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Hawk Tawk BHS Senior Chet Stefan December 6Th, 2013 Vol 24 Cover Artist of the Month: HAWK TAWK BHS Senior Chet Stefan December 6th, 2013 Vol. 54 Issue 3 bozemandailychronicle.com/hawktawk 406•522•6259 I enjoy shooting natural landscapes and wild- life.“ Living just outside of Bozeman, I am able to express myself and my environment through my photos. I am looking forward to going to col- lege and starting a career in film and photography.” Photo by Chet Stefan Bozeman High School Hey BHS, is art your passion? Do you love photography? Have something you’re dying for community members and fellow students to see? Submit your work to Hawk Tawk for a chance to be on the cover! E-mail up to 4 pieces with an artist statement to [email protected] 2 23 Hawk Tawk Staff 2013-2014 Stay in touch! Spreading our Wings: Hawk Tawk makes the move to Radio and Web Writers Rosalyn Kutsch Editors in Chief Follow us on: Ben Austiguy Mikayla Herzog Eliza Spogis Hawk Tawk believes that we play a vital role in reach- radio segment is set to be on Saturdays at 3PM on KGLT community can see upcoming events, participate in polls Liam Keshishian Rosalyn Kutsch ing the community with the news and opinions from the 91.9fm. and surveys, and read our articles from the current paper. high school. We also believe that it is essential to learn Our goal is to build a bridge of some sort between One of the most exciting things about the website is that Matt Holloran Copy Editor the skills that will enable us to be competitive in the field the community and the high school about the fascinating the community will be able to read almost every issue of Irvin Tran of journalism now and in the future. This desire to keep work and varied opinions of our students. There are count- Hawk Tawk since its creation through our online archive. Taryn Yerigan Monica Robinson on growing and learning has led us to some very special less activities and projects that the community has little The community will have to be patient as it won’t be up Connor Brown opportunities. Hawk Tawk is proud to announce that we be awareness about. We want this to be something people are and running until January while our staff is learning the Lauren Nettuno Social Media Manager facebook.com/ @hawktawk @hawktawk producing a regular radio segment for the community as anxious to hear, and regularly contribute ideas to. In each skills required to run a website. Amanda Underkofler Ellie Eiger hawktawk well as creating a fully functional website. 4-5 minute segment, coming every other week, the hosts “This website is going to be a great way to spread our Hawk Tawk has been working with local radio station will be conducting one interview and sharing the many news even further than we already are--while giving us David Gaskill KGLT and other volunteers to begin the process of creat- activities and events going on at the high school. If you valuable knowledge about how work with a new medium The Hawk Tawk is published monthly by a staff of students at Bozeman High School in Bozeman, Montana. It is printed Hannah Lang Advertising Manager ing and editing our own radio segment. The show will be miss a segment, you’ll be able to download the MP3 from vital for the 21st century,” says social media manager Ellie by the Bozeman Daily Chronicle. The Chronicle includes copies of the Hawk Tawk in its Bozeman circulation. Please feel Courtney Miranda Mackenzie Ehli produced and edited by juniors Rosalyn Kutsch and Sam our new website www.bozemandailychronicle.com/hawk- Eiger. free to contact any member on staff. Like what you see? Disagree with an opinion expressed in this issue? If you have Lindsey Kurpil Rickenbaugh.The project is being funded through a spark tawk. If you have suggestions or ideas for our radio segment comments or suggestions, or would like to express your own opinions, please submit them via email or postal delivery to Kyle Jones Section Editors grant from the Bozeman Schools Foundation, and will Bozeman Daily Chronicle’s Michael Becker has been or website, you can contact us through our advisor at hil- the Editor before contacting anyone else. All letters must include a name and information which can be used to contact cover the cost of equipment and training. Currently, the working with Hawk Tawk to design a website where the [email protected], or on Facebook or Twitter. Oscar Billis Courtney Miranda you. Hawk Tawk reserves the right to edit letters for length. Teonna Riedl Jack O’Donnell Postal: Bozeman High School Amy Wales Hannah Lang c/o Hawk Tawk Listen to Hawk Tawk Radio Saturdays at 3PM on KGLT 91.9 FM! 205 North 11th Blake Dokken Mackenzie Ehli Bozeman, MT 59715 Phone: (406) 522-6259 Sam Rickenbaugh To advertise in the HawkTawk please contact Hilary Klug directly at 522-6259 or at [email protected] This Month in Hawk Tawk: Photo Poll: What is your favorite part of the holidays? Hawk Tawk Bulletin Board News S.O.B. Barn needs •Bridger Bowl Opening day, December 6th Sophomore: RJ Suisse saving-again! ••• pg. 4 The skiing! •Bozeman Youth Jazz Combo Concert, December 6th, 7:30 pm at the Cikan House Features Ben’s advice for winter •Annual Christmas Stroll, December 7th 4:30-7:30 pm break ••• pg. 21 Freshman: Emma Schmidt •The Nutcracker Ballet, December 7th 7:30 pm, and Decem- All the delicious food! ber 8th 2:00 pm Opinion Poverty in Montana Senior: Katelyn Megargel •Bozeman Ice Climbing Festival December 11th-15th Sitting by the fire and drinking ••• pg. 16 hot cocoa! Send us •Winter Art Walk, December 13th 6:00-8:00 pm suggestions for photo Sports poll questions on Face- •Holiday Art Bazaar, December 21st 10am-5pm at the Emer- Injuries and their reper- book, and Twitter! son Ballroom Junior: Austin Grenz cussions ••• pg. 9 Snowball Fights! 22 Editor’s Desk 3 The importance Jeni Fleming and Ryan Matzinger to perform in the most anticipated concert of the season Eliza Spogis of art within our Horoscopes Our very own Jeni Fleming and Ryan Matzinger Festivals, performed at hundreds of concerts in the valley and pop music. Covers to look forward to include songs by along with MSU’s One O’Clock Jazz Band will be putting and surrounding area, and also teaches lessons on top of all Neil Young, Eric Clapton, Elton John, Willie Nelson, and of community Ava Swanson on a performance that has been in the back of everyone’s that. course jazz standards that we all know and love. Addition- mind for quite some time on Friday, December 13th. Both “Somewhere along the lines someone called me ally, there should be some unexpected twists to the concert. What’s in your future? Fleming and Matzinger have been wanting to put the concert a jazz singer and somehow that stuck” Fleming said when For example, Fleming said she and Matzinger found a tv Anna Kaveney “While thoughts are to the individual, art is to together for a better part of ten years, and this is the first asked to describe her style, “But to be completely honest show theme song that they thought “would sound extremely the community as a whole.” chance they’ve had the time, resources, and opportunities to I just consider myself a singer - absolutely anything is fair beautiful as a bossa nova.” throw their musical forces together. game.” The concert will be split into 2 parts - the first half -Wendell Pierce Matzinger grew up in Bozeman, and attended our They are both incredibly excited about the up- Fleming will perform with the MSU One O’Clock Jazz band, libra scorpio very own Bozeman High School, taking advantage of the coming concert, and find the collaboration aspect the most and the second half Matzinger sitting in with Fleming’s sagittarius The importance of local art is often underestimated in (Sept. 23-Oct.23) music programs that were offered. He went on to The Hartt interactive and enjoyable. band, composed of Chris Cundy on keys, Sean Lehmann on (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) a world where entertainment and communication are available at School in Connecticut, and later attended Duke University, Fleming describes the process, “when you perform guitar, Adam Greenberg on percussion, and John Sanders on our fingertips. We often don’t realize the impact of local artists and studied under world renowned and celebrated musicians on a regular basis with the same band, there is certainly bass, three of which are BHS graduates as well. Take a walk on the wild side Pursue a new hobby. Perhaps Explore more. Take a road- on our everyday lives. However, art is what fuels a community, it at both institutions ranging from Sonny Rollins and Paul something to be said about developing new material. This event is certainly a perfect chance to see some this month. Dye your hair, perfect your pie baking skills trip, go on a hike, apply for emphasizes uniqueness and unity. We are extremely fortunate in Jeffrey to Nat Reeves and Jackie McLean. An incredible Anytime you add a new musician into the mix, you add in a greats who grew up in Bozeman collaborate, and shed light order food you’ve never heard for the Christmas season. an international exchange: Bozeman to have incredible local artists who form the foundation musician, Matzinger now resides in Bozeman, teaching at completely new perspective and the music is filtered through upon the opportunities that are available for up and coming of, do a snow dance.
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