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Dispatch May 2014 Issue “A beacon of truth.” Issue 4 , Volume 42 HuntingtonDispatch High School Oakwood and McKay Roads Huntington, NY 11743 Reasons to Relay May 2014 Celebrating, Remembering, and Always Fighting Back By Chaz Ruggieri cry-- the event has certainly been enough time for the charitable soul news in short Relay has been in the school for assimilated into our school culture. nor the community-service-craving >The short films of Huntington three years now. There’s not a soul But what if you’re new to the freshman or Gov student to get his High School juniors Samantha in the school who doesn’t know school? What if you’ve stalled so fill on fundraising unassisted! Never Carroll and Olivia Liepa were what it is, or the amount of good it long that it’s too late to recruit your fear, however, because the Dispatch screened at the Eighth Annual does for has got First Exposure Festival at the Cin- ema Arts Centre in Huntington on its cause. you cov- Saturday, May 17. In past ered. Here years, are three > The Huntington High School Hunting- tear-inspir- boys’ track and field team is the ton High ing patron- best in Suffolk’s League V. The School saints of team is undefeated at 6-0, clinch- has been the bake ing the league title. one of sale, cap- the big- tains of Re- > Huntington High School stu- dents earned 19 medals in this gest con- lay Teams, year’s National Spanish Exam tributors whose competition. The honorees in- to the charity cof- cluded three gold, eight silver and nation- fers you’ll eight bronze medalists, placing wide fun- surely be members of the group among the draiser, able to elite nationally. and we’ve all pitched in, raising circle? What if you just don’t know squeeze some coins into, and whose immense amounts of life-saving how to get into the event? causes you may be able to support > Two teams of five Huntington research and aid money to donate by joining. To join or to donate, go High School science research pro- gram students each recently com- to the American Cancer Society. By the time this article pub- to http://relayforlife.org and look up peted in the 16th annual Long Relay’s purple colors accent our lishes, there may be less than thirty the team in question’s name. Island Regional Envirothon at the hallways and classrooms-- its fliers days before the big all-nighter on Usdan Center for the Creative pepper the walls in a jubilant war- the HHS track on June 7th. This isn’t and Performing Arts in Wheatley Relay Team Spotlight on Page 2 Heights. Collecting Cans for the Community A Look Back on the Stuff the Bus Fundraiser’s Record-Setting Haul By CHARLES BEERS few boxes full of cans and event, local grocery stores such as Waldbaums and altogether, forming long On Saturday March 29th, macaroni and cheese King Kullen were oc- conveyor belts in order to the student government slowly transformed cupied by one or two of efficiently transport the continued one of its into a colossal moun- the dedicated student boxes. greatest legacies. Stuff the tain of delicious foods. government officers. For After a few minutes Bus has become one of “Everyone rallied to hours on end, ordinary the entire bus was stuffed Huntington’s most recog- this cause; Students, townspeople added to from the floor to the ceil- nizable charities, as well teachers and all of the the growing mountain ing, and there was still a as a symbol of the high high school staff. We of goods, ranging from long row of food waiting school’s contributions to are truly humbled by pasta to baby food. for a second delivery. The the community at large. the response,” said Mr. On the Saturday team was able to com- For several months, Bisogno with pride. of the big event, student pletely fill two food pan- the school had been col- The collection government officers, tries: one at St Hugh’s and lecting canned goods was not limited to just who had worked tire- the other at Manor Field. and non-perishable food the high school, how- lessly to promote the Everyone at the pantries items for the local food ever. Stuff the Bus has charity, gathered at the was in awe as a seemingly pantries in the Huntington always been a mas- high school in the early endless line of students area. Boxes full of food sive community effort hours of the morning stuffed the buildings to became a common sight and all of Huntington to complete their mis- the point where it was dif- in nearly every classroom. contributed to this sion. The bus pulled up ficult to move around. For weeks, the collection year’s record-breaking and the packing began. Once again, Stuff was stored in Mr. Bisogno’s donation. Every week- Nearly thirty people were the Bus had been hailed room. What started as a end leading up to the needed to stuff the bus as an incredible success continued on Page 8 INDEX INSIDE News.......................................2 Huntington Students Major League Baseball: La Pagina en Espanol........3 Technology...........................4 Explore Europe An Early Prediction Spotlight...............................5 Staff View..............................6 Art............................................7 Advice....................................8 page 2 Entertainment................9-10 page 6 Sports...............................11-12 College Advice for Graduating Seniors page 12 The Dispatch The Dispatch 2 MAY14 MAY143 Preparing For The End of The School Year The European Expedition A Few Steps to Make Your Studying Easier Huntington Students Experience New Places and New Cultures By LILY MORRIS Now that the end of out a planned schedule of when TERIALS. There are millions of ing the weeks before the APs grade). During all this study- By LEAH BUTZ the year is fast approaching, you will study for each subject. study books out there includ- and before regents, there is a ing, take breaks where maybe many of us are faced with the This creates a checklist for you ing Barron’s, Princeton Review, teacher available every day of you take a walk around the This spring break I them from keeping their Chaucer to write the Can- full of history. Unfortu- amazing places I’ve ever challenge of preparing for what to visually see and understand. Kaplan, and 5 Steps to a 5, just the week if you have any ques- neighborhood or re-watch the had the luck of being able promise. terbury tales two hundred nately, we weren’t able been. The latin quarter, comes with it. Even though Subconsciously, if you don’t to name a few. It is important tions. It is EXTREMELY important finale of Scandal, or even eat to join Ms. Tedeschi, Ms. years later. In the cathedral to walk out on the beach with its narrow cobble- the end of the school year is a study for everything on the that you know what you need that you ask any questions or everything in your refrigerator Piffard, Mr. Crugnale, Mr. Much of the travel around were many dark stains on due midtown quicksand. stone streets, is bustling, sign of summer, it is also a sign checklist, it will leave you with a to study. Buying these materials go over any material you do not because that’s what you enjoy. Bruckbauer, and 40 other London was achieved the ground said to be the Prior to traveling to Paris, and the Champs d’elysees of finals and regents. And for feeling of incompletion, which can be costly, however you can understand. Do not have the Whatever it is, take a deep will motivate you to study. visit Amazon or other online mindset of “there’s very little breath and don’t stress. Huntington students on by means of the London blood of the murdered we visited two beautiful is like New York’s own those juniors who have the mis- fortune of also taking the SAT, 2. FIGURE OUT YOUR stores to find the same books chance this will be on the test” Now I’m not order- an amazing trip to Eu- Underground, affection- archbishop. French towns: St. Malo and fifth avenue only better. this time of year can be very PRIROITIES. Along with finals for much cheaper. Additionally, or “if this was on the test I could ing any of you to follow these rope, making stops at the ately called the Tube. With Chartres. St. Malo is a small We visited the louvre, stressful. But there is no need to and regents, the end of the it is very likely that some of your probably figure it out.” You suggestions, I’m just advising incredible cities of London whimsical line names such Normandy was an amaz- walled-in seaside city with home of the Mona Lisa; worry, as long as you plan out year also comes with many peers have the books you are need to be sure that you could you that it would help if you and Paris. as “Jubilee” and “Pickadilly,” ing experience for ev- a history of having been Unfortunately, da Vinci’s your study time and prepare other exciting events such as looking for and would be more handle any question given to did. It won’t guarantee you a Run by the Educa- this metro system was an eryone despite the cold a pirates cove in its early masterpiece isn’t nearly as yourself well, you should be prom, homecoming, and warm than happy to sell them to you. you, and your teachers are there perfect 100 on your regents, or tion First tour program, interesting change from weather.
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