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The Best Healing Moisturizing Lotion
Eczema Moisturizing Lotion are important to help our skin's recovery from red lesions, itchiness, dryness and peeling. Moisturizing is one of the most important tools needed to improve the areas subject to the rash. Cream Steroids are often recommended for healing the red pimples and patches. This does help some people reduce inflammation however it needs to be used on a short-term basis.
For some people, they find when they stop the use of the medication, the rash returns. Dermatologists recommend that you stop after three weeks for a week to avoid thinning the skin. Some people with severe eczema may be given oral steroids to relieve some redness and itching. Be sure to follow directions and taper off the medication as instructed. You can use Eczema Moisturizing Lotion to keep moisturizing the skin when avoiding medications.
In addition to topical steroids, Eczema Moisturizing Lotion are often recommended by physicians. When I used a topical steroid on its own, it didn't improve my skin. I saw the most improvement once I implemented a routine that involved moisturizing two times a day. I found that using olive oil, coconut oil and neem oil hydrating my skin and helped the redness fade. It is easy for the skin to dry out when you are in the sun or in an air-conditioned building.
Be sure when you use an Eczema Moisturizing Lotion that you check the ingredients and see if it's for sensitive skin. If you don't do this, you may react to an ingredient or get too dry from the alcohol content in some creams over the counter.
Some natural solutions to apply to the skin include shea butter, evening primrose oil, and aloe vera. Taking supplements that contain essential fatty acids such as flax seed oil help to repair the skin. Because there is a lot of stress with a rash, a good multivitamin can help build your immune system and keep you strong. Itching is also helped by using Eczema Moisturizing Lotion. The less you itch, the less you scratch and damage the skin.
Somebody who is not health conscious would probably just buy any kind of Eczema Moisturizing Lotion they find and would probably prefer scented lotion without taking into consideration the ingredients of such lotion. Nowadays you must be a responsible shopper for it is your health that is at stake.
There are specific ingredients that you are to avoid when buying skin care products and this you should check every time you purchase a Eczema Moisturizing Lotion. Always read the ingredients before you purchase one. The safest way to shop nowadays is to go for organic products.
If you are on the quest of finding the best Eczema Moisturizing Lotion, then it is highly recommended for you to have organic products. It offers a lot of benefits to the skin and brings about wonderful healing to the skin too.
An organic Eczema Moisturizing Lotion is best because it's from natural extracts, oils, and other substances that are safe for the skin. They blend well with your skins natural oil and moisturizers thus produce a good anti-aging effect. That is why they are preferred by most women of today and even since ancient times.


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Lad out of Yorkshire Mug
Brand Yorkie Ware
- Stoneware
- 11 fl oz (1/2 pint)
- H80 x W100mm
- Handmade in Stoke on Trent
- Dishwasher Safe
Here we have the Lad out of Yorkshire Mug from Yorkie Ware. These stoneware mugs are a bit of a classic round these parts. All their mugs are handmade in Stoke on Trent and have been carefully designed for optimal biscuit dippage.

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There are some great deals this week on cereal, so take this chance to stock up - cereal has a pretty long expiration date.
At Basha's, you can get Kellogg's cereals for $1.50 each with their in-ad coupon ($6.00 off) and their 4 for $12 sale.
And at Safeway, they have a deal on General Mills cereals for $2.00 each, use some $0.75 off coupons found here, here, or here and you SHOULD get a $4.50 catalina for milk if you buy 3. Also, you can sign up for Cellfire and Shortcuts.com to get even more coupons loaded right onto your Safeway card. You could end up with really cheap cereal and free milk, too!
I already bought the Kellogg's at Bashas and will be trying out the deal at Safeway today, so I will let you know how it goes.
Friday, July 03, 2009
Great Deals on Cereal This Week!!
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Compliance Tips for Type III Supporting Organizations | Planned Giving Design Center: The so-called "Type III supporting organization" ("SO"),[1] which first came into existence as a result of the enactment of Section 509(a)(3) under the Tax Reform Act of 1969,[2] is one of the most complex and difficult to understand forms of Section 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations. Although it may often bear a striking resemblance to a private foundation, particularly in the case of a charitable trust whose sole purpose it to make payments to one or more publicly supported organizations,[3] a Type III SO is classified as a public charity and is therefore not subject to the strict and burdensome tax regime, chock-full of potential excise tax penalties, applicable to private foundations.[4] Over the years, both Congress and the IRS have struggled with the treatment of Type III SOs, particularly in light of their perceived abuses, from considering eliminating them altogether t
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Part 1 – Waterhammer in Liquid Lines
This is the first in a series of articles on fluid transients in piping systems.
Four Broad Categories. From a practical point of view, fluid transients in piping systems can be divided into four categories:
- Liquid-filled systems
- Liquid-vapor systems
- Liquid-gas systems
- Gas systems
In this first article we look at transients in liquid-filled systems. This classic case will also be of importance when investigating two-phase flow transients in future articles.
By liquid-filled system we mean a case where the line does not contain vapor or gas, only liquid. A change in velocity causes a change of pressure along the line. Classic cases include valve opening or closing, and pump start or stop.
Bulk Flow
The severity of the transient depends on the duration of the flow disturbance td compared to the propagation time tp. If the disturbance time (for example the valve closure time) is much longer (slower) than the propagation time, the transient will be a bulk flow. The condition for bulk flow can be written as
td >> tp
td = disturbance time, sec
tp = acoustic propagation time, sec
The propagation time is the time it takes the sonic pressure wave to travel down the line, or
L = length of pipeline, in
c = velocity of sound in the liquid-filled line, in/sec
In the case of bulk flow, the momentum force exerted on a gradually and linearly closing valve is
F = force on closing valve in bulk flow, lb
r = mass density of liquid, lbm/in3
A = flow area, in2
L = length of pipe, in
v = change in liquid velocity, in/sec
td = closure time, sec
Note that in the case of a long pipeline, for example in the order of 10 miles (52800 ft), common in water or oil transmission systems, the condition for bulk flow is
In other words, an isolation valve on a 10 mile pipeline would have to be closed slowly, well over 11 seconds, for the line to remain in a bulk flow condition and prevent waterhammer.
Propagative (Waterhammer) Flow
If the disturbance time td is short compared to the acoustic propagation time tp then the transient is a waterhammer. In this case the pressure rise is
DP = pressure rise, psi
r = mass density of liquid, lbm/in3
c = velocity of sound in the liquid-filled line, in/sec
Dv = change in liquid velocity, in/sec
For water at room temperature in a rigid pipe, the waterhammer pressure rise DP (psi) due to a very rapid (td < tp) flow stoppage Dv (ft/sec) can be approximated by
The stoppage of a 10 ft/sec flow of water that would yield DP < 1 psi with bulk flow (slow valve closure), will now cause a pressure rise of 650 psi in case of waterhammer (fast valve closure). Note that downstream of the closing element the pressure will drop.
Effects of Waterhammer in Liquid Lines
A waterhammer in a liquid line may cause failure in one of several ways: (1) Burst of the pipe, (2) Leakage at mechanical joints, gaskets and packing, (3) Failure or malfunction of in-line instruments and components, and (4) Movement of the line.
Figure 1 is a case in point, where a pipeline burst under the effect of an oil hammer. In this case, the burst occurred in a corroded region of the line. Note that because the breathing mode of the pipe is very stiff there will be dynamic amplification of the pressure pulse.
Figure 1 - Oil Hammer in Corroded Section of Pipeline
Deformation may be caused by the pressure imbalance in the line as the waterhammer pressure wave travels upstream. This force imbalance causes the system to move, more often jump; possibly failing braces and supports, Figure 2.
Figure 2 – Axial Thrust Block Fails from Waterhammer
Transition to Two-Phase Transient. As we have seen, the pressure at the closing valve, at the onset of the waterhammer, increases to
After the pressure wave travels upstream a distance L at the speed of sound c, reflects at the opposite end and comes back to the now closed valve (a travel which takes 2L/c seconds to accomplish), the reflected pressure at the closed valve will drop as shown in Figure 3, to become
Figure 3 - Waterhammer Pressure at the Closed Valve
And if this reduced pressure is below the vapor pressure, a steam bubble will form (a large cavitation). What started as a liquid waterhammer has now evolved into a liquid-vapor condition, itself causing its own bubble collapse waterhammer, which will be the subject of the next article.


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Westview will pre-sell tickets for the basketball game @ Fairfield on Friday. Tickets are $5 and will be sold from the athletic office. There will also be tickets at the door.
High school- new opportunities: 1. CONEXUS Indiana is looking for summer interns. conexusindiana.com 2. Health Care Career Day at Dupont Hospital, FW. Feb 8 from 10-noon. (3) Ball State is hosting Portfolio Review Day on Feb 8. Many art forms represented.
JH NECC tournament UPDATE: The 7th grade boys team will play at 4:30 pm tonight (at Westview) with the 8th grade game to follow. GO WARRIORS!
10th & 11th grade: Planning on attending IMPACT Institute next year? You must complete a paper & online application. Deadline is FEB 4 for Cosmo, Primary Healthcare and Health Occupations. Other applications are due on MARCH 4. See YORDY for an application!!
Thursday - HS Grade Recovery - room 136 from 3:40pm - 5:20pm.
Call-out for Academic Super Bowl will be Monday during activity period in Mr. Yoder's room (310).
JH Grade Recovery - room 222 from 3:35pm - 5:20pm today.
JH wrestling will begin on Thursday after school.
Westview School Corporation is on a 2 hour delay, 12/16/19.
Congratulations to our Student Ambassadors and Principal Dozen for November. Student Ambassadors: Abder Alrasheed, Hannah Knabe, Ashley Weaver, Drew Walker, Saleh Omar Principal Dozen: Jesse Miller, Lori Hochstetler, Jane Miller, Emily Detweile, Jacob Watts, Jacob Peruski, Joshua Lehman, Darin Bontrager, Karlie Schrock, Jonathon Roth, Mason Wire, Julie Schrock
This is a reminder that all students must have their sports pass to enter basketball games. You must show your pass to the person taking tickets. Thank you for your cooperation!
The Media Center will close at 3:30 pm on Wednesday, November 27 for Thanksgiving Break. We will not have After-School Hours. Please plan accordingly.
JH Grade Recovery Tonight- room 225 from 3:35pm - 5:20pm
Lost and Found is located outside the main office. If you are missing your water bottle, clothing, lunchbox, shoes, other supplies, check out the lost and found.
Fall KPC All Area: Pictures are on Wednesday, Dec. 3 at East Noble @ 6:30pm
Dec. 2: JH Girls basketball callout during activity period - old gym
Thank you to Mr. Kevin Lambright who spoke to Mrs. Jansen's 5th period Econ class about what it takes to be a successful business person. He also touched on the important aspects of entrepreneurship. Econ students are currently working on creating their own business plans, products and advertising campaigns and Mr. Lambright's wealth of knowledge was greatly appreciated. The meeting was arranged through the Lagrange County Junior Achievement Board.
Baseball call out on Monday 11/18 during activity period in the old gym. This is for grades 9-12.
Sophomores and Juniors: We are scheduled to visit IMPACT Institute (our career center in Kendallville) next Friday, NOV 22. If you want to attend, you must complete a permission slip and return on Monday. Please see Mr Yordy immediately if you have questions.
Congratulations to the Principal Dozen and Student Ambassadors for October! HS Student Ambassadors: Anthony Schwartz, Amber McHenry, Tanner Pruitt, Ali Al-Faisal, Madison Mishler, Beth Mezquitan, Katherine Stutzman, Danae Fry & Logan McNamara Principal Dozen: Cheryl Hochstetler, Jayna Lambright, Kayla Rose Bontrager, McKynze Sivits, Ava Williams, Hope Welsh, Ayden Leis, Luke Kemp, Cole Bontrager, Ida Miller, Jennifer Osorio Luna and Grace E Lambright
*Today's basketball game at Lakeland Christian is CANCELLED. *The JH basketball games with Northridge are rescheduled for Monday,Dec. 2 *JH sports pictures will be taken on Thursday, Nov. 14 with 7th grade first.
Westview School Corporation is on a 2 hour delay, 11/12/19.
The current roster for the 8th grade Washington DC trip is posted outside Mrs. Eash's room. Check the list to make sure your name is on it!
Congratulations to the following athletes who were recently named to the NECC All Conference teams: BOYS SOCCER: Blake Egli, Jack McCoy, Austin Yoder, Jadon Yoder GIRLS SOCCER: Jodi Hostetler, Julie Miller, Ashley Mullett Honorable Mention: Isabelle Helmuth, Paige Riegsecker, Paige Schwartz VOLLEYBALL: Payton May, Gloria Miller WARRIOR PRIDE!
Seniors: Today (NOV 1) is a very important day if you are applying to IU Bloomington or Purdue W. Lafayette. You must complete your application, have Student Services send your transcript & send your SAT or ACT score directly. See Yordy immediately if you have any questions!!
Marine biology informational meeting will be Monday, Nov. 4th at 6:00 pm for Juniors and Seniors that are interested in the trip over Spring Break 2020.
Junior High students: Parent Shadow Day is quickly approaching, please drop off your completed parent forms to the front office in the basket by Brenda.
Wizard of Oz tickets are now on sale in the front office. They are $10. There are four shows on the weekend of November 1-3! FRIDAY NIGHT IS SOLD OUT
JH students - Our first after school event is coming up! Stay after school on Friday, November 15 for snacks, an escape room, and other fun activities being sponsored by your JH student council. The cost to attend is $5, and you can sign up and pay in your science class.
HS Grade Recovery in room 166 with Mrs. Andersen 3:40 pm - 5:15 pm. Please let the front office know if you are staying.
Junior & Senior Girls: Next week we have Saint Mary's College (all women) coming to visit. If you are interested, please sign up in Student Services.
11th & 12th Grade: THE BIN in Student Services has info about several scholarships. They include: Heisman Scholarship (up to $5000); B Davis ($1000, due May 22); Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship ($7500, due Nov 30); The Coolidge (Full ride for Juniors, due Jan 16); the Better Business Bureau Student of Integrity ($2000, due Dec 12); the Hagan Scholarship Foundation ($16,000, due Nov 15); and the Prudential Spirit of Community Award ($1000, Nov 5). Please see YORDY if you have any questions!
SENIORS: Get help filing the FAFSA at any one of 37 College Goal Sunday sites across the state on November 3. Billions in state and federal financial aid is available. The FAFSA is required for determining state and federal aid including grants, scholarships, student loans, and many colleges require a completed FAFSA to award merit and need-based scholarships. More info can be found at http://www.collegegoalsunday.org/index.php/information
Students: Now is the time to buy your Sport Pass for the upcoming winter season. Your cost is $30 for the entire winter sport season. Please go to the athletic office for info.
GRADES 9-12: If you are a 21st Century Scholar, please consider attending Scholar Success Day at Trine on Sat, Nov 2. Registration is preferred at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/scholar-success-day-trine-university-november-2-2019-parent-registration-registration-74899483371
Good luck XC runners at Semi-State today!
Parents: If you were not able to make it to conferences this week, report cards will be sent home today with your child. Have a safe fall break and we'll see everyone back on Monday.
Attention 8th graders interested in going on the Washington DC trip - there will be a meeting for all 8th graders on Monday, October 28th during activity period to discuss the trip. Keep watching the bulletin board outside of Mrs. Eash's room for updated information.
The Media Center will be closed after school next week (Oct. 21-23) due to Parent-Teacher Conferences and Fall Break. Please plan accordingly.
Seniors: The all-important FAFSA opened on October 1st. If you hope to go to college next year, you really must complete the FAFSA. It will help you receive financial aid like scholarships. Need help to understand? You and your parent(s) should mark your calendar. Monday, October 14 @ 6:30 PM in Room 166. We will host a Senior FAFSA Night. Hope to see you there!!
Sophomores and Juniors: Just a reminder that the PSAT is coming!! We will test on Wednesday, October 16 during periods 1-4. Room assignments are posted on the Student Services windows. See Mr. Yordy if you have any questions.
Juniors: Tomorrow is the last day to turn in your magazine sales! Please be sure to head to Mrs. Jansen's room in the morning to get your items turned in. Sales have been slow, so we are hoping you are all just waiting for the last day to turn things in. :)
HS Grade Recovery will be in room 162 (Mrs. Duff's room) from 3:40 to 5:15 tonight.
Juniors & Seniors: The University of Indianapolis will be here today at 2:00pm in Student Services.
Each JH teacher picked one student to be their Class Act Warrior of the week, and these fine students were chosen for their kindness to others, positive attitudes, maximum effort and preparedness for class. Students received a sticker to put on the outside of their locker to show they are a #ClassActWarrior Congrats to you all!
There will be an information meeting for juniors and seniors and (parents) who are currently or have taken an advanced science course for the marine biology trip this spring break. The meeting will be tomorrow, Tuesday, October 8th at 5:30 pm in room 166.
There will be an information meeting for juniors and seniors and (parents) for the marine biology trip this spring break. The meeting will be tomorrow, Tuesday, October 8, at 5:30 pm in room 166.
The Westview FFA had a successful day at Area XI Soils in Dekalb County. The senior team of Chad Herschberger, Paul Klopfenstein, Brandon Lehman and Brad Chupp were second and qualified for the state contest on October 19th. In the junior level competition, Benton Herschberger was the first place individual.
There will be a JH boys basketball call out on Monday, October 7, during Activity Period in the JH gym. Information for tryouts will be handed out. See Mr. Yoder with questions.
Juniors & Seniors: Next week Univ of Indy, Anderson Univ, IU Bloomington and Ball State are coming to visit. If you would like to meet with any of them, sign up in Student Services.
High School Grade Recovery in room 166 with Ms. Andersen today. Let us know in the office or email if you are planning to attend.
There will be a call out for the high school jump rope team during activity period on October 14th. If you are a high school student interested in being on the team, plan to meet in Mrs. Eash's room on the 14th.
We have had a new college credit opportunity open up for our students. Mr. Tibbs will be teaching dual credit Speech through Trine University second semester. Any student interested should see Mrs. May to see if it works in your schedule.
Picture retakes will be on Wednesday, October 2, from 10:30 am - 12:30 pm. If you want retakes, bring your original pictures along with $8.
High School Grade Recovery today in room 208 from 3:40pm - 5:15pm. If you are planning to stay, please let the front office know.
Tuesday - JH Grade Recovery in room 221 from 3:35pm - 5:20pm.
Seniors: It's time to start thinking about graduation. Please stop into Student Services to sign off on your official name. See Mrs. Klaassen with questions.
Weather related cancellations for tonight: Car Show JH girls and boys soccer Archery team outing HS boys game vs Bethany Christian
Juniors and Seniors: If you've ever thought of becoming a pilot, we have LIFT Academy coming to visit next Tuesday. If you are interested in meeting with the rep, please sign up in Student Services today.
All locker rooms will be in use on Saturday. Please make sure your belongings are taken care of and your lockers are locked.
Parents: Midterm grade reports are being sent home with your son/daughter TODAY! Please take the time to review the grade report with your child.
Westview Theatre will be competing at the Bethel College Regional on November 23. Our piece is Emotional Baggage and auditions are tomorrow after school in room 300. We need crew also, so if you have an interest in any area, please attend.
JH Grade Recovery tonight in room 225 from 3:35pm - 5:20pm.
Anderson University Rep visit today at 1:30pm in Student Services.
Seniors: This week (SEPT 23-27) is College Go! Week. Many Indiana colleges are waiving their admission fee, which means you can apply for FREE. Check your email for the list of schools or look on the Student Services bulletin board. See Mr. Yordy if you have any questions.
There will be HS Grade Recovery today in room 208 from 3:40pm - 5:15pm.
Westview School Corporation is looking for a School Resource Officer. Visit our website to see how to apply. www.westview.k12.in.us
8th graders are you interested in joining the archery club? We will be allowing 8th graders to join the group this year. Please attend an informational meeting in Mrs. Duff's room on Monday during activity period for more information.
HS STUCO members and Seniors: Soap Sale Orders are due Sept. 13th! THIS FRIDAY! Please be sure to turn them in! Don't forget that $$$ is due at the time of turn in!
Are you interested in being a college athlete? You must meet academic requirements. Division I or II prospects, you must register with the NCAA Clearinghouse. If going to a smaller school, you will register through the NAIA Clearinghouse playnaia.org. Mr. Yordy has more info!
Seniors: A final reminder that the Lilly Scholarship application is due TOMORROW! www.lccf.net/lillyscholarship
We have a limited amount of additional 2018-2019 yearbooks available for purchase on Friday in the main office. The cost of the book is $55.00 (cash or check) and sold on a first come first serve basis.
Parents: ILEARN and ISTEP scores are being mailed home today. Please review the scores with your child.
Taking dual credit through Trine University? You must have everything turned in by this Friday (Sept 6). This includes your student agreement form, course registration and online application. Failure to meet this deadline will result in being dropped from the dual credit. Please see Yordy immediately with questions.
Theatre Club meets today for Grades 7-12. We'll meet in the auditorium at 3:35.
Seniors: Aspiring IN teachers can apply for the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship which provides up to $7,500 per year of college to students who commit to teaching in IN for 5 years after earning a degree. If interested, apply by 11-30-19 at ScholarTrack.IN.gov.
The 2018-2019 yearbooks are being distributed. Students are receiving them during 7th hour on Wednesday, September 4th. Students no longer enrolled at Westview may pick them up from the main office at their earliest convenience.
JH Fall Sport team pictures are TODAY after school. Please bring your order form with payment when your picture is taken.
Sport passes are on sale in the athletic office. Family $160, Students $30, Adults $65. Last day is September 18.
SOAP SALES: Reminder to all STUCO members and Seniors selling soap, you may turn in orders to Jansen at any time. We will be selling until Sept. 13th. See Martin or Jansen with any questions.
Seniors - Check your email and join the Class of 2020 on Google Classroom to stay up-to-date on all things Senior.
Juniors & Seniors: Indiana Tech will be here to visit this Thursday at 10:00am. Please sign up in Student Services if you are interested in attending. There are several colleges coming to visit in the next couple months, so please listen for them on the announcements..
Girls Soccer will be Varsity only tonight.
If you would like to order a yearbook for this year, you can pick up a form in the front office. They are $55.
Upcoming call-outs: Cheerleading 9/9, Girls basketball call-out 9/16
Students driving to school are required to have a parking pass each year. You can pick up a form in the front office and the cost is $1. We will be checking the parking lot when we get back from Labor Day weekend.
Interested in traveling to Ireland, Scotland and London? There is still time to sign up for this trip of a lifetime! YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS OUT ON THIS! See Mrs. Perkins in room 127 for more info or go to http://www.eftours.com/2147857hj
Juniors and Seniors interested in the PLUS program for this semester, please see Nurse Tara.
HS sport fees are past due. Please bring the $15 to the athletic office. JH sport fee of $10 is due on Friday.
Attention High School Students: Want to earn some extra money? Concessions is looking for people to help out AND you will get paid! If interested, contact Cathy Smith at 260-316-2741.
HS cheerleading call outs will be September 9th during activity period in the JH gym . The try-out list is in the front office.
Sport passes are on sale in the athletic office until September 18. The cost for passes are: Family $160, Students $30 and Adults $65.
The entire Westview family sends our thoughts and prayers to the West Noble community during this very difficult time.
8/19/19 Westview School Corporation is on a 2 hour delay because of fog.
Grades 11 & 12: REMC has two internship positions (Customer Service and Engineering/Operations) that they are looking to fill this year. If you are interested, please see Ms. Stidham in Student Services.
8/16/19 Westview School Corporation is on a 2 hour delay today.
Junior High and High School Grade Recovery will start after Labor Day.
Theater Club starts tonight after school in the auditorium. This is open to students in grades 7-12 who are interested in any aspect of theater including onstage, backstage, and technical roles.
Practices for JH sports will begin tomorrow, August 15. Please make sure you have a physical on file with the athletic department.
The 8th grade Washington DC group pictures are in and available to be picked up from Mrs. Eash (room 208) before or after school.
Parents: Please remember if you are dropping your child off, you should use the auditorium doors on the south side of the building. THE FRONT PARKING LOT IS FOR SCHOOL BUSES ONLY! Thank you for keeping our kids safe!
8/12/19 3:34 PM Westiew School Corporation is testing our emergency notification system. Please do not respond.
Please do not park on the south high school parking lot on Friday, August 9th. The sheriff's department will be conducting training. Thanks
Students signed up for English 10 Honors need to join the Google Classroom for Eng 10 Honors to access important information about the required summer reading. The assigned reading link is in the classroom site and can be printed. To join use: i3clvt2
Athletes- Now would be a great time to get those athletic physicals completed. You can't participate in any athletic activities until you have one on file. GO WARRIORS!
Westview Jr/Sr High School has an opening for an 11th grade English teacher. If interested, please contact Rich Cory at email@example.com
Report cards were sent home in the mail today.
Students...the lockers have been cleaned out. If you forgot anything, you have until the end of the week to pick it up (June 7). HAVE A GREAT SUMMER!
The 8th grade promotion ceremony is today at 1:30 pm. Doors will open at 1:00 pm.
All color guard members are reminded that the first rehearsal is next Thursday. Please see Mr. Brown if you cannot attend.
Eighth grade students attending the Washington DC trip, please plan to be at the school no later than 7:15 am next Thursday to board the bus. See Mrs. Eash with questions.
All those that are on the archery team, and 8th graders that are wanting to join next year, we will be having a short meeting during reading/CNN time on Friday in Mrs. Duff's room. Please attend if you will be participating in archery next year.
Senior Baccalaureate will be in the auditorium tonight at 7:00 pm tonight.
All high school cross country runners for next fall stop by Mr. Hively's room #136 for a summer running log-book and calendar.
All students taking summer PE, please meet outside the fitness center with Mr. Pippenger on Thursday during reading time. Important class info will be covered along with a review of the summer schedule.
End of the year information: Shuttle bus will run through Thursday. After school library hours through Thursday. Fitness Center is open through Friday.
Students in current grades 7-11...make sure you take your lock home on the last day of school and keep it in a safe place, so you can find it next year. Be sure to write your combination down, too.
The lost and found is located outside the front office. If you are missing anything, please look through the belongings on the table. Items left behind will be donated to the Warrior Wardrobe or given to Clothes and Food Basket at the end of the year. PARENTS-Encourage your son/daughter to look through the table as we have shoes, lunchboxes, eye glasses, coats, sweatshirts, jewelry etc. just waiting to be returned!
Topeka Elementary School will not be in session today due to power outage. All other Westview buildings will go to school today, May 23, 2019.
Westview School Corporation is on a 2 hour delay for Thursday, May 23, 2019.
Seniors: You can still find a few scholarships in THE BIN. We just received 15 new ones through www.StudentScholarship.org. Please check them out in Student Services or visit the website.
WV students are invited to visit several colleges this summer FOR FREE! We will visit Trine & Purdue FW on June 10, IUPUI on June 11, and IUSB & Ivy Tech on June 14. If you are interested in this opportunity, stop by Student Services and see Mr. Yordy or Mrs. May.
All library books are due Monday, May 20.
Students going on the Washington DC trip - we will have a parent meeting next Tuesday, May 21, at 6:30pm in the cafeteria. It is important for everyone to attend!
Summer boys & girls basketball,tennis and soccer camp forms are in the athletic office. Be sure to stop by and pick one up!
The Westview Cafe is open Friday morning in the concession area.
SPRING FLING IS TOMORROW DURING PERIODS 5-7. A reminder that tomorrow you should be bringing in $ for the Risk Family and items for the clothing drive. You will need to check in to the table at lunch if you dressed up for your assigned decade.
HS Grade Recovery tonight in room 305 from 3:40pm - 5:00pm
Theatre Club meeting after school in the auditorium from 3:35pm to 5:15pm.
-PLUS students, Please remember to turn in your permission slips to Nurse Tara for May 13th field trip.
Any girls in grades 8-11 who are interested in being a part of the Westview Marching Warrior Color Guard should stop by the band room and see Mr. Brown for more information.
As of Wednesday, May 28, you will not be able to charge anything on your lunch account. All negative accounts will need to be paid before June 3. Should you have an issue with this, please see Mr. Cory or Mrs. Nine BEFORE your lunch.
Athletic Updates: All athletic contests are cancelled for this evening (5/2/19). Please check with your coach for rescheduled dates.
All scheduled athletic meets/games are cancelled for tonight. Girls tennis, softball, baseball and JH track WILL HAVE practice.
HS Grade Recovery in room 305 from 3:40pm - 5:00pm today.
Student Handbook correction - May 9, May 10, and May 30 school will be in session. (No Professional Day or Snow Days). Our last day of school will be June 3rd.
7th grade students interested in applying for LIFE: Applications along with recommendation letters are due today. They can be turned in to Mrs. Bender in room 129 or Mrs. May in the guidance office.
Seniors: the FAFSA deadline is TODAY. If you have questions see Ms. Stidham or Mr. Yordy.
The 8th grade promotion ceremony will be on the last day of school (June 3) at 1:30 pm. Doors will open at 1:00 pm.
8th grade students going on the Washington DC trip can pick up a room assignment form from Mrs. Eash's door today. Also, please turn in your medical forms to Mrs. Eash by the end of this week.
Our HS Spring Academic Awards is moved to Wednesday, May 1st in the Wilson Auditorium. Senior Scholarships at 6:30pm. Intermission 7:15pm-7:30pm. All other Academic Awards will begin at 7:30pm.
Sophomores: Remember that we finish up ISTEP testing in the next two weeks. We will be testing the Math portion on April 11 & 12 and English/Language Arts on April 17 & 18. More details and room assignments are posted on the Student Services windows.
Have a safe Spring Break and we'll see you back on April 8!
Students in grades 8 and up, who are interested in taking a DNR Boater Safety class after spring break, please see Mrs. May for a permission slip. The course will take place April 15-18 and it is FREE!
8th graders! Interested in joining archery club or at least learning more about it?? Come to the archery club meeting Monday (after spring break) in the small gym to see what we do and get more information. We are looking for new members.
Seniors: We have extra graduation announcements available for $1.25 each in the front office. We also have tassels for $9.00, if you need one too.
HS Grade Recovery in room 305 from 3:35pm - 5:00pm tonight.
HS Spring Sport pictures are on Friday,March 22 after school.
The softball scrimmage is cancelled for this afternoon (3/19).
JH Grade Grade Recovery in room 214 on Tuesday from 3:35pm - 5:20pm
Attention Seniors: The senior survey will close next Thursday, March 28. If you have not had an opportunity to complete the survey, please make sure to do so this week.
HS Grade Recovery today in room 305 from 3:40pm - 5:00pm.
Midterms will be handed out during 7th period today.
Coach Yoder has a information sheet for 7th grade girls interested in playing soccer. Stop by the athletic office to get one.
Softball forms are in the athletic office for 7th and 8th grade girls.
Jr. High Track practice starts today meet in the High School Cafeteria after school today.
The high school winter sports awards program is Thursday, March 14, at 6:30 pm. It will begin in the auditorium with refreshments to follow in the cafeteria.
High School: Are you interested in the military? Then consider attending Jim Banks US Service Academy Day. It will be held on April 27 in Fort Wayne. Juniors are especially welcome to attend and learn more about the nominating process into the academies. Look for the poster on Student Services on talk with Yordy.
Daylight savings time change - move your clocks ahead one hour on Saturday night when you go to bed.
Seventh grader student Hope Welsh will be participating in the Regional Spelling Bee tomorrow in Fort Wayne. Please wish her good luck at Regionals!
Regional ticket sales end at noon today and there are less than 100 left.
There will be an 8th grade IAFNR, or as we like to call it Ag/IT, parent open house at 6:30 pm tonight. Please join us to see the projects your child has been working on in the shop, such as forestry, wood working, welding, small engines, and taxidermy.
Auditions for the spring play, "30 Reasons Not To Be in a Play", will be held in the auditorium on March 5. Mr. Pruitt has preview scripts available to read. Performances are April 26th, 27th, & 28th.
JH wrestling with Fremont will now be on Wednesday, Feb. 27 @ 5:00 @ Westview
We are saddened to learn of the loss of KeShawn Smith, a senior at Bethany Christian. Our thoughts and prayers are extended to everyone in the Bethany Christian community and to KeShawn's family. May he rest in peace.
HS Grade Recovery in room 305 from 3:40pm -5:00pm tonight.
March 4th - HS & JH golf call out in old gym.
Spring sport athletes.... PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A PHYSICAL ON FILE. If not, now would be a GREAT time to have one done.
JUNIORS: Do you get electricity from LaGrange County REMC? If so, you could be eligible for an all-expense paid trip to Washington DC this summer (June 13-20). More information on the Student Services bulletin board
8th grade girls that did not go to the call out yesterday for volleyball may still sign up in the athletic office.
It's not too late to sign up for the Ireland and London trip! Check out the website or contact Laura Perkins for more information. Website: www.eftours.com/2147857hj, Email: email@example.com
JH Grade Recovery in room 221 from 3:35pm - 5:20pm today.
JH girls 7th & 8th grade girls basketball games with West Noble have been cancelled. You do have practice.
SENIORS: You have 10 days to get your baby picture and senior picture uploaded to the Class of 2019 Google Classroom page. Don't just mark it done. You have to actually attach the pictures that will be used in the video at graduation.If you have trouble, see Mrs. May, Mrs. Cowley, Mrs. Hales, or Mrs. Manns. GET 'ER DONE!
JUNIOR GIRLS: Purdue is hosting a Women in Engineering program on April 8, at the West Lafayette campus. This is a great opportunity, so don't let it pass by. More information on the Student Services bulletin board.
Did you know WV has an anonymous reporting form on our website? If you need to report something (bullying, a school safety issue, a friend is self-harming, etc.) but are afraid to come forward, please visit our website and click on the menu tab. All reporting is anonymous!
Boys basketball sectional ticket packets will go on sale tomorrow at the Fremont game. The cost for the packet is $10.00, which includes admission to all games. A ticket for a single game is $6.00 at the door.
Reminder: School WILL NOT be in session on Friday, February 15, due to a professional development day for staff. We will have school on February 18.
The Media Center will close at 3:30pm on Thursday. We will not have after-school hours. Please plan accordingly.
2/13/19 Westview School Corporation is on a two hour delay.
UPDATE: A new game was just added to the boys basketball schedule. There will be a HOME GAME tomorrow night (Wednesday) against Gary Roosevelt. JV will start at 6:30pm with varsity to follow. GO WARRIORS!
As of 10:30am, a decision about tonight's basketball game at Wawasee HAS NOT BEEN MADE YET, but JH basketball and wrestling has been cancelled. Basketball game updates will be posted as soon as a decision has been made.
HS students… Semi-Formal will be Feb 16th at 7pm. The cost to attend will be $10 per person. If you will be bringing a guest from another school, be sure to get a Guest Form from the office. These need to be approved by Feb 14th and returned to Mrs. Martin or Mrs. Jansen.
The Winter Academic Awards will be on Tuesday, February 19, between the Westview JV and varsity games. The awards are based on CUMULATIVE GPA, which is calculated on SEMESTER GRADES only.
IMPORTANT SENIOR INFO: If you have not ordered your cap/gown, or have not paid for them, you need to do this ASAP. March 18 is the delivery day!!! If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Cowley.
Due to the missed days of school this week, mid-term grade reports will go home next Friday (Feb 8). The date for the end of the 9 weeks will remain the same (March 8).
Please wish 7th grade student Hope Welsh good luck as she will be competing at the Lagrange county spelling bee next Tuesday here at Westview!
Congrats to the WV students who performed at Vocal/Piano ISSMA. Westview earned 22 gold medals and 1 silver medal. A HUGE shout out to the students moving on to sing at the state level: Hannah Mast, Jenaiyah Keeslar, Lindsay Stoltzfus, Patience Steglich, and Rosamaria McMahon.
Tonight JV/Varsity Boys Basketball at West Noble game has been cancelled. It has been rescheduled to February 6th at West Noble.
Tonight's boys basketball game against WN has been moved to February 6.
All JH athletic events have been cancelled for today. No word yet on tonight's boys basketball game at WN.
Westview School Corporation will be closed Thursday, Jan. 31st.
The girls basketball sectional game against CN has been moved to Friday at 6pm.
Westview School Corporation will be closed today, Jan. 29th and tomorrow, Jan. 30th.
1/29/19 Westview School Corporation is on a two hour delay. 4:54 AM
JH girls basketball and wrestling has been cancelled today.
Westview School Corporation is closed today, Monday, 1/28/19.
1/28/19 Westview School Corporation is on a two hour delay. 6:17 AM.
Wrestling Sectionals will be held at Westview tomorrow. Start time is 9 am. GO WARRIORS!
ALL locker rooms will be in use on Saturday for wrestling sectional. Make sure your lockers are locked & nothing is left out.
Summer Research Assistant opportunity for Bayer Crop Science, (must be 18 years old) see bulletin board outside office
Honor Roll is posted on the window in Student Services. Please check it out. If you're not on the list and think you should be, see Mrs. Klaassen.
HS Grade Recovery tonight at 3:40pm - 5:00pm in room 305.
The Westview Cafe will be open from 7:40am - 8:00am at the concession stand on Friday.
Reminder: If we have a 2 hr delay on a Monday, school will start at 10:15 am, not 10:45 am.
Please remember to drop students off and pick them up on the south end of the building by the auditorium/gymnasium doors. For student safety, the front doors are for school buses ONLY. Thank you for your cooperation!
On Friday, the Whippin' Warriors jump rope team will be performing during halftime of the boys varsity basketball game. Due to their performance, there will not be a 3 point shootout at halftime.
Westview School Corporation is closed on Wednesday, January 23, 2019.
1/23/19 Westview School Corporation is on a 2 hour delay. 5:28 AM
ISSMA and The Miracle Worker practice has been canceled tonight.
JH and HS Grade Recovery has been canceled tonight
ATHLETIC UPDATE (Jan 22): The boys JV and Varsity basketball game against Garrett tonight has been postponed until February 5. The JH girls basketball game has also been canceled
The JH girls basketball game at Lakewood is cancelled today. The teams will practice at Meadowview instead.
There WILL BE school on Friday, January 25, to make up for a snow day.
The Garrett boys basketball game is rescheduled for Tuesday, January 22.
On Friday, the Whippin' Warriors will be performing during halftime of the varsity boys game. Come support your warriors!
Westview School Corporation is on a two hour delay for Monday, January 21, 2019.
Tonight's boys basketball game against Garrett has been postponed until Tuesday, January 22.
Saturday's JH girls basketball tournament at Lakeview has been canceled.
SOPHOMORES: We need more help for concessions on January 26. Please sign up in Student Services today.
8th Boys basketball: Your uniforms are to be turned in by this Friday.
Final Call out for Softball on Mon. Jan. 21 during activity period. Grades 9-12
Parents: Report cards will be handed out today during 7th period. Please review this with your child.
1/16/19 Westview School Corporation is on a 2 hour delay. 5:48 AM
Attention Class of 2018 and 2017: After you have completed one semester of college, you are eligible for the Westview Scholarship. You can request a form from the office if you no longer have your application.
JH Girls basketball & JH wrestling pictures after school on Wednesday (tomorrow). Have your form & money with you.
Friday: There will be NO AFTER SCHOOL FITNESS CENTER HOURS for students. Students not training with their coaches should go home after school.
Yearbooks, we have extended the time to purchase a yearbook until the middle of February. The forms are in the office , this cost is $55.
There will be High School Grade Recovery tonight in room 305 from 3:40pm to 5:00pm.
Junior High Grade Recovery in room 222 from 3:35pm to 5:20pm.
Miracle Worker rehearsal:There is NO PRACTICE today.
JH wrestling has been canceled for tonight (Jan 10).
HS Students: Wednesday, January 9, is the last day to make schedule changes.
Students are reminded to pick up their second semester schedules from their CCR teacher BEFORE first period on Monday. WELCOME BACK, WARRIORS!
Today is the last chance to get your tickets for the Hall of Fame Classic and pay $10 rather than $20 at the door. GO WARRIORS!! Dec. 27th - 11-1 Enter Auditorium/Gym and go to Junior High gym.
JH wrestling practice will begin on Monday, Jan. 7th after school. You must have a completed physical turned in to the athletic office before you can practice.
Don't forget to wear your ugliest holiday sweater on Friday for National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day!
Freshman can order class hoodies all week. The link to order was sent last week to your school email.
Any student interested taking a bus to the Hall of Fame basketball games, visiting the museum, eating, and bowling, stop by the athletic office to get a permission slip and purchase tickets. Cost of tickets is $10. You'll also need to take money along for the rest of the activities. Permission slips need to be turned in by Friday. ,
Today is the last day for this enrollment period to go on the Ireland, Scotland, and London trip! Don't forget to enroll if you are planning on going! www.eftours.com/2147857hj Tour number: 2147857hj
Hall of Fame basketball tickets are on sale for $10. The game will be on Dec. 29 @ New Castle. Deadline to purchase is Mon. Dec. 17 8:00 am to 3:00pm
Theatre Opportunities: Are you interested in a day long comedy workshop with comedian John Branyan on December 15th? Please let Mr. Pruitt know ASAP if this event interests you. There are Early Bird discounts available for the events.
Attention Seniors: If you did not place your order for a cap and gown and need help, please see Mrs. Cowley in room 308. The deadline to order is December 14th (one-line 12/15).
Anyone wanting to order "Whippin Warriors" apparel can pick up an order form in the office. Orders will be due tomorrow, Dec. 14th. Orders can be turned into the office or to Mrs. Eash
HS Students: If you are interested in getting paid to work basketball concessions, please see Mrs. Klaassen in Student Services.
Wish your friends a Merry Christmas by sending them a candy cane gram. JH student council will be selling candy canes for 50 cents during lunch until next Friday. All candy canes will be delivered during 7th period on Wednesday, December 19.
HS Grade Recovery in room 305 from 3:40pm - 5:00pm
If you are missing something, please check the lost and found located in the stairway by the front office. The left over items will be delivered to the Clothes and Food Basket during Christmas break.
Phones at all Westview buildings are currently not receiving or sending phone calls. We thank you for your patience as we work to resolve the issue with the phone provider.
Winter Play Auditions for "The Miracle Worker", the Helen Keller story, will be Thursday, Dec 13 and Monday, Dec 17, in the auditorium at 3:35 pm. Students are invited to come to one or both days. See Mr. Pruitt if you want to borrow a script before auditions.
The wrestling meet with Triton on Thursday is cancelled, as is the HS wrestling meet with Howe on Dec. 10.
12/5/18 Westview School Corp. is on a 2 hour delay. 5:51 AM.
Students can still order yearbooks for the 2018-2019 school year until December 21st. The cost is $55.00 and forms are in the front office.
HS Grade Recovery is canceled for tonight.
Congratulations to our Student Ambassadors for November. They are: Leon Raber, Colton Marchant, Brian Titus and Adam Adamczyk.
SOPHOMORES: We need help with basketball concessions on Saturday, December 8. Please sign up in Student Services.
Attention Seniors: If you did not place your order for a cap and gown and need help, please see Mrs. Cowley in room 308. The deadline to order is December 15th.
Theatre Opportunities: Are you interested in a day long comedy workshop with comedian John Branyan on December 15th? Do you want to attend the Indiana Thespians State Conference in Indianapolis in January 2019? Please let Mr. Pruitt know ASAP if either event applies to you. There are Early Bird discounts available for both events.
The Westview Jump Rope team will have its first performance next Tuesday, Dec. 4th, during halftime of the girls varsity basketball game. Come out and support the team!
The Music Department Winter Concerts have been rescheduled for Wednesday, December 5. JH will start at 6pm and HS at 7pm.
11/26/18 Westview School Corp. is cancelled today for school. 8:09 AM
11/26/18 Westview School Corp. is on a 2 hour delay today. 6:09 AM
6:11 AM 11/19/18 Westview School Corp. is on a 2 hr. delay for fog.
Attention Seniors: If you did not place your order for a cap and gown and need help, please see Mrs. Cowley in room 308. The deadline to order is December 15th.
November 15- High school grade recovery has been canceled for tonight.
Midterm report cards will be sent home today! Please review this with your student and contact us with any concerns.
The Warrior Wardrobe -Do you have clothes in good condition that you never wear? Clean out your closet and donate clothes to your fellow warriors. All sizes and types of clothing welcome. Drop off in Mrs. May's office. Clothes must be washed and in "like new" condition.
SENIORS: More scholarships are here: Ceres (4H or FFA, $1000); Indiana State University (Gongaware, full tuition); LaGrange County Soil and Water (agriculture or conservation, $500); Richard Lugar Minority Scholarship ($4000 - $20,000). See YORDY if you have any questions.
Jump Rope Team practice starts on Monday, right after school!
Congratulations and Good Luck to Kaitlin Cupp and Ethan Hibbs for being selected to the IBA All-Region Honor Band! These two will be rehearsing all day tomorrow before performing with students from all over our region in a concert on Sunday at Dekalb High School.
HS Boys track call-out grades 9-12 on Monday 11/12 during activity period.
Winter sports pictures are Friday after school.
If you are interested in archery club, there is a meeting during activity period on Monday. Participants must turn in a permission slip to participate and you can stop in Mrs. Duff's room to pick one up. The club is open to students grade 9-12 at this time.
JH students, don't forget the 1st dance of the year is on Friday (tomorrow) after school in the cafeteria. The cost is $3 & tickets are purchased at the door. The dance ends at 5:20pm, so please have rides arranged in advance.
Congratulations to Hope Welsh for winning the junior high spelling bee in 8 rounds by spelling the word "conquering" correctly! She will move on the county spelling bee which will be held in January. Linda Mullett was this year's runner-up!
HS Boys track call-out grades 9-12 on Monday 11/12 during activity period.
Any high school student interested in being on the jump rope team should see Mrs. Eash for a form. If you want to be on the team, please return the form and your money for a rope by Monday if possible. Practices will start NOVEMBER 12th.
NHS members needing to get service hours can help at the Topeka Elementary Chilli Supper on November 10th or the Science Central Fair on November 21st. Please sign up with Mr. Cory.
NHS's annual food drive will be from Thursday, November 1st through Wednesday, November 14th. This year it will be a competition between 1st period classes. A list is posted for needed items. All donations will be delivered to the Clothes and Food Basket of LaGrange County.
Seniors: If you missed the grad meeting yesterday, there are extra Josten graduation order packets in the office. Our order day is during lunch on Thurs, Nov 15, in the concession stand area. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Cowley in room 308.
JH Grade Recovery tonight in room 214 from 3:35 pm - 5:20 pm.
Congratulations to our October Student Ambassadors. They are Darrion Thornburgh, Kayle Bolling, Chelsea Weaver, Alex Rial, and Nicholas Rensberger. Your picture will be taken during activity period Monday in the front foyer.
The junior high dance is next Friday, November 9 in the cafeteria from 3:30pm-5:20pm. Tickets are $3 and can be purchased at the door.
If you are an 8th grader who still wants to sign up for the Washington DC trip, you may still do so but you will be placed on the waiting list at this time. Please see Mrs. Eash with questions.
The Warrior Bookstore is now selling Westview water bottles for $4.00. Stop by in the morning and check out what the bookstore has to offer.
We have 3 new scholarships in THE BIN in Student Services. They include: Jane George Scholarship Essay (mental health career, $750); the B Davis Scholarship (1000 word essay on leadership, $1000); and the Knights of Pythias (3.0 GPA or higher, $1000). We also have a booklet on the many Purdue Fort Wayne scholarships.
Thursday - JH Parent Shadow Day 7:45am - 12:40pm
SENIORS: If you haven't already signed off on your graduation name, please stop in Student Services. We have a treat for you!
Hall of Fame basketball tickets are on sale for $10. This will be on Dec. 29 @ New Castle. Deadline to purchase is Mon. Dec. 17, 8:00 am to 3:00pm
Cheerleaders will be selling basketball t-shirts during lunch A and B . Money must be turned in when ordering . Short sleeve shirts are $10.00 (+2.00 or 2XL or larger), Long Sleeve shirts are $15.00 (+2.00 for 2XL or larger). Orders are Due November 2nd. Junior high students can pick up forms and turn the money in the front office.
We will have JH Grade Recovery from 3:35pm - 5:20pm in room 222 tonight.
Warrior fans who would like to watch the XC State Finals tomorrow, here is the link. The boys race starts at 1:45. https://www.ihsaatv.org/watch/2018-ihsaa-boys-and-girls-cross-country-state-finals https://livestream.com/Timingmd/2018StateFinals
We cordially invite JH parents to attend Parent Shadow Day on November 1. If your child is in 7th or 8th grade, and you would like to spend the morning shadowing your son/daughter, please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com or call Jennifer K. at 260-768-4146. Parents are welcome to eat lunch with their child, as well.
Any high school student interested in being on the jump rope team should see Mrs. Eash for a form. If you want to be on the team, please return the form and your money for a rope by Monday if possible. Practices will start in early November.
Friday - Warrior Cafe open at 7:45am.
Junior High Students: Please remember to bring in your Parent Shadow Day forms.
Girls BB Scrimmage on Thursday will start @ 6:30 pm
HS Wrestling practice begins on Monday, Oct. 29. Make sure you have a physical done.
Next Monday, the 22nd, there will be a meeting for ALL 8th graders in the auditorium during activity period regarding the Washington DC trip. All 8th graders should be in attendance.
Our WHS musical "Grease" will be performed November 2 and 3 (Friday-Saturday) @ 7:00pm and November 4 (Sunday) at 2:30pm. Tickets are $8 each and can be purchased in the office.
We are in need of volunteers to help out with this years Special Olympics Kick-Off event on Friday, October 26th from 6:00pm - 7:30pm! If you are wanting to help see Mrs. Oakley or Kelby Christner.
No High School or Junior High Grade Recovery this week.
SENIORS: Believe it or not, it's time to start thinking about graduation! Please stop in Student Services to be sure we have the correct spelling of your name that will be used on your diploma.
Juniors, today is the last day to turn in magazine sales. Please, please, please get them turned in today.
HS Grade Recovery - room 305 from 3:40pm - 5:00pm
Friday - Warrior Cafe Open - concession area at 7:45am - 8:00am
Juniors - Friday is the last day to turn in your magazine sales. We need all of you to turn in what you have! Sales have not been great thus far… so we are hoping that you are just holding out till Friday. If you haven't sold, get on it! There are still two mystery staff members just itching to give you a free ticket to prom!
NHS is hosting a blood drive on Wed, Oct 31st in the JH gym. If you are 16 or older, you can donate blood. Students who are 16 need a signed parental consent form. Sign up for an appointment and pick up the needed papers in the foyer during A or B lunch or in the office during school hours. If you have questions, talk to Mrs. Harrington in room 130.
Sophomores and Juniors: We have posted the list of students taking the PSAT on the Student Services' windows. It will be given THIS WED morning. Remember to bring a pencil and calculator. Do not bring your cell phone! Please let Yordy know if your name is not on the list!
The annual Fall Festival will be this Friday at 6:30pm in the cafeteria. Our very own DS and Jazz Band will be performing, while the Art Department will be decorating, and running the raffle and concession stand. Bring your chairs or blankets to sit on for this fun evening!
NO 7th grade volleyball practice today, but the game is still on for tomorrow.
Both the 8th grade boys soccer team and the JH girls soccer team WILL NOT have practice tonight.
See the Warrior Marching Band tonight at Corn School! The parade starts at 7:30 pm
Westview Elementary PLUS partners, there is a conflict with meeting with your mentees tomorrow (Wednesday). Please let Nurse Tara or Nurse Steider know if you can change your day this week to meet with your PLUS partner.
Please check your student ID's (correct spelling, picture, ID number). We are turning any incorrect cards in on Thursday to be updated.
You can still order a yearbook for $55 for this year. The deadline is December 1st. The forms are in the front office.
Dance Team tryouts will be held next Wednesday October 10, right after school in the choir room. If you are currently in a sport and have practice that day, you can sign up for another time. Tryouts will consist of learning a dance from Coach Rebecca and performing it as a group. The sign-up sheet is located in the office
STUCO - you have until this Friday to order your T-Shirt. Please email Mrs. Jansen if you need the link again!
NHS: If you signed up to visit Miller's Merry Manor, please go to the Google Doc Mrs. Harrington sent out and choose your date. Notice the time change from what we originally talked about on Monday. See Mrs. Harrington if you have questions.
Any 8th grade students who wants to attend the DNR Hunter Safety course next week, and did not receive a permission slip, please see Mrs. May ASAP. Permission slips are due this Thursday.
JH Boys Basketball call-out grades 7-8 - October 1st during activity period -old gym
Tickets for "Grease" go on sale Monday, October 1, and can be purchased in the high school office from 8:00 am - 3:30 pm. Tickets are $8 a seat and the showtimes are: Friday, November 2 at 7:00 pm Saturday, November 3 at 2:30 pm and 7:00 pm (2 different shows) Sunday, November 4 at 2:30 pm
7th grade volleyball does not have practice tonight (Sept 28)
There will be a jump rope team call out on Monday October 8th in Mrs. Eash's room - room 208.
Juniors and Seniors: Next week representatives from IU Bloomington and Indiana Tech will be visiting. If you are interested in meeting with them, please sign up in Student Services.
Starting next week (Oct. 1) the cost of a new student ID will be $2.
Dance call-out in Choir room at 5:30pm tonight.
HS Grade Recovery in room 305 from 3:40pm to 5:00pm tonight.
All locker rooms will be in use on Saturday. Please make sure your locker is locked.
7th grade boys soccer practice has been canceled tonight (Sept 25).
Seniors: This is COLLEGE GO! WEEK. Some Indiana colleges have made their applications free for the entire week. Others will be free on Friday only. Don't miss out on this opportunity!
Students: Checkout these college fairs in our area! Bethel College (SEPTEMBER 24), Goshen High School (OCTOBER 2) and Glen Oaks Community College (OCTOBER 9). More information on the Student Services bulletin board or talk with Mr Yordy.
Juniors and Seniors: Huntington University and Hesston College (Kansas) will be visiting this week. If you are interested, please sign up in Student Services.
HS Grade Recovery tonight in room 305 from 3:40pm to 5:00pm
Freshman: We will be collecting class dues in your English classes Thursday and Friday this week. You can pay $2 for this year, or $8 for all 4 years.
Picture retakes will be on Thursday, October 4th.
Bus #37, 46, 08 and 27 transporting Topeka area students are running approximately 25 minutes behind schedule due to a late field trip. This will affect Topeka, Westview Elementary and Westview Junior Senior High School. Bus #37, 46, 08 and 27.
Attention junior high XC parents: All adults without sports passes will need to pay $3 to watch Thursday's JH cross country race.
PLUS students: remember that starting today you will meet with your mentor students on Wednesdays!
Weight Lifting Club sign-up this coming Monday during activity period in the MAIN GYM, students must sign-up each school year to be in the club. You may not workout under the Weight Club unless you sign up with Mr. Pippenger THIS YEAR.
Midterm grade reports and school pictures will be distributed during 7th period today. Please review your child's academic progress and contact us if you have any questions or concerns.
Open mat for HS wrestling on Tuesdays & Thursdays after school.
Parents: Midterm grade reports will be handed out on Wednesday.
HS Grade Recovery tonight from 3:40pm - 5:00pm in room 305.
Juniors: you also need to turn in money ($5) for lunch at Trine to your CCR mentor along with your permission slip TODAY during CCR.
Freshman & Sophomores: Please remember to bring lunch money for your college trips tomorrow.
Cheerleading tryouts begin tonight please meet in Westview Elementary Schools gym at 6:30. If you are unable to attend please contact coach Lambright
The Warrior Cafe will be up and running again on Friday! This will be at the concession stands again this year.
Parents and Students: The A/C will be down all of next week, and the projected temperatures are in the mid-80s. We understand that it will be hotter than normal in the building, so students and staff should plan accordingly. THE DRESS CODE STILL APPLIES! We apologize for the inconvenience but we thank you for your cooperation.
Grades 9-12: Your college visit permission slips should be turned in to your CCR Mentor by Monday.
Juniors & Seniors: Next week we have Franklin College, Purdue Fort Wayne, Indiana Wesleyan and Anderson University. If you are interested in meeting with the college rep, sign up in Student Services.
Grades 9-12: Your CCR college visit forms should be turned in to your CCR Mentor ASAP. Juniors you also need to turn in money ($5) for lunch at Trine.
HS Grade Recovery in room 305 from 3:40pm to 5:00pm tonight.
The 8th grade boys soccer game against CN tonight is a home game and will be played at 5:00 pm.
NECC: Varsity Girls Soccer will play @ West Noble on Thursday @ 5:00. GO WARRIORS!
NECC: Varsity BSC will play @ Central Noble on Thursday @ 5:00 in the consolation round.
JUST A REMINDER THAT WESTVIEW IS A NO PET CAMPUS FOR ATHLETIC EVENTS. Thank you for your cooperation.
Sophomores will order class rings during lunch on Friday.
JH Grade Recovery tonight in room 221 from 3:35pm to 5:20pm
Softball call-out grades 9-12 - September 24th old gym during activity period
Juniors & Seniors: We have Manchester University visiting on Wednesday. Next week we have Franklin College, Purdue Fort Wayne, Indiana Wesleyan and Anderson University. If you are interested in meeting with the college rep, sign up in Student Services.
Soap Sales are due tomorrow!! Please plan on turning in your forms and money in the morning! Questions? See Mrs. Jansen.
SENIORS: Please remember that the Lilly Scholarship is due tomorrow (Wed) at 5:00 PM. Please see Mr Yordy immediately if you have any questions or concerns. Good luck!!
9/11/18. Westview School Corp is under a 2 hour delay for fog.
Westview schools are on a two hour delay.
Thursday, September 13, is the last day to buy a sports pass until basketball season.
HS Grade Recovery in room 305 tonight from 3:40pm - 5:00pm.
Lost and Found is located in the stairway outside the front office. If you are missing water bottles, lunch bags, books, clothing, etc. please check the organized boxes in Lost and Found.
Upcoming call-outs: HS girls basketball grades 9-12 - September 17th old gym during activity period
Sophomores: Please pay your class dues to Mrs. Klaassen. If you're not sure if you paid them, please come and check.
NHS members: Check your email for information about ordering t-shirts. Also, don't forget your commitment form and $10 dues need to be turned in to Mrs. Harrington today. AND we still need a few people to work concessions for the second soccer game on Thursday, Sept. 13th.
Seniors: Pick up your order form for class shirts in Student Services or the main office. Orders are due next Friday. See Mrs. May with questions.
If you are doing a winter sport NOW is the time to get your physical done.
There will be a call out for anyone who wants to volunteer for the annual Special Olympics kick off. Meet in room 154 during activity period.
Both the Westview boys and girls are the NECC Super Dual champions! #dynasty
Theater Club meets tonight at 3:35pm in the Auditorium.
Athletic Change: The 8th grade boys soccer team will play first tonight and the 7th grade will follow.
GREASE: Rehearsal for Thursday has been cancelled. The first rehearsal for everyone is Friday night from 5-8pm in the choir room.
Juniors and Seniors: If you are taking Trigonometry or Calculus for dual credit, your payment is due to Purdue Fort Wayne this Friday (September 7). Please see Mr Yordy immediately if you have questions!!
JH Sport Pictures are Wednesday, Sept. 5 after school. Make sure you have your form & money with you.
Yearbooks ordered from 8th grade Amish that graduated last year and seniors can be picked up in the front office.
Dance Team Tryouts Sign-Up Sheet - in front office Tryouts will be held September 25th @ 5:30 pm upstairs in the big gym.
STUCO and Seniors: Tomorrow is another day to turn in your soap orders. Turn orders into Mrs. Jansen (rm 131). Please remember to have the money with your orders. Checks should be made to Westview. September 12th will be the last day to turn in your orders!
JH Sport Pictures are Wednesday, Sept. 5 after school. Make sure you have your form & money with you.
No School - Monday September 3rd!
Juniors & Seniors: We have 6 college reps visiting with us over the next two weeks: Wabash College, Trine Univ, University of St. Francis, Grace College, Valparaiso Univ and Manchester Univ. If you are interested in meeting with them, stop by student services and sign up!
Athletic Changes: Tue. 9/4 JV Boys Soccer w/ NorthWood has been cancelled. Tue. 9/4- Varsity Girls Soccer vs Central Noble @ 5:00 Tue. 9/4- JH 7th & JH Girls Soccer with Garrett will be played @ the same time @ 5:00
Upcoming call-outs: HS Dance call out on September 10th in concession area during activity period. HS Girls Basketball on September 17th in old gym during activity period
Attention all JH students: Next Tuesday, Sept. 4th will be the first day of Grade Recovery. Stay after school for extra help on homework and/or to make-up tests and quizzes. A teacher will be present each week. You can ride the shuttle bus if needed or have a parent pick you up. This is a great opportunity to keep your grades up and gain confidence in your skills.
If you are driving to school, you are required to have a parking pass displayed in your vehicle. The forms to get a pass are in the front office. The cost is $1. A check of the parking lot will be done next week. Please have your pass by Friday, September 7
NO practice tonight for 8th grade boys soccer.
Seniors: Be sure to get your permission slips for Feed My Starving Children into Mrs. May or Mrs. Cowley
NHS applications are due today!
Yearbooks will be distributed today in 7th period! Students who graduated last year, or were promoted in 8th grade, can pick their books up in the office on Thursday. We will have a limited number of books that will go on sale in a week on a first come, first serve basis.
Our First Spirit Day Is Friday!- Students and staff wear your favorite college game day t-shirt.
If you received a letter and would like to apply for National Honor Society, please see Mrs. Harrington for an application. Applications are due Wednesday.
Please turn in your green demographics form and the gold health form by Friday. If you have lost them, we can reprint them in the main office.
Juniors and Seniors: Have you ever had any interest in mentoring an Elementary Student? Nurse Tara is looking for PLUS mentors for this semester. Please stop by and see nurse Tara this week.
High school Grade Recovery begins next Monday. This is a great opportunity to receive help with homework, whether it is math or a paper you are editing. Snacks will be provided.
Seniors: You are encouraged to check THE BIN in Student Services. All scholarships will be placed there. Be sure to check out the Lilly Scholarship (due Sept 12). Also, if you are attending IU Bloomington, they have released the very prestigious Wells Scholarship.
Sport passes are on sale in the athletic office.
ATHLETIC EVENTS: Saturday, Aug. 25 9:00am-Varsity VB Invite @ Westview-admission $5.00 No Sport Pass 9:00am-JH & HS XC to Defiance 4:00pm-Varsity GSC vs Lakeland @ Westview 6:00pm-Varsity BSC vs Lakeland @ Westview
Juniors and Seniors: Have you ever had any interest in mentoring an Elementary Student? Nurse Tara is looking for PLUS mentors for this semester. Please stop by and see nurse Tara this week.
The Warrior Bookstore will be open Tuesdays through Fridays from 7:50am - 8:10am in the mornings and is located next to the athletic office. We carry items such as gum, pens/pencils, composition notebooks, book covers, Westview lanyards, erasers, lead, folders, etc.
Students who drive to school should remember to drive with caution at all times and SLOW DOWN! Students driving erratically will have their driving privileges revoked.
Auditions for WV's Fall Musical, GREASE, will take place on Aug 27 and 28 in the choir room after school until 6:00 pm. If you are interested in auditioning, see Mrs. Hamm for an audition packet. This is for students in grades 9-12.
Seniors: We have many colleges coming to visit (Ball State, Purdue, Wabash College, Trine University, Valparaiso University). If you are interested in meeting with a representative from the college, please sign up in Student Services.
Wednesday is the last day to change schedules.
The 8th grade boys soccer team wins the Lakeland Christian Academy Tournament!
WV Boys XC came in first place at the ECA Hokem Karem meet!! #warriorpride
Please make sure any lunch money that is turned in is in an envelope with the student's name, ID number and the amount that is included. Thank you!
A reminder to parents: Students who are dropped off before and after school MUST use the auditorium doors in the south parking lot. The front parking lot is for bus traffic only! Thank you as we implement this change to make everyone safer.
8/14/18 Westview School Corp. - This is an emergency notification test only. If you have any changes concerning notifications, please contact a building secretary.
8/9/18 - 1:50 pm - This is a test of our emergency notification system. Please do not respond. -R.M.
This afternoon we will be performing a test of our emergency notification system. You may have signed up last spring for texts, emails and phone calls. You may also receive notifications by downloading our app (search Westview School Indiana) in your app store on your smartphone or tablet. Don't forget to go to settings to select your buildings and allow push notifications which allow the app to send alerts on your phone.
Sport passes are on sale from August 6 to September 13. They will be sold Monday-Friday in the athletic office from 8:00 am to 3:15 pm . *Family Pass is $160 and includes parents & Westview students in grades 1-12 *Student Passes are $30. *Adult Passes are $65.
We're looking to immediately fill the 8th grade boys soccer coaching position. If interested, contact Darlene Matthew at 260-768-4146.
Please note important PARKING LOT CHANGES for the start of the new school year. The FRONT parking lot will now be for buses and staff parking only. All student drivers will park in the south parking lot, which is also where parents will drop off in the morning and pick up in afternoon. We thank you for your cooperation with this change that will help to make our students safer.
The application for the 2019 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship for LaGrange County residents is now available! Apply online at lccf.net/lillyscholarship. The deadline to apply is Sept. 12, 2018 at 5 p.m.
2018 Graduates: Your Google Apps account will be suspended. You will lose access Google Drive Files associated with your Westview account. Be sure to download anything you want saved before Friday!
We will be testing out our new emergency notification system two weeks prior to the first day of school. Be on the lookout for calls, texts or emails.
Registration for grades 7-12: Tuesday, Aug 7, 8am-3pm Wednesday, Aug 8, 11am-5pm Thursday, Aug 9, 8am-3pm
Fall practices begin soon!! Be sure to have your physical completed or else YOU CANNOT PARTICIPATE!
Seventh Grade Orientation will be Monday, August 6, at 6:30 pm in Wilson Auditorium.
Less than 4 weeks until school begins. Who is loving their summer break????


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Stephanie graduated from the Veterinary Assistant Program at Robertson College in October 2012. After completing her practicum, she happily accepted the offered reception position and joined the Britannia Kingsland Team. In 2015 she enrolled in the Old's Veterinary Practice Manager Course and now has advanced in becoming our practice manager. Stephanie enjoys working with the team and meeting clients and their furry friends. Stephanie has a rescue shepherd cross, an Australian shepherd, and an orange tabby.


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Rowan adds gloss as 'Rock demolish Shannon
Shannon 3 Blackrock College 25
Table-toppers Shannon got a big surprise when beaten by Blackrock College at Coonagh.
The visitors were 13-0 in front at the end of the first half with the only try being scored by flanker Mick Carroll. Dara Fitzpatrick converted and he also kicked two penalties.
Shannon never really got into the game and it was Blackrock who upped the tempo in the second half. For all their dominance, they could not manage a bonus-point try but they will be delighted that they denied Shannon even a bonus.
In the second half prop Johnny Barretto scored the second try which Fitzpatrick again converted and, to add to Shannon's woes, left winger David Rowan had a third try for the visitors. Mossie Lawler kicked a penalty for Shannon's only score.
Scorers -- Shannon: M Lawler 1 pen, Blackrock College: M Carroll, J Barretto, D Rowan, 1 try each, D Fitzpatrick 2 pens, 2 cons
Referee: S McDowell (IRFU)
Clontarf 18
Cork Constitution 20
Cork Constitution bounced to the top of Division 1A after withstanding a late Clontarf rally at Castle Avenue yesterday.
The visitors held a comfortable 20-8 lead with 10 minutes remaining, but out-half Martin Dufficy took the game into his own hands with a penalty, a try and a conversion to cut the gap to two points.
But Dufficy's converted try came on the stroke of full-time, and the hosts were unable to get back down the field on the restart as Cork Con held out.
The sides were level at 8-8 at the break, but second-half tries from Cronan Healy and Duncan Williams provided the platform for victory.
Scorers -- Clontarf: K Lett, try; M Dufficy try, 1 con, 1 pen; D O'Shea 1 pen, Cork Constitution: C Healy, D Williams try each; R Lane try, 1 pen, 1 con.
Dolphin 9
Garryowen 21
Garryowen recorded their third successive win over Dolphin with a deserved win at Musgrave Park.
The main talking point came 10 minutes from time. With Dolphin trailing 16-9, their wing forward Barry O'Mahony intercepted inside his own 22 and raced the length of the pitch, only to knock on when he went to touch down.
To add to the home side's woes, winger Alan Geoghan went in to score his second try for the visitors and so denied Dolphin a losing bonus point.
Garryowen led 13-0 at half time with a try from Geoghan and a conversion and two penalties by Conor Murray. Barry Keeshan brought Dolphin back into contention with three penalties before all the late drama.
Scorers -- Dolphin: B Keeshan 3 pens. Garryowen: A Geoghan 2 tries, C Murray 3 pens, 2 cons.
St Mary's College 39
UL Bohemians 12
St Mary's College were never troubled in their 27-point defeat of UL Bohemians at Templeville Road yesterday.
The hosts led from the off thanks to a brace of early tries from Hugh Hogan, which paved the way for a 24-7 lead at the break.
St Mary's failed to ease up on the restart, although Cian Aherne kept the visitors' hopes alive with a second-half try. Aherne's try was little consolation however for a Bohemians side who struggled throughout against a St Mary's team who were on top in all quarters.
Scorers -- St Marys College: H Hogan 2 tries, Richie Sweeney, R Copeland, M Sexton 1 try each. G Dunne 2 pens, 4 cons. UL Bohemians: S Henry, C Aherne 1 try each, D Riordan 1 con
Ballymena 13
Young Munster 27
ALAN KINGSLEY certainly made his presence felt in contributing 17 points in Young Munster's deserved victory over Ballymena at Eaton Park.
Kingsley, at out-half, controlled the game with his kicking and Ballymena had few chances of reducing the arrears. Young Munster kept in the title chase but just failed to earn a bonus point. But it was their second-half performance, with their forwards rampant, that led to this victory.
Scorers -- Ballymena: D O'Kane 1 try; D O'Hara 1 pen, 1 con; G Fisher 1 pen. Young Munster: G Slattery, J O'Neill 1 try each, A Kingsley 1 try, 4 pens
Referee: A Rogan.
Old Belvedere 31
Galwegians 3
Old Belvedere maintained top-spot in Division 1B in their 28-point win at Anglesea Road.
The hosts claimed a bonus-point win thanks to four tries, two in either half, as they never looked troubled by the visitors.
Galwegians however opened the scoring with a third-minute Rob O'Byrne penalty, but trailed by 17-3 at the interval following tries from Richie Lydon and Kieran Herell.
Andy Dunne was also impressive from place kicks, while Leo Auva'a and Max Rantz McDonald added second-half tries for the hosts.
Scorers -- Old Belvedere: R Lydon, K Herell, L Auva'a, M Rantz McDonald 1 try each, A Dunne 1 pen, A Dunne 4 cons. Galwegians: R O'Byrne 1 pen
Ballynahinch 10
UCC scored five tries in this victory at the Mardyke but it may not be enough to get them promotion from this division.
The students did all the damage in the first half when they ran in three tries from Brian Derham, Shane O'Sullivan and Phillip Donnellan.
Sean Scanlon and Brian Slater added further tries in the second half. Paddy McAllister scored a try for the visitors converted by Ryan Bambry who also added a penalty.
Scorers -- UCC: B Derham 1 try, 1 pen, 1 con, S O'Sullivan, S Scanlon, P Donnellan, B Slater 1 try each, A Burke 1 con. Ballynahinch: P McAllister 1 try, R Bambry 1 con, 1 pen
Buccaneers boosted their chances of avoiding relegation with a five-point win over fellow strugglers Dungannon at Dubarry Park.
Tries from Brian Tuohy try and Sean Stapleton helped Buccaneers to a 15-7 half time lead, with Conor Gaston going over for Dungannon.
The only score of the second half, a late Shiells penalty, earned Dungannon a losing bonus point.
Scorers -- Buccaneers: Tuohy, Stapleton 1 try each, Kennedy 1 pen, 1 con. Dungannon: Gaston 1 try, Shiells 1 con, 1 pen
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Laurence GAUTIER
Laurence Gautier holds a PhD in History from the University of Cambridge. She is Assistant Professor at the Jindal School of Liberal Arts and Humanities (O.P. Jindal Global University). Her doctoral research examined the role of Muslim universities in the redefinition of Indian Muslim identities after partition (1947-1990s). Building on her thesis, Laurence Gautier is now expanding her research work on issues of national integration, secularism, multiculturalism and minority rights, particularly among Indian Muslims, as well as on student politics. As an Associate Researcher at the CSH, she is preparing a panel on 'The Sayyids in South Asia: the social and political role of a Muslim elite' along with Julien Levesque, Head Researcher at the Centre, for the EASAS conference to be held in Paris in July 2018.
'Les universités musulmanes et le débat sur la laïcité après la Partition' [Muslim universities and the debate on secularism after partition], in Laïcités et musulmans, débats et expériences, edited by Amin Elias, Augustin Jomier and A.T. Khatchadourian (Bern: Peter Lang, 2014).
'Of names and belonging. Why does the UGC want to drop the 'M' of AMU?', Economic and Political Weekly, forthcoming.
'L'Inde, future géant de l'enseignement supérieur ?', France Forum, forthcoming.
Review of Jamaat-e-Islami Women in Pakistan. Vanguard of a New Modernity? by Amina Jamal, Studia Islamica 112 (2017), 295-314.


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Grouse sausage and a mussels flatbread in Hoxton 'We'll need the table back in two hours' is a familiar phrase for restaurant-going Londoners, but is utterly alien to many foreign visitors – especially those from the Continent. For many of our European cousins, the notion of table time limits is utterly incompatible with the very … Continue reading
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Henry's review – cosy vegetarian dining in the back streets of Bath
This review of a Bath restaurant is a break from The Picky Glutton's usual London coverage While it's highly unlikely I'll ever become a vegetarian, I have a great deal of sympathy for people who are and want to eat out. While it's easy to assume that the recent surge in vegetarianism (and veganism) means … Continue reading
Bright review – the Bethnal Green wine bar full of surprises
The P Franco sequel hiding near London Fields Even if the UK wasn't a nation soaked in booze from head to toe, eating out in London as a teetotaller isn't always easy. While plenty of people also abstain from the bottle, many more drink like it's going out of fashion and want to know about … Continue reading
Brat review – turbot charged Shoreditch meat and fish
It's tempting to dismiss Brat out of hand before you've even laid eyes on the place. It's situated above the newly relocated Smoking Goat in Shoreditch, which makes it sound like the hospitality equivalent of a grubby bedsit or a suffocating flatshare. The kitchen is headed up by Tomos Parry, formerly of the lauded Kitty … Continue reading
Core by Clare Smyth review – fine dining where meat isn't the main course
Not nearly as cliched as you might think at first glance Stop me if you've heard this one before. A fine dining restaurant with a much-vaunted chef at the helm has opened in leafy, wealthy zone 1 West London and serves dishes based on seasonal British produce. If that sentence of postmodern London restaurant cliches … Continue reading
The Wigmore review – Michel Roux Jr's Regent Street gastropub
The Langham's second hotel bar in all but name I review relatively few gastropubs, not because I have any objection to them but due to a pair of far more prosaic reasons. For starters, many of the most interesting new gastropubs seem to be opening outside of London. As as a typical rootless cosmopolitan elitist, … Continue reading
Claude Bosi at Bibendum review – a classic building, a vaunted chef and the new Hibiscus
Like a regenerated Doctor Who, what's old is new again. I tend to review new restaurants and Claude Bosi at Bibendum does technically count as a new restaurant, having only just opened at the beginning of April this year. Except, in some ways, it is more of an amalgam of restaurants that have gone before it. Most … Continue reading


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Summers at Castle Auburn by Sharon Shinn
Review by CaleynaSharon Shinn is a sci-fi author dabbling in fantasy with her Summers at Castle Auburn. I've heard she is supposed to be great at sci-fi, winning several accolades from various sci-fi groups, writers and various other experts. I hoped this meant that Summers would introduce me to a great author who could eventually introduce me to more sci-fi.
If Shinn's sci-fi books are anything like Summers I don't know what all the buzz is about. It wasn't a bad book, per se, but it was pulp drivel that doesn't stand out and shout "different" or "good" or "original". It is just a teenage fluff romance story that is not really compelling or even fun to read.
Corie, the narrator of the story, is a very typical teenage girl who just happens to be the bastard daughter of a nobleman. The problem with Corie is that she is just too typical--for an American high school student who is only concerned with boys and getting her own way. She and the world she lives in just are not believable in a fantasy setting. Shinn has taken the modern and sent it into the past, creating something that comes across as flat, unrealistic, and worse, uninteresting.
The story revolves around Corie's adventures at the king's castle each summer. It is unfortunate that the "adventures" are fairly trite and boring, not offering any real suspense for the reader.
There are two basic conflicts in the story. Cories's sister must marry a selfish and paranoid young prince. It's pretty typical romance/fantasy plot line 1B, though it is not done well. The other conflict is a little more intersting. Corie's uncle hunts sentient elf-like beings and turns them into slaves. Slowly Corie realizes this is evil and tries to do something about it. This could be a more exciting plot line, but it takes so long for anything to develop that by the time it does, the reader is left yawning.
All in all I'd have to say this book is nothing more than fantasy fluff, good for those times when you're looking for a no-brainer read. It only deserves 2 out of 5 amulets, which is too bad since I had high hopes for this book. I don't think I'll be trying any more Sharon Shinn books soon.
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