropolitan Opera House, Liconln Center, NYC. 5:30pm – 12am on TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL 28 EVENT!
Cost: $42.50, plus money for PATH Register with: Ms. Nordstrom Can accommodate: 15 students
"Hand to God"
An avant garde, cutting edge production: A ferocious, frank dark comedy that will shock you and provoke laughter leading to insight. If The Book of Mormon and Avenue Q had a baby it would be Hand to God. Not for the faint of heart or unimaginative believer or non-believer. For mature students ONLY!
TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL 28 EVENT! – Leaves Prep at 4:00 p.m., returns by 11 p.m.
Cost: $50, plus money for PATH & Dinner Register with: Dr. Scibilia Can accommodate: 15 students
Kean University
Day trip to visit Kean University. Learn how to prepare for, and enjoy, a college tour. Explore Kean's 48 majors, 5 theatres, top STEM programs and more! Leaves Prep at 9:00am returning by 1:00pm.
Cost: $30 Register with: Mrs. Morissette Can accommodate: 22 students
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Life Skills Workshop
Before striking out into the world on your own, come and learn some practical skills. Routine car maintenance, doing your own finances, living with a college roommate, etc. 9am to 12:30pm.
Cost: ~ $10 Register with: Ms. Flores Can accommodate:15 students.
How Economics and Statistics Rule Our World
Why does a $500 tuxedo rent for $90 a day while a $20,000 car rents for only $40 a day? Want to discuss the link between sports and statistics? Watch and discuss the documentary and books of Freakonomics and The Economic Naturalist. At Prep from 9am to 1pm.
Cost: FREE! Bring lunch. Register with: Mr. Quinn Can accommodate: 20 students
Yogi Berra Museum
Come watch a short film at Prep at 10, then leave at 11:30am to attend a 12pm to 2pm tour of the museum located in Montclair, NJ. Return to Prep by 3pm.
Cost: $10 (feel free to bring snacks!) Register with: Fr. Azzarto Can accommodate: 15 students
The Liberty Science Center
The trip will include time to explore the Science Center as well as take in an I-MAX theater movie! Leave Prep at 9am and return by 2:30p.
Cost: $22.50 plus lunch Register with: Mr. Campbell Can accommodate: 20 students
Pizza Math-a-Thon
Have questions about algebraic, geometric or other math materials or concepts but were too afraid to ask? How about learning some new math tricks and shortcuts? Questions about some SAT/ACT material? How about a free pizza lunch? 9am - 1pm in room H202.
Cost: FREE Register with: Mrs. La Bruno Can accommodate: 15 students
Lunch with Stephen Hawking
Come learn to prepare gourmet food with Sister Frances Marie, Mrs. Zanfardino and Mr. Comey! We will prepare delicious panninis, salads and desserts. After lunch, we will watch The Theory of Everything, the movie inspired by the life of Dr. Stephen Hawking. We will discuss the importance of his life and theories in our understanding of the known universe. !0:30am - 3pm.
Cost - $10 Register with - Mrs. Zanfardino Can accommodate - 30 students
The Infoage Museum
TV, Radio and shipwreck museum exhibits include WW II era radios, Apollo guidance computer, and other tech from the 50's through the 80's. Leave Prep by 10a, return by 3p.
Cost: $25 Register With: Mr. Kelly (IT department) Can accomodate: 20 students
Swiss Day!
Celebrate the melange of French and German culture in Switzerland! Make your own FUN-due, be immersed in the Swiss culture and participate in other surprisingly Swiss activities... right here at Prep!
Cost: FREE! plus cost for lunch Register with: Ms. Carlson Can accommodate: 15 students
Age of Empires 3 or 0 A.D. Multi-Player Tournament
Form alliances, raise armies and advance technology as different global civilizations in the classic real-time strategy game. Game tutorial sessions will be held in the days leading up to the tournament. Please register for tournament with Mr. Gambone. Begins at 9 a.m., ends at approximately 2p.m.
Cost: $2 – Bring Lunch Register with: Mr. Gambone (M-311) Can accommodate: 16 students
The Hero's Journey (The monomyth paradigm)
Explore and discuss Joseph Campbell's monomyth paradigm through the lens of classical beginnings, such as The Odyssey through the modern age of Star Wars and The Harry Potter cinema.Discussion on the topic, comparisons and contrasts.
Cost: FREE + $ for lunch Register with: Mr. Scannapieco Can accommodate: 20 students
The United Nations
Take a tour of the facilities and learn about how the various nations (via the UN) respond to human and natural tragedies throughout the world.
Leaves Prep at 8a.m., returns at 1:30 p.m. Cost: $35 plus Lunch
Register with: Mr. Rossi Can accommodate:13 students
Tour of Brooklyn Bridge Park
Join Mr. Wieners and Mr. Jiran on a trek through lower Manhattan and over the Brooklyn Bridge to explore Brooklyn Bridge Park. A tour of this great waterfront park will be led by Michael Lampariello, '05, Deputy Director of Operations at Brooklyn Bridge Park. After the tour, the group will eat one of the local establishments. Leave Prep by 9:00am, return by 3:00pm.
Cost: Approximately $25 Register with: Mr. Jiran Can accommodate: 20 students
Cervantes Institute and Queen Sofia Spanish Institute
Come join in the opportunity to learn more about Picasso, Dali, Miro and enjoy disserent aspects of the Spanish culture. A traditional "Tarde de Tapas" in Sevila Restaurant included! Leaves Prep at 9am. Return by 2pm.
Cost: $50 Register with: Ms. Gomez Can accommodate: 20 students
Italian Cooking Class + 3 Course Lunch
Cooking class with the executive chef of Giovanni Rana's Pastificio and Cucina in Chelsea Market, NYC. We will have a 90-minute cooking lesson and then enjoy a 3-course meal that will be prepared by the executive chef. The fresh pasta that you make will be packaged for you to take homefor you and your family to enjoy. Leave prep by 10a, return by 2:30p.
Cost: $85.00 Register with: Ms. Romano Can accomodate: 20 students
St. Charles Borromeo, Harlem NYC
Leave Prep at 9:30am and travel PATH and subway for a tour of the historic church and local neighborhood. Then meet priests from the archdioceses of New York! Return by 2:30pm. Metrocard a plus!
Cost: ~ $25 Register with: Mr. Fletcher Can accommodate: 8 students
The Internet: Then vs Now
A viewing of the movies War Games and The Net (lunch in between.) A philosophical discussion of the effect of the medium of the internet on our daily lives,
Cost: Just money for lunch (or bring your own) Register with: Ms. Glazer Can accommodate: 25 students
The Irish Famine Memorial and Liberty Island
Mr. Canale and Mr. Geary leading the tours to visit the Irish Famine Memorial in NYC, and then off to see the Statue of Liberty up close and personal! Leave Prep by 8a, return by noon.
Cost: $20 + PATH Register with: Mr. Canale Can accommodate: 20 students
Health and Fitness Bootcamp
Engage in day filled with exercise and health instruction. The day will also include a walk to a local eatery for lunch and a presentation from our Head Athletic Trainer, Kyle Kutsup. Please be sure to bring athletic clothing and footwear (sneakers) in order to participate in this Prep Day Event. The day will start at 9:00 a.m. and run through 1:00 p.m.
Begins at 9 a.m., ends at 1 p.m
Cost: Approximately $10 for lunch Register with: Mr. O'Flaherty (Gym)
Can accommodate: 30 students
Rock Climbing @ NJ Rock Gym
Take part in two hours of climbing and bouldering at New Jersey's largest rock gym. All gear is provided and each student climbs with highly trained and supervised staff.
Leaves Prep at 11:30 p.m., returns at 4:30 p.m.
Cost: $70 Register with: Ms. Bui Can accommodate: 15 students
Boats and Burritos
Students will kayak in Red Bank on the Navasink River, and after 2 hours on the water, will walk to Surf Taco for lunch! Leave Prep by 8:15am, return by 2:30pm.
Cost: $70 + bring money for lunch Register with: Mr. Morrissey Can accommodate: 15


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God is like the human heart beat, keeping you alive, moment by moment, even when you are completely unaware of Him.
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