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Features Inside: 16 Miner Bumper The December 11, 2009 Miner Incidents Miner Christmas Rants and Raves from the staff Samantha Johnson’s Rave: I love the 25 days of Christmas special on ABC. Issue 3 Volume 58 December 11, 2009 Josey Erickson’s Rant: They play Christmas music before Thanksgiving and it would be devastating not to have snow! Otherwise I love Christmas! Brenna Johansen’s Rave: I love the “25 days of Christmas” tv special on ABC channel where Christmas movies are played Economy impacts auto industy By: Brandon Renner Shelby Schields’ Rave: everyday till Christmas. I’m an avid “Home Alone” watcher. I love Christmas music, Christmas trees, and Christmas snow, People......7:Where are They The American economy’s Now?: Cody Johnson stands on pretty much everything about Christmas is great. recession negatively affected the top of a windmill at his job sight in automotive industry. It has even Jaydin Mann’s Rave: I love Christmas because I can hear Baker, Montana. caused two of the three major car Logan Dschaak’s Rant: Santa is not real! Elves are not real! Tyler Schmidt singing and humming Christmas songs in the hallways...actually he is always doing that. companies to go bankrupt. Chrysler The North Pole is NOT REAL! Its all just a big lie! Cooperation was bought out by a European company, Fiat. General Tyler Freuer’s Rave: I love seeing all of my relatives on Christmas Day. Ruby Aiupperspach’s Rant: I hate the cold weather and snow. Motors is now basically run by the We are always prone to accidents. U.S. government. “[Americans] turn to foreign motor Jayme Lorenz’s Rave: I love Christmas because of giving and getting companies [because of the bankruptcy of Jordon Mann’s Rave: I love getting to miss school and eating. GM and Chrysler],” Kasey Schmidt said. presents and watching “The Christmas Story” I missed my church I love giving and receiving presents. Some major reasons for the decline of Christmas pogram , because we were watching it. the American manufactures include poor management and the lack of a quality product, which lead to the increase in sales Brandon Renner’s Rant: Although I love Christmas, Coltyn Anderson’s Rave: I like that we have no school of foreign products, most notably Japanese the songs get stuck in my head for the next six months. for two weeks, and gifts are given to you. vehicles. “I don’t want a Chevy or a Ford,” senior Entertainment...12: Review: Serna Jamie Schaeffer said. “Imports are better made and look better.” Logan Kessler’s Rave: I think Christmas is stupendous because reviews Zune as a hot Christmas Keanon Serna’s Rant: Picking out your Christmas gift Dec. 1 and gift. This summer, the U.S. government having to look at the box for three weeks before you get to use it! you get a lot of commendable gifts, from Kris Kringle. enacted a program called “Cash for Clunkers”. The purpose of this program was to stimulate the American economy by selling more American made vehicles. Although this was not the outcome, 8 out 2010 Seniors of the 10 top selling vehicles during this program were of foreign make (www.kbb. and com, 12-3-09). “I think [Americans] should buy what Parents they want, because that’s the American way,” Schmidt said. In the ‘80s and ‘90s, American Just a reminder that your manufactures concentrated on producing a larger quantity of product instead of a colored, vertical, higher quality product. In the meantime, head and shoulders Japan was turning out high quality low cost senior photo for the yearbook, News.....4: Winter Games: Seniors products. Aware of this, began purchasing along with a photographer’s Tyler Schmidt and Lucas Senske foreign vehicles. release form, is due to enjoy last year’s Winter Games. “Foreign brands are more popular Mrs. Heller because they offer more for your money, by January 8, 2010. they have nicer features, and a better Hazen Motors owner Steve Huber informs senior Tyler Freuer about the latest automobile looking design to most people,” said junior models and their features. Photo by:Brandon Renner The yearbook is NOT able to accept Charles Mattheis. Kritzberger said. This is the general consensus among because of the wide range of aftermarket a digital image. parts available helps contribute to their Sophomores Eric Ham and Quentin many Americans. In 1979, the big three Hauser agree. sold 9 out of 10 vehicles in the U.S. popularity. If you have concerns, please email In a recent Beulah High School survey, American companies have made drastic In 2005, 60 percent of the U.S. market changes in order to make a profi t. They Mrs. Heller at Tina.Heller@sendit. belonged to Japanese automakers (www. students said 64 out of 90 vehicles owned are Ford, Chevy, or Dodge. This obviously decided to start making a better quality nodak.edu or telephone her americanchronicle.com, 11-24-09). product and design cars that people want. at the high school. “The ‘Fast and the Furious’ movies shows that the local region doesn’t necessarily fall in line with the rest of the In the same survey, BHS students ranked [helped make imports popular],” Schmidt gas mileage as being the most important said. nation. The ability to “tune” Japanese cars “I don’t like imports,” junior Marisa Auto Industy continues on page 4 Identity theft puts students in danger By: Tyler Freuer Sports...14: Girls Basketball: visitor’s identity information. In Utah, a Target employee kept a Senior Shelby Schields gets into Students spend money using many Online purchases can also lead to identity customer’s credit card as she was checking the game against Garrison on different types of credit. Credit out. The employee then purchased a $700 Dec. 1. theft. This might be how Deb Schields got cards, debit cards, checks, cash, her credit card number lifted. gift card with the customer’s credit card. A few days later the customer noticed that “My Discover Card was used in another Inside The Miner Incidents: and money orders are all popular her credit card was missing and video ways students purchase items. state at a Target Store for just under $400. News................1 Editorials..........2 Someone then attempted to use it again, found the employee keeping the customer’s Opinions...........3 News................4 These types of credit are targeted but it was denied,” technology teacher Deb card and later charging the gift card to the Features...........5 Clubs................6 by identity thieves who try to scam Schields said. “Discover caught the fraud same card. The employee was put in jail People..............7 Features...........8 people into giving out important and notifi ed me by phone. They credited for illegal use of a credit card and theft (fi ndarticles.com, 11-22-09). Features...........9 Outdoors.........10 personal information. my card for that fi rst fraudulent amount. I am in the process of checking my last “I used my bank card to purchase books People.............11 Entertainment.12 In 2008, 9.93 million people reported statement and am being issued new account online and a coupon appeared. If I used the Features.........13 Sports.............14 experiencing some type of identity theft. numbers.” coupon it would take $10 off my order. I Sports.............15 Features.........16 Victims spent on average $1,200 out of Identity thieves get credit card numbers latter found out that by using that coupon, I pocket and spent on average 175 hours Beulah High School from people at their most vulnerable times. was giving permission for another company trying to get their money and identity back Some thieves work at department stores to sign me up for a service that I had no 204 5th Street NW (ezinearticles.com, 11-19-09). and when a person charges something to idea about. They withdrew over $250 out Beulah, North Dakota 58523 Identity fraud is increasing rapidly. his credit card, the thief will memorize of my checking account,” English teacher The amount of scams on the Internet is Beulah -Hazen www.beulah.k12.nd.us the card number and use it for his own Elizabeth Odermann said. “My bank overwhelming. Most pop-ups lead to Web (701) 873-2261 purchases. Identity theft continues on page 4 sites focused on stealing their Web site Sports Editorials 2 Miner Outlook Miner Amp 15 December 11, 2009 December 11, 2009 The Miner Incidents Sapphires to attend Meet a Mighty Beulah Miner By: Jordon Mann to improve on his fi nishing MI: You open your door. There Demonette Invite Boys Basketball this year. are two police offi cers standing drilling some parts or the whole Casey Duppong, a “Logan is a good wrestler there. What is your fi rst thought? By: Keanon Serna TZ: What did Trevor do now? thing or learning some moves of sophomore, has made a with many talents, and we On Dec. 19, The the routine,” sophomore Jenni huge impact on the Beulah have high expectations for MI: Can you tell me one thing Sapphires will be traveling Pischel said. Miner basketball program. him this season,” coach that you would like to be or have to Bismarck High School to Practices are usually held up top Last year as a freshman, that starts with the letter “P”? Shawn Voigt said. TZ: I would like a pudgy compete in the Demonette in the mezzanine of the gym, the Casey averaged 8.9 points Brandon Renner- Jayme Lorenz- team is working hard to improve penguin. invitational. per game and 3.7 rebounds MI: What would be the fi rst thing Features Editor Clubs Reporter This will be their fi rst major on their weaknesses.