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2015 Issue 2, V IV KNIGHTS ON THE MOVE Volume V, Issue I Bergen County Technical High School Paramus Campus October-December 2015 Ways to support your school and show school spirit: Newspaper Staff: Look up the sports game schedule on Bergen.org/Paramuscampus/ Caitlin Harris Athletics. Call your friends and go cheer for the Bergen Tech Knights: Rachel Miller Football, Track & Field, Tennis, Soccer, Cross Country, Fencing, Basketball, Tom Mirabella Bowling, Cheerleading, and Volleyball. Tonie Lepore Thomas Prieto FASHION ALERT! Liam Cromelin Britain’s Most Beloved Fashion Company Club Advisor-Mrs. Ryan Burberry is one of the most respected, well-known, and important fashion companies. It was established in 1853, and has been a huge brand ever since. Some of the models, or Email Addresses “face” of the Company are Naomi Cambell, Cara Delevingne, Kate Moss and for the past Movie Critic three years, Romeo Beckham. Burberry sets the standards for quality merchandise [email protected] making it costly, however, it quickly will become a beloved possession. Some trendy items they sell are shoes, bags, makeup, glasses, skirts, suits, and most famous, the trench Reptile Column coat. Their trench coats are made in Scotland and their scarfs are made in England. [email protected] A new item they are selling are cute little keychains. They also have a list of acoustic songs that is featured on their website. (https://us.burberry.com/acoustic/#/acoustic) Fashion Column They have stores all over the world, and there is a new one right here in Paramus at the [email protected] Garden State Plaza! https://us.burberry.com/ Gaming Corner Column [email protected] Literary Corner [email protected] Have a poem you want Coffee House is upon us. to share? An opinion to voice? This is your student Get together with friends and prepare to be dazzled by BT’s newspaper, so send us your extraordinary talent. illustrations, recipes, short stories, secret tips from your Some of our previous acts featured students technical area, fashion playing guitars, reciting poems, and singing, yes, even the cup updates or any concert or song! So let your creativity shine and join in the fun. gaming news! Binge Drinking-Know the facts, you can save a life! Submitted by Ms. Bogdanowich [email protected] What is binge drinking? 4 or more drinks for a girl 5 or more drinks for a boy Why is binge drinking harmful? Can lead to poor concentration Memory lapses Mood changes Poor decision making Alcohol poisoning What is alcohol poisoning? Alcohol poisoning is the body’s response to having too much alcohol in its system. Alcohol slows down the body’s functioning, including breathing and the gag reflex-meaning a person can choke on his or her vomit. If left untreated alcohol poisoning can lead to death. If someone has had too much to drink, do you know what to look for and what to do? Know the warning signs & symptoms of alcohol poisoning: Consumed large quantities of alcohol (beer, wine, liquor) in a short span of time Breathing slowly Slurred, incoherent speech Passing out- semi-conscious or unconscious Nausea, vomiting, vomiting while sleeping Cold, clamming, bluish or pale skin Beds of eyes (inside red part of the eye) turn bluish Very poor coordination, unsteady movement, slow reaction period Know what to do: A PERSON WITH ALCOHOL POISONING CANNOT SLEEP IT OFF! Call 911 and then tell them it is an alcohol overdose You will not be able to tell how sick the person really is Without medical help, the person will die Stay with the victim. Do not leave them alone If they are lying down, roll them on their side, so they do not choke if they vomit Tell the emergency workers what and how much the victim drank or used Every extra moment that you do not call 911 increases the chance of death for the victim Turning Over A New Leaf December is infamous for thoughts of reflection and resolution. In a world where everything moves so quickly, it's an opportunity to pause. It's a chance to be still and be present. It's a time to consider your successes and achievements, your setbacks and failures. It's a chance to practice gratitude and mindful thinking. December instills a sense of hope for the coming year; a clean slate, a fresh start, a new beginning. The thrill and excitement of the unknown -- of possibility -- fills the air and thoughts are infused with the undetermined road that lies ahead. (www.huffingtonpost.com/timetoreflect) Why do we make New Year’s resolutions? A New Year's resolution is a tradition, most common in the Western Hemisphere but also found in the Eastern Hemisphere, in which a person makes a promise to do an act of self- improvement or something slightly nice, beginning from New Year's Day. (www.health.com/health/gallery.html) A resolution is a decision to do or not do something in order to accomplish a personal goal or break a habit. It comes at a time when people look back at the past year and make an effort to improve themselves as the new year begins. What New Year’s resolution will you undertake in 2016? *If you have an inspirational story of your own that you would like to share, submit to Rachel Miller [email protected]* CURIOUS ABOUT TOMORROW? CONSULT OUR WHEEL OF FORTUNE. Sagittarius Capricorn Nov 22– Dec 21 Dec 22– Jan 19 You can see little details that You are surrounded by people who don't everyone else misses, so scope seem to know what time it is -- and it may out the scene and figure out what's important. You be driving you nuts! Get some down time don't need to share with the whole world, but you may on your own, so you can at least concentrate on important need to make a few changes. How the knot of your day stuff. You'll get some extremely good news that will send unravels is completely up to you, so get in touch with your more positive mood and follow it. Best matches your mood skyrocketing to the heavens. Best matches for for this zodiac sign; Aries, Aquarius and Leo. Least this zodiac sign; Taurus, Pisces and Virgo. favorable matches are Taurus, Capricorn and Virgo. Least favorable matches are Aries, Sagittarius and Leo. The Ant Man Movie Review by Liam Cromelin The Ant Man movie was a good movie filled with a combination of science, comedy and Baskin- Robbins. In my opinion, you should add this to your “movies to see” list. According to Peter Travers, movie reviewer, ..“The latest film franchise culled from Marvel's comic- book universe packs a ton of fun into a teeny package. Its low-key charm helps glide us over trouble spots in tone and pacing. Ant-Man stars Paul Rudd as standard-sized Scott Lang, a petty thief who gets to shrink at will and cause all sorts of trouble. Ant-Man may not have the hulking clout of the Avengers, but the little hero from Marvel's second-tier gets the job done. The movie version benefits from not being familiar to the point of frustration.” http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/reviews/ant- man-20150715 To sum up the plot a Cat Burglar named Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) teams up with Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) after stealing a suit that can shrink as small as a ant and grow back in a matter of seconds. But Hank Pym’s old intern Darren Cross (Corey Stoll) has invented a suit just like the Ant Mans. The overall sum of the story is it’s a funny, science-y, and smartly planned movie with great actors. .
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