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Vol. III Issue 4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Good Shepherd Gazette ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Good Shepherd Catholic Academy, Brooklyn NY + Thursday May 11, 2018 + Volume III, Issue IV ______________________________________________________________________________________ You can do something small like Mrs. Byrnes did a great job being a responsible friend. choreographing the routines, they Everyone is equal and uniqe. No looked amazing! Layla and I had a one has the right to bully or be classmate that danced and his name is bullied. Matthew Krumm. We thought he did a Be a good person,not a bad person. very good job. That day he was not at Remember,WWJD (what would school because he was busy dancing Jesus do?) Would Jesus bully? Or everywhere from early in the morning make a difference. Choose to late at night. He did an amazing job kindness! all day! Bullying Irish Step Dancing By:Daniela Tartaglione Sports By: Layla Grech and Kiley Quinn By Alexa Lankford (Edited by Ellie Krumm) Nobody deserves to be bullied. Nobody should even be bullying in As we all know baseball season is here At G.S.C.A. the day before St the first place. This is why I want to and all the teams have reported to Patrick's Day, March 16th, the stop bullying everywhere. One form Spring training. One new player that O’Malley Irish Dance Academy of bullying is cyberbullying. we will see on the field this baseball came to the school and danced for Cyberbullying is when you are season is Russell Wilson. He was a us. The whole school really bullying/being bullied online. quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks enjoyed it! There were about 4 Cyberbullying, for example is, name and then was asked to play for the dances for us. Some of the calling, cursing at someone or Texas Rangers. The Rangers decided students that danced are from threatening them. to trade him and gave him rights to G.S.C.A. Their dancing was Great! There are certain people who are play for the New York Yankees, which involved in a bullying scene. Those most of us are probably fans of. gave This is the point of view from 2 people are the target, bully, bystander him rights to play for the New York spectators (Layla and Kiley): and ally.The bully is the one doing Yankees, which most of us are the bullying. The target is the person probably fans of. It will be fun to The dancers looked like they getting bullied. The ally is the person watch an NFL player on the MLB worked really hard and danced the that can stand up to the bully, or field. Also the MLB set new rules to whole day for many schools. They report it.. Finally, the bystander is the speed up the game. They did this by were dressed in bright colorful person who sits there,watching and including limited visits to the pitcher’s dresses and wore makeup. Some of does nothing to help. Everybody can mound and reducing the time between the dancers danced in shoes that make a difference. You don’t need to innings. This idea will help to make made tapping sounds. do something big by stopping an the game the actual amount that needs argument. to be played or watched. 1 I think that we can all agree that this elementary school, like Good Guinea Pigs season of MLB baseball will be a Shepherd. Public school might not by Annemarie De Nonno great one to watch take place. be the best choice for your future. You may wonder why I chose Unless the school has standards. In guinea pigs for my article. Well, Ciara Cedano my opinion, a school with an guinea pigs are my most favorite 7th entrance exam is an excellent animal in the universe. Guinea pigs Book Review of “Smile” by Raina option. One of the good things are called “guinea pigs” for a reason. Telgemeier by about it is that it will work to your This book is about a girl named advantage in the future. This The “guinea” in their name refers to Raina. She is starting 7th grade. But means that a good high school or the country of Guyana and because what she thought was going to be college might see that you went to they have stout bodies. Their stout one of the best years of her life, a high end middle school and take bodies give them a “piggy like” turned into a disaster. I recommend you or give you a scholarship. If appearance, which explains the “pig” this book to 6th grade girls because you think you aren’t ready to make in their name. Their scientific name is although it doesn't entirely a decision like this than staying at “cavia porcellus” or “cavy” for short. summarize 7th grade, it gives a gist Good shepherd is perfect! All of I prefer to call them “guinea pigs”. of what to expect and how to deal these choices qualify as a good This may be a teensy bit off topic, but with it. This book is from the point option. Remember that it’s all up of view from a teenage girl. The to you. I have 7 guinea pigs of my own: author makes the story come alive by Frenchie, Moofie, Trinket, Socks, adding Raina’s thoughts, and her Lent Luna, Butterscotch, and problems to the timeline of her 7th By Ellie Krumm Scruffy-Gelato. grade experience. In the beginning of This year Ash Wednesday was on the book it starts as a normal day Valentine’s Day. Ash Wednesday Things to Know: with with normal thing that we might is the first day of Lent. On Ash Guinea pigs love food, but please do do everyday. A girl was told she had Wednesday and every Friday of not overfeed him or her. They love to get braces but didn't like that idea. Lent everyone who is Christian fruits and veggies but there are some But as you continue to read, and has made their Communion BOOM!!! Something almost life has to restrain from eating meat. that they should not eat. They need a changing happens to Raina. I think On the Friday after Ash lot of space, seeing as they are larger this was a good way to real the Wednesday it was Chinese New than the average small animal. The reader in because the drama doesn’t Year. I celebrate Chinese New average guinea pig lives from 5-8 end there. After the incident Year and I know that mostly years, so make sure they live a happy happened, Raina had mixed emotions everyone who celebrates eats and fulfilled life! and felt like all she wanted to do was meat. Some meats they eat are Fun Facts fit in and be like the other teenage pig, beef, pork, etc. For Lent you ~Male guinea pigs are called boars, girls. This book expresses boy are suppose to give something up. and females are called sows drama, becoming a teenager, how to Giving up something for Lent is stay safe, and in all it's a funny and respectful to God but that is not ~Guinea pigs don’t have tails very intriguing book. the main purpose of Lent. The ~A healthy guinea pig should be about main purpose of Lent is to be more 1.2-2.5 pounds Junior High loving and kind then usual and ~They originally come from the Andes By Alexandria Salvato trying to stay kind forever not just ~Guinea pigs are around 8-10 inches, During Lent. Another main reason so they’re perfect for cuddling! Picking a Junior High is for Lent is Jesus’ Passion. Jesus’ kind of hard. There are so many Passion shows us how much he options and decisions to make. Since would do for us. This is the main there are so many choices, I’ll Purpose of Lent. narrow it down. There’s public schools, schools with an entrance exam, and just going to an 2 THAW Then the family had for Katie but there was no answer. ​ huddled under the table together, By Sophia Fortuna should the roof have fallen. It had To be continued... Chapter 2: Impending Storm given Marian a small fear of storms.Then they heard a gust of After ice skating, the girls and their wind outside. The storm had The Time Santa Stole Easter mothers were walking home begun… together, a part of the group breaking By:Matthew Krumm and Adrian Ilie off every time they passed one of the A Creepy Story by Ellie Krumm It was two days before Easter and girls’ house. and Elizabeth Oliveri-DiSalvio Santa had a master plan to take over Easter. His master plan was to take all When Marian and her mom reached of the Easter decorations and eggs and their house, they said goodbye to Katie and Rebecca are best Jessica and her mom and walked bring them back to the North Pole. The friends. Katie and Becca are in the inside. They took off their coats, Easter Bunny was all ready for Easter, same class and they are on the hats, scarves, and gloves in the foyer all of the decorations were up and he and walked into the living room. same softball team. They both had a million baskets of Easter egg. Of Marian’s dad was sitting on the love sports and they are also very course Santa had to follow through couch, fixated on the TV. It was smart. The two of them met in with his master plan and ruin Easter.
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