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December 2017 Prowlervolume XIV, Issue XXXVII Tunkhannock Area High School TheDecember 2017 ProwlerVolume XIV, Issue XXXVII Gene McGuire Part 2 2017- A Year to Remember Who would play Gene McGuire in his movie? Thank God it’s ending. By MADDY NESTOR What was your fi rst thought as an im- By GAVIN D’AMATO prisoned man? 2017 was a year fi lled with happiness, joy, sadness, along with many other emotions for all of us. For some of us, it was the best of times. For He was intimidated while he was being others, it was the worst of times. Many huge, historical, events occurred in processed. When he arrived in prison he 2017. Everyone who experienced them, will remember them forever. was very depressed and cut his wrists, One of the biggest, is Donald J. Trump becoming our U.S president. he had to get stitched for one of the cuts. This ended the eight year reign of Barack Obama. When Trump informed He followed his statement with saying, the public he was going to run for president, not one person in the world “Tough experiences happen in life, you ever thought he could possibly win. But, here we are, with President cannot give up.” Do you think that you should’ve been in PROWLER STAFF PHOTO Trump. 2017 was possibly the craziest election result of all time. prison for a full 35 years? Recently Gene McGuire spoke with a group of On a brighter note, the Atlanta Falcons blew the biggest lead in the He always wanted to get out of prison, students in the high school library. history of Super Bowls to Tom Brady and the New England Patriots. especially since he served 25 years over Although Tom Brady had lots of help from Patriots’ running-back Dion what he was supposed to. One day he Lewis, who scored four touchdowns in the game, many believed this went into his church and gave two ten Were any of the guards rude? sealed the deal for him to be the greatest of all time. Staying on the sports Very few of the guards were rude. minute testimonies for 250 people. After- topic, UFC champion Connor McGregor made a deal with undefeated, About 90% of them were from the mili- wards someone came up to him and told and just retired, Floyd Mayweather to a boxing match. This was the most tary, and some of them felt that they were him that he didn’t kill anyone, and didn’t hyped event in boxing history. Many believed McGregor could pull off there to punish the inmates. need to do a plea of mercy. with a win, fi guring that Mayweather was older and less in shape. But Why do you think they refused to grant What was prison food like? “Prison food is kind of like this,” Gene Mayweather gave him the work, and won. your plea of mercy time after time? This year contained some horrible events. For example, the Texas Despite Gene having the prison staff said, referring to our school food. The shooting. Devin Kelley shot up a Baptist church and killed 25. Or the behind him, he was consistently rejected. food was good, but was routine. The Las Vegas shooting, where Stephon Paddock shot up a concert and killed The people who decided his fate changed menu was on a two-week cycle and every 58 people, injuring 546. Those are the two biggest ones. Also, it’s worth every time, so no one ever truly had an Sunday was either chicken or roast beef. noting Eli Manning got benched. understanding of the case. He also men- Eventually money moved around so he There were some pretty crazy weather/climate events this year, too. tioned how surreal it was to write down had to go to a different prison, and they For example, there was the total solar eclipse on August 21st. Hurricane why he deserved his plea to be granted. served processed foods. Harvey, located at Texas, caused over 198 billion dollars in damage. What type of programs does prison What didn’t you miss from the outside Another huge hurricane hit America - Hurricane Irma hit Florida and offer? world when you were in prison? killed 194 people. Many other historic events occurred in 2017, but they Prison offers many programs includ- “I was glad I wasn’t in that cycle.” Gene all could not fi t in a single edition of this paper. Hopefully, 2018 brings us ing drug and alcohol, criminal impact, did not miss alcohol, but after 6 years, he much more happiness. Happy New Year! plumbing, woodwork, anger management, went back to it for a short time. educational, and a G.E.D. (grade equiva- What was your fi rst thought as a free Source: Events Calendar lent diploma). Prisons require a GED man? because the prisoners would not be able to After I asked Gene this question he said get a better job without one. that he did not remember. He knew that What was your schedule in prison? Did he was ready to see friends, and he was iPhone X it ever change? excited to move to Dallas, Texas. The latest technology. He would awaken around 4 or 5 a.m. Who would play you in the movie? By KAITLIN PASTERNAK During the day he would read, pray, drink Gene decided that Matthew McCo- The iPhone X is Apple’s latest iPhone, coffee, and play the keyboard. He would naughey would play him in the movie but released on November 3rd, 2017 for $999 then eat breakfast, work, eat lunch, work, they would “have to do some real work on with 64 gigabytes of data, and $1,149 eat dinner, go to the gym, and went to him.” for the 256 gigabyte version. There are classes. Gene also mentioned that he Will there be a sequel to Unshackled? multiple ways to pay for the newest Apple taught bible classes. He noticed that the There will be a sequel and he plans to sensation, including paying a monthly rate busier he was, the faster time went by. start it soon. with Verizon , paying for the phone in its entirety, or paying for an early upgrade Strike? plan. This involves a monthly rate in What students need to know. exchange for an upgrade to the newest By EMMA RUSHWORTH iPhone every year with Apple. PHOTO COURTESY APPLE Mrs. Christa Burke But the iPhone X shares similarities phone called Face ID, which replaces the The rumor mill is churning again with allays some fears to the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus by the fi ngerprint scanner (Touch ID.) Face talks of a teacher strike. Do not panic, it is people might have. having the same processor and similar rear ID uses the shape of a person’s head to not the end of the world. So far, teachers MOWRY CUSTOM PHOTO cameras. Even though the iPhone 8 and unlock the phone. It works by spraying are still talking with the school board. On the issue of healthcare, they iPhone 8 Plus are $699 and $799, there an object with infrared dots to gain The fi rst question when striking is “why?” have good concessions on behalf of the are some contrasts between them and the information on the object. It also stitches According to the Examiner, our teachers teachers. Healthcare is still in the works, newest iPhone. These differences start patterns on a 3D image of your face to have not had contracts since August of this but making progress. with the screen. The iPhone X has a 5.8 unlock the phone, and because of this year. Also a major concern: healthcare. I The teachers are making some inch screen taking up all of the space on technology, Apple states that there is a one spoke with Christa Burke, president of the headway in negotiations, although it is the front of the phone except the notch for in a million chance of unlocking someone teacher’s union. not as much as either side would like. the front facing camera. The iPhone 8 has else’s phone with your face. Older face Burke said that right now, the union Our teachers would like to have contracts a 4.7 inch screen, the iPhone 8 Plus has recognition used the camera to take a has only approved an authorization, which before the district consolidates next year. a 5.5 inch screen, and both of these have picture of yourself and compare to a photo means that if all else fails, the teachers How much longer are the teachers willing bezel on the sides, which the latest iPhone on the device. Others could have gotten can vote to strike within a 72-hour period. to work without a contract? Impossible to doesn’t have. The iPhone X also uses around this by holding a photo of yourself The only way they will strike is if all answer, Burke says. OLED display, which is thinner, brighter, to the camera. If you aren’t a fan of the negotiations fail to come to an agreement For those still on edge about the lighter, and uses more color accuracy and new facial recognition feature or what the that is fair to both sides. However, Burke rumors, Burke offered these sage words: contrast than the LCD display used by the iPhone X has to offer, you can stick to the said they are “nowhere close” to that and “We’re not at the end, we’re moving iPhone 8 & 8 Plus. iPhone 8 and the iPhone 8 Plus.
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