This is the archive for 20 January 2009
LUNCH
Salsa Bar at the Creations booth! Pizza, Chinese, grill items such as burgers & chicken strips, deli sandwiches and, of course, burritos!
MISCELLANEOUS
Reminder to Students: Logan has a “no headgear” policy. The only exceptions will be unaltered Logan headgear or religious headgear. All other headgear will be confiscated.
Posted by courier at 12:35 PM. Filed under: Daily Bulletin
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President Barack Obama delivers
his inauguration speech at the U.S.
Capitol in Washington, D.C., Tuesday.
(Michael Bryant/Philadelphia Inquirer/MCT) By Rick La Plante, New Haven Schools Public Information Officer
from the New Haven E-News
The list of New Haven folks in Washington D.C. today - to be witnesses to history - is impressive.
More than two dozen students and at least two teachers from James Logan High School, as well as their principal, a young singer from Cesar Chavez Middle School and several other individuals with New Haven ties, are among an estimated 2 million people who converged on our nation’s capital to see Barack Obama sworn in as our 44th President. Also in Washington are four Chavez teachers and two folks each from Pioneer and Hillview Crest elementary schools, meaning the New Haven contingent with stories to tell for the rest of their lives numbers at least three dozen people.
Posted by courier at 09:38 AM. Filed under: News
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By Cait Baca, Courier Staff Writer
January 9th's "Let it Rock" Winter Ball didn't quite live up to everyone's
expectations.
"It was fun. But it thought it was going to be better. The DJ didn't
play a lot of good dance songs." said Senior Raquel Ortega.
Posted by courier at 07:46 AM. Filed under: Entertainment
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"Dance Dance Revolution Universe 3"
For: Xbox 360
From: Bemani/Konami
ESRB Rating: Everyone
(mild lyrics, mild suggestive themes)
"Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party 2"
For: Nintendo Wii
From: Bemani/Konami
ESRB Rating: Everyone 10+
(mild lyrics, suggestive themes)
By Billy O'Keefe
McClatchy-Tribune News Service (MCT)
Many thousands of new Wii owners got their first taste of "Wii Fit" this holiday season. And over the course of the next few weeks, most of those people will realize not only that the wait wasn't justified, but that they'll need some closet space for that Wii Balance Board until more worthy software comes along.
In the meantime, the original gaming workout sensation remains, 10 years and umpteen editions later, the best way to burn calories and game at the same time. And while the newest round of games does little to set the franchise on fire, they'll still make you sweat off pounds in ways Nintendo's trendy peripheral can't.
If this is your first go-round with "DDR" and you have an Xbox 360 handy, "Dance Dance Revolution Universe 3's" arrival couldn't be timelier.
Following two near-identical iterations of the same core game, "DDRU3" significantly ramps up the accessibility quotient, complementing an already-loaded collection of single- and multiplayer modes with a set of tutorials that not only makes the game friendlier to new players, but teaches them how to excel in ways previous games never bothered to do. The single-player quest mode, a source of aggravation in past games, is exponentially more approachable, and the game's most enjoyable multiplayer mode grades you on competency but lets you and your opponents dance as gracefully or poorly as you please.
Posted by courier at 07:22 AM. Filed under: Entertainment
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From wikipedia:
1898 - 19 July 1947; Arabic: Abdul Razak) was a Burmese politician who was a respected educationalist. He was a minister and was assassinated, along with his cabinet, on 19 July 1947. July 19 is celebrated in Myanmar today as Martyrs' Day. U Razak was Minister of Education and National Planning, and was chairman of the Burma Muslim Congress.
Abdul Razak was born in Meiktila on 20 January 1898. He studied at the Wesleyan School in Mandalay, and continued his studies at the Rangoon College, earning a B.A. degree in English. Throughout his school years, Razak was involved in athletics.
Read more about U Razak, free from The Irrawaddy.
Posted by courier at 05:35 AM. Filed under: In Quotes
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