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The Miegian Miegians Make Memories at Homecoming Stuco’s Annual Food-raiser Get Your Tickets Before Treats the Area’s Hungry By: BenHire One of the most exciting ing queen at the football game dur- News aspects of Homecoming is always ing halftime when last year’s queen, By: KarlNetermeyer ”Trick or Treat So Others Can Eat” has ‘Annie Gets Her Gun’ staff writer the announcement of Homecoming Judith Navarro, passed on the ti- students go door-to-door in costumes queen. The candidates were seniors ara. staff writer and ask not for candy, but canned Homecoming. Aside from Molly Jackson, Kelsey Ludwig, Claire Another enjoyable element of goods from their respective parishes. Every Oct. 31, children all Prom, it may be the biggest social Mitchell, Kristen Pearson and Liz Homecoming is the dinner before the The “trick or treaters” then bring their around the country set out in cos- event of the en- dance. Usu- cans back to Miege and fill up the Har- tumes to participate in the ageless tire school year. ally, couples vester’s truck. Many parishes partici- ritual of trick-or-treating. Most chil- Guys have a will take their pate in the event, such as St. Agnes, St. dren will go out and come home with chance to ask the pictures and Ann’s, and St. Joseph’s. A week before, a full stomach, but according to Hun- girl they want to then leave to there will be fliers sent to parishes and ger Notes, there will be an estimated take, while girls eat at a fancy notices in the church bulletins. 13 million children and a total of 36 anxiously await restaurant. “We had a very successful million people in the U.S. that will go the question Junior Matt turnout last year,” moderator Sr. Mar- hungry that night. “Will you go to McCombs tina Rockers said. StuCo has been do- StuCo sees the problem that Homecoming said, “I went ing its part to make this year’s “Trick most people overlook, hunger. Stu- with me? “ to Genghis or Treat So Others Can Eat” bigger dent Council and CMT sponsor many This year’s Khan Mon- than ever before. Homeroom reps events that help benefit Harvesters, Homecoming golian Bar- are reminding students to help in the but none are more holiday-oriented was last Sat- beque Res- event. All students are invited to par- than StuCo’s “Trick or Treat So Others urday. With a taurant. They ticipate, even if their parishes are not “Annie Get Your Gun” returns to Miege just before Thanksgiving and after Can Eat.” theme of “Mak- made the directly involved. Class competition weeks of long rehearsals. Alex Murfey, junior; Jacob Elder, senior; and senior Homecoming attendees dance, fist pump and jump to the loud music. On Oct. 26, students from ing Memories,” food right in points will be awarded to the class Lauren Schaff ran lines after school last week. Jacob is the romantic lead, photo by Mitchell McCrave Bishop Miege will ”Trick or Treat So it was generally front of us.” with the most participation. playing Frank Butler, Annie Oakley’s love interest. photo by Leah Kouri Others Can Eat” all across the metro. considered to be a successful dance. Ulrich. Liz was crowned Homecom- and it was really fun!” By: SamJezak played by junior Maddie Stimac. Na- than says, “The hardest part about staff writer acting is the lines and really being the part. Sometimes it is hard to have to Beatles’ ‘Abbey Road’ Comes to Reinhardt Every little kid wants to be a love someone in front of a lot of peo- cowboy. It appears that does not ex- ple.” The relationship between Na- By: JennaNess Road” poster that she likes, and the clude Mr. Dave Steinberg and the the- than and Maddie’s characters is in the inspiration just came. Hunger Facts atre department. The fall’s production spotlight for a sizable amount of the guest writer To be as fair as possible in is “Annie Get Your musical. selecting the four students for the Gun.“ Maddie talked about the joys There is probably no more cover, adviser Mrs. Phyllis Hartwig • 36.3 million people -- including 13 The musical and challenges of having a large famous street-crossing than that of said the staff members held a pre- is based on the leg- part, “It feels super awesome. George Harrison, Paul McCartney, liminary drawing in class to select million children -- live in households that endary markswoman Theatre is kind of like my sport. Ringo Starr and John Lennon walk- 10 names from each grade. The final experience hunger Annie Oakley and the So when I get to be in that starting single-file across Abbey Road in four names were pulled during the the famous Wild West ing lineup it’s just really thrilling London. That iconic image became first pep assembly of the year. show of Buffalo Bill. because it means that I have the the cover of the Beatles “Abbey Shooting the cover photos •3.5% of households experience hun- It revolves around the potential to carry the position Road” album in 1969, and is being was done Friday, Sept. 30. Because ger or food insecurity developing romance and have the essentials needed adapted for the cover of Miege’s the staff wanted leaves to still be on between Annie and to perform.” 2012 yearbook. the trees, and for one of the cover Frank Butler, another Jessie Oakley, the younger sis- The Miege version—Rein- models to be bare-foot, the picture •7.7% of U.S. households are at risk of show performer, and ter of Annie, is played by junior Annie’s experiences Abby Parra. She sees her charac- hardt Road—features Dominic Pala- had to be taken before the weather hunger cio, freshman; Jordan Smith, sopho- turned cold. Photographers Brooke in the spotlight. ter as “young more; Dean Cutler, junior; and Nic Bradshaw and Mitchell McCrave Annie is played by The musical will run and full of Andre, senior. took turns on a step ladder and try- •44.2 million Americans receive ben- senior Ellie Zindel Nov. 10, 12 and 13. energy.” She “The staff was brainstorm- ing different angles while the rest of and Frank Butler by said her fa- ing for theme ideas. Larissa Lamas the staff offered suggestions. efits from food stamps senior Jacob Elder. vorite part of suggested ‘Abbey Road,’ and ev- The high volume of traffic Junior Nathan Brandl plays acting is, “being in the spotlight on eryone loved the idea,” explained on Reinhardt surprised everyone Tommy Keeler, a part Native Ameri- show nights.” yearbook co-editor Molly Amey, se- and caused many interruptions in can and part Irish member of the The musical runs Nov. 10, 12 nior. Larissa said she has an “Abbey the shooting process. show who is in love with Winnie Tate, and 13.

Page 2 www.bishopmiege.com October 14, 2011 October 14, 2011 www.bishopmiege.com Page 3 He Talks the Talk and Walks the Walk Stag Strut Raises Funds and School Spirit ColleenGaughan By: EmoryLacy pick by the star retired and Mr. Bohaty said he had read a Packers, play- started his own letter written to McCoy talking about Editor in Chief staff writer ing seven of his program called the positive influence McCoy had on How much do you earn at 11 years in the Mike McCoy Min- the schools where he spoke. An ad- your job? Minimum wage? A bit At 6 ft. 5 in. tall, 284 pounds, NFL with them. istries. ministrator from the Archdiocese of St. more? If you were one of the 701 Mie- and a first round draft pick by the Two years each Mr. Michael Louis Catholic schools had said, “The gians walking in Stag Strut Sept. 23, Green Bay Packers, Mike McCoy may were spent Bohaty, Princi- message shared by all these schools you were bringing in an average of $72 ring a bell with some football fans. Mc- with the Oak- pal for Student [in regard to McCoy’s presentation] is per hour or $18 per mile. Miege stu- Coy, now a motivational speaker, will land Raiders Services, has ar- that you are able to engage your audi- dents raised $59,616,40 for the school talk to the Miege students about top- and the New ranged for McCoy ence, teachers and students alike.” and to earn t-shirts, sunglasses, gift ics such as sex, alcohol and drugs. His York Giants. to come to Miege cards, and a future day off school for goal is to help students overcome ev- While at on Nov. 2. them. Five hundred seventy four stu- eryday challenges and make morally Notre Dame, dents reached quota. focused choices. McCoy was The sophomore class came in McCoy attended and graduat- a part of the first, raising $15,730 for 104% of their ed from the University of Notre Dame. “Play Like A Former NFL star Mike McCoy will goal, followed by the freshmen who Melissa Reynolds for the freshmen, brought in $550 for Mrs. Gladbach’s Moving on to the the National Football Champion“ raised $14,060 for 103% of their goal. Mrs. Joan Gladbach for sophomore, homeroom was the school’s top seller. League after playing for the Fighting program. Soon speak at Miege Nov. 2. Seniors raised $12,960 for 97% of their Mrs. Clara George and Mr. Andrew According to Katie, “My family has Irish, McCoy was a first round draft after, the NFL goal and the juniors raised $16,866.40 Groene tied for the junior class, and been the top sellers five years in a row, Students who reached quota wore for 96% of their goal. Mr. D.J. Gemmill for the senior class. and I wanted to stay #1.“ jeans and spirit shirts the day before High homerooms were Mrs. Sophomore Katie Werth who Stag Strut. photo by Phyllis Hartwig

Following a long standing Miege Seniors Display Their Artistic Talents tradition, seniors strutted in a variety of different costumes. Most of them were based your eyes around.” The By: JeffAgar • top left photo by Brooke Bradshaw on “pictures of a family two oil paintings are of • far left photo by Jordan Tucker trip to Wyoming,” Anna Matthew’s older brother, Editor in Chief • bottom right photo by Jordan Tucker said. Of the 10 in the ex- Jac, and his friend Allie Earlier this hibit, two paintings titled Kober. “They are both month, Miege artists “Kirk’s Reservoir” and playfully unflattering de- Anna Church and Mat- “Little Dan” were per- pictions of them, which I thew Cottrell welcomed sonal favorites according find is a much more excit- the public to a showing of to Anna. “I liked ‘Kirk’s ing way to capture some- several of their art pieces. Reservoir’ because it rep- one.” The event, titled Cedar resents Gabe (her brother) In Anna’s and Matthew Cottrell’s artwork was Roe Art Reception, gave and what he built and Matthew’s opinions, the of varying types. local exposure to two of who he is, and ‘Little show was a great suc- photos by Jordan Tucker Miege’s aspiring artists. Dan’ because it is of Gabe cess; approximately 20 The cross-country team used Seniors Anna and how good he is with people attended the re- the first several laps of their and Matthew organized kids.” ception. “The show will Stag Strut as running practice. this show with help from Matthew showed be up for about the entire photo by Jordan Tucker Miege art instructor Mrs. five pieces of art – three month of October,” said Diana Werts and the Ce- hand-crafted quilts and Matthew, allowing those dar Roe librarian. Held two large oil portraits. who missed the original at the Cedar Roe Library “My favorite piece of the exhibit to view the art as on Oct. 3, the exhibit was quilted series is prob- well. Students talk, laugh and listen free to the public and ably ‘I Lost My Heart in a to music as they walk their re- displayed a number of Game of Canasta,’” Mat- quired twenty laps around the Anna’s and Matthew’s thew said. “I love the way Anna Church shows off track in Dixon Doll Stadium pieces of art. the stitches became lines some of her artwork with on a clear September day. photo by Jordan Tucker Anna had 10 of in creating a drawing and its Western feel. her pieces, primarily oil the subtle color of the photo by Jordan Tucker paintings, on display. geometric shapes moves Page 4 www.bishopmiege.com October 14, 2011 October 14 , 2011 www.bishopmiege.com Page 5 Features Getting to Know Father Shawn 5 Minutes With... By: NiyahMiller band. Not only did he like the high seminary at the University of St. performance in sports, but he liked Mary of the Lake in Mandelin, IL. staff writer the theatrical performance of the He received his Masters of Divinity drama department as well. Father degree, his Sacred Theology Bacca- From a software en- Shawn was also a member of the laureate degree, and is a candidate gineer to a life in priesthood, Science club and was a three-time for the Sacred Theology Licentiate ALLI AUDLEY Miege’s newest addition, Father champ in Scholars Bowl. degree. Shawn Tunink says he has had Following high school, At first his parents were the best of both worlds. he went to the University of Kan- a little hesitant about his decision As a child, to become a priest, but they By: JeffAgar Aside from these fairly typical activi- Father Shawn attend- supported him. He has ties, Alli possesses a hidden talent: freestyle ed various public been a priest for three and Editor in Chief rapping. Her favorite rapper is Lil’ Wayne, schools and played a half years. “but consider myself a better rapper than trumpet in the school “Pope John Paul Some people have to try hard to be him,” she confidently stated. When pressed for and church bands. II inspires me because he’s funny; sophomore Alli Audley is not one of He was involved in such a great teacher, he’s those people. Best known at Miege for her Boy Scouts and is a courageous teacher and great personality and sense of humor, it’s proud to call him- such a beautiful witness been proven mathematically impossible not self an Eagle Scout. to the faith. He challenged to enjoy her company. 5 Minutes With... Growing up, his fam- the culture to be the best it As I sat down for my five minutes ily was not devoutly can be. Young people also with Alli, I could tell she was nervous. Catholic, but they inspire me because of their However, when the conversation started went to Mass every enthusiasm, optimism, and flowing, Alli started to open up, and I quickly further informa- Sunday and were the love for life,” said Father came to know the walking, talking, laughing tion “average” Catholic Shawn. machine that is Alli Audley. about family. He grew up “I am passionate Born Nov 16, 1995, Alli is the her learning about God about not accepting things New Miege chaplain Father Shawn Tunink delivers a hom- oldest in her family; she has rhyme-spitting career, and his faith, but the way they are and be- ily at the Homecoming mass on Oct. 4. photo by Jenna Ness a younger brother, Allie seemed reluctant to he never thought ing the best you can be by Char- lie, and a reveal specific details. “I have he would take a vocation to the sas, where he earned his degree in bringing God into the world. What younger sister, a rap called ‘The Iowa Hawkeyes priesthood. Father Shawn wanted computer science from the School I hope to accomplish here at Miege, Ellie. “We get Theme Remix,’ and some others about base- to be an athlete of Engineering. He was involved well, it’s really up to the Holy along great,” ball,” she teased, but clearly did not want to or engineer. in band and spent most of his extra Spirit. I guess through being pres- Alli said. leak any high-profile rhymes until her album When I was 17... 2002 He curricular time at the St. Lawrence ent, people will know God cares, She is drops. attended Catholic Youth Center. It was here and I can help others find their mis- bub- bly and Although she is friendly, you should Lansing High that Father Shawn really started to sion. I want to share the joy of faith, friendly to everyone, be cautious about becoming too comfortable Ms. Ogilvie School, where develop his interest in the faith. He priesthood and just being Catholic. but she is especially tight around Alli; she has a legendary reputation as social life graduated from KU in 1999. My favorite tradition here at Miege High School- Blue Valley with fellow sophomore Gina Avitia. a prankster. “I’ve done the traditional whoop- flourished and Thinking back to col- is how respectful and helpful the “She’s my arch-enemy,” Allie said jokingly. ee cushion, electric shocking gum, shocking his athletic lege he said, “One of my greatest seniors are towards the freshmen. Sports/ activities- Volleyball “And she’s the worst singer ever.” Another pens,” she casually stated. “But the best prank abilities were accomplishments was getting my I also like the attendance and sup- good friend of Alli’s is volleyball teammate I ever pulled was on Mr. Thomas. He screamed revealed. Fa- private pilot’s license. It is so signif- port at the sporting events,” said Favorite clothing- Abercrom- Kali Eaken. “She calls me ‘Al’, and I call her and jumped when I gave him the electric ther Shawn icant because it took a lot of study- Father Shawn. bie & Fitch / American Eagle ‘Kal’.” Her favorite teacher is Mr. Gemmill, gum.” played basket- ing and hard work. At the end of Father Shawn’s hobbies she says, simply because “I know I’m his fa- I would never challenge her in a push- ball, baseball, the day, I get the most concrete re- are reading books about the faith, Favorite song- anything by vorite student.” up or rap battle and never accept a free pen or soccer, ten- ward out of it because I get to fly,” and learning about history. He also Nelly... obsessed!! At Miege, Alli plays junior varsity piece of gum from her, but if you ever needed nis, and ran said Father Shawn. likes “The Lord of the Rings.” He volleyball and plans to do girls’ swim in the a good laugh to brighten your day, I would cross country After college, he worked likes to fly, play trumpet and eat. Favorite subject- Math spring. To stay in shape for these activities, She strongly recommend making your way to lock- and track. Al- as a software engineer for Sprint. His special talents are that he is a says one of her favorite free-time activities is er 2010 in sophomore hallway. But take heed though he be- He went on a pilgrimage to Rome computer programmer and a pilot. Siblings- 1 younger brother, Aaron doing push-ups. “They’re just good for you!” to a warning from Alli herself: “You should came busy in and traveled all over Italy. There “My biggest challenge is meet- she exclaimed. beware, because I have a lot up my sleeve.” sports,, he did he visited many famous holy sites, ing new people and remembering Favorite movie- How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days or Super When she’s not toning her muscles, not shy away learned about the Eucharistic mira- names. I almost have to say their Troopers Alli enjoys watching television. “I like to from his love cles, and even met the Pope. It was name over and over again to re- watch ‘Cupcake Wars’ on Food Network, but for playing in Rome that he decided he wanted member,” he said smiling. Role Model- Katie Leis (Ramsey) - youth minister my favorite show is ‘Wheel of Fortune’. I play trumpet, and to take a vocation in priesthood. “In five years, I want to it on FaceBook.” According to Alli, she is Father Shawn “I had lots of guidance be wherever God wants me to be,” Car- Ford Thunderbird quite dominant at the popular game show, and continued to from other people in helping me to he said. warns challengers to beware. play trumpet discover my mission,” he said. in the school Father Shawn attended Page 6 www.bishopmiege.com October 14, 2011 October 14, 2011 www.bishopmiege.com Page 7 Taylor Swift’s Message: Speak Now Breaking Down K.C.’s Best Pizza By: CatherineStrayhall chance at a record contract someday. She also missed opportunities. In addition to singing, the By: SamJezak and Serrano pepper pizza. The crust is the shining seem surprising if Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez started working as a lyrics writer at Sony/ATV. artist played instruments such as piano, guitar, star on the pizza. For people who refuse to eat the were at the next table over arguing about who has staff writer In October 2006, all of Swift’s hard work writing banjo and ukulele as she acted out songs in multiple staff writer crust, you might want to rethink that strategy and the hotter girlfriend. Not only does the atmosphere her own songs and dreaming big paid off when dresses, surrounded by dancers and an ever- try it. Following the tradition of New York style, the scream New York, but so does the pizza. While the The lights dimmed in Arrowhead Stadium she released her self-titled album with Big Machine changing set. Pizza. The most American food not crust is crispy yet chewy at the same time. If I had rest of the pizza is terrific the crust can’t live up to on Sept. 24 as the sound of 50,000 excited fans Records, then a new record label. Her fame started The slower “Back to December” was originally from America. While it didn’t start here, an Italian grandmother, this would be what her food the standards set by the cheese and toppings. Rejoice echoed through the cool fall air. After three opening growing with hit singles like “Tim McGraw” and enhanced when snow-like confetti fluttered above many would argue it was perfected in America. The tastes like. crust haters everywhere. The pizza menu is pretty acts, the audience was more than ready for the main “Teardrops on My Guitar,” and she opened shows the fans, and midway through the show, Swift first modern pizza was made in 1889 in Naples, Italy, Spin! Neapolitan Pizza’s original location standard, with limited topping options. D’Bronx’s event. When the music started and Taylor Swift for Brad Paisley, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill. Then made her way through the crowd, giving out hugs by a baker named Raffaele Esposito. The classic style is just south of the Plaza at 4950 Main but also has game isn’t making crazy combinations. Simple and appeared on stage, framed by fireworks for her song during the 2007 Country Music Awards, Swift won and autographs to audience members on her way of pizza, the “Margherita”, was named for the queen locations in Overland Park and Olathe. The first tasty is the goal, and that goal is rarely missed. If “Sparks Fly,” the crowd went wild. The Kansas City the Horizon award, now the New Artist of the Year to play a few acoustic songs from the back of the who visited Raffaele’s pizzeria. It is made with fresh impressions of the interior of the restaurant are you find yourself needing to feed a pack of hungry chapter of the Speak Now World Tour had begun. award. Her career hasn’t stopped growing since. stadium. One of these songs was “Superman,” a tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, and fresh basil. From impressive. The design mixes modern and classic linebackers, D’Bronx has you covered. Enter the Swift didn’t always play for arenas packed Fearless, Swift’s second studio album, bonus track that she’d never played live before. Naples, pizza grew in popularity across Italy and designs perfectly, and achieves a friendly and open massive 30 inch behemoth. It is quite possibly the with thousands of fans, though. A True Hollywood was released in 2008, and her third album, Speak Other songs performed were the dramatic and was brought to America by Italian immigrants. The look. Another plus is the view of the pizza making most beautiful creation in the history of man. For a Story on E! revealed that she grew up in Reading, Now, came out intense “Haunted,” the sweet anthem “Mine,” and first pizzeria in America was opened in 1905 in New operation. If you are the paranoid type, you can New York experience in your own backyard, D’Bronx PA, and always loved in 2010; both the upbeat “Our Song” and “Speak Now.” York by Gennaro Lombardi. observe the whole process. The menu at Spin! seems is the place. singing country albums topped the After an energetic finale with the song Due to the popularity of the dish, pizzerias endless. Three different types of pizza are offered. Waldo Pizza is a neighborhood favorite music, despite its lack Billboard charts. “Long Live,” Swift was cheered on to an encore started to pop up wherever that also serves of popularity in her Since she started performance of “Fifteen” and “Love Story,” which Italian immigrants went. a dedicated community. Karaoke Restaurant Crust Combos/ Atmosphere Quality Total her career, she has included more fireworks and a suspended balcony Distinct styles developed in following made up contests gave her a won Grammys, that allowed the singer to soar above some of the different cities. New York has Topping of people from all chance to show off American Music crowd before the final bows and applause. the thin-crusted “Brooklyn Options over the metro. The her voice, and by age awards, Country Before she left the stage, though, and at style”. The crust must be chewy original is at 7433 11 she and her mom Waldo Pizza Music Televison the very beginning of the concert, Swift took long and crispy at the same time and 16 Broadway, just a were making trips to awards, Country looks at the enormous crowd, taking everything in have less than two toppings. block north of 75th Nashville to give her Music awards, with an expression of wonder on her face. Maybe Chicago has deep dish, truly a and Wornall and the demo CD to record Spin! People’s Choice somewhere in her mind she was thinking of what “pizza pie”. It has mountains 18 other location is in labels, trying to break awards, and she once said in an interview when she was sixteen, of toppings, gallons of sauce, Neapolitan Lee’s Summit. The into the business. Academy of not long before she was famous: “My big dream is and is eaten with a knife and Pizza atmosphere is quiet Early Country Music to look out into a crowd of thousands of people, and fork. St. Louis thin crust is and family focused. successes in music Avelluto’s awards. have them singing the words to my songs. That to defined by its unleavened crust 18 Stacks of Trivial in Pennsylvania led Speak Now World me would just be everything I’ve ever hoped for.” and three cheese combination Italian Pursuit cards on to alienation from Tour is Swift’s latest enterprise, and her emotion- The 50,000 people in Kansas City that night made up of provolone, white Delight the tables make it her classmates, but Swift turned the hurt into ridden performance in Arrowhead went on for more proved that this 21-year-old’s dream has come true. cheddar, and Swiss cheese. feel as though you inspiration by writing songs about her feelings. than two hours. The message of Swift, the album, California style goes out of the D’Bronx 16 were in a family The family moved to Nashville after Swift received and the tour? Speak now, so you don’t regret any box and uses unconventional member’s kitchen. a development deal with RCA records; it was a ingredients like goat cheese and Waldo Pizza hot sauce. Kansas City doesn’t certainly looks the have a signature style, but the part of an average combinations of other regions has yielded a melting Pizza rossa(red pizza), pizza classica(veggie and neighborhood pizza place. But those comparisons 3D Improves Timeless Classic pot of pizza goodness. lighter options), and pizza bianca(white pizza) are come to an end when the menus come and the sheer Avelluto’s Italian Delight is located at 6522 all offered. If you add up all three of these options number of possibilities become clear. Seven types Martway in Mission, only 10 minutes from Miege. there are 23 different pizzas available. On top of of sauce, 13 cheeses, 25 meat or fish toppings, and By: JacksonGriffin successful in its re-release, not because of the 3D, marks the beginning of a new trend that may but because of the universal revitalize the movie The restaurant is set up cafeteria style-with the food that you have the ability to custom make your own 33 veggies to choose from. Combine that with four right in front of you. All you have to do is order full size or personal pizza with truly countless specialty pizzas and thats quite a menu. Three types staff writer appeal of “The Lion King.” going experience and Everyone can go to this turn 3D from a gimmick at the counter, choose a drink, and wait for your options. As indicated by the name, Spin!’s pizza is of crust are available. St. Louis thin, hand thrown For more than two weeks in a row, “The movie and enjoy it. Parents, to a necessity. Plans are food to be brought to you. Some might say that the made in the classic style from Naples. A puffy and thick, and honey wheat are all viable options. The Lion King 3D” has topped the box office charts, grandparents, little kids, and already in place to make atmosphere is lacking, but the point isn’t to be a delicious crust complements the simple yet perfectly pizza comes loaded with cheese and ingredients. beating out star-studded movies like “Moneyball” even teenagers can appreciate 3D versions of movies like five star joint. The concept is based on family food balanced toppings and sauce. Like Italian Delight, No one is trying to steal your money here. Waldo is and “Contagion.” It has now grossed more than the messages in this movie. “Top Gun,” the Star Wars and very few frills. Besides, who cares if the food Spin! also has specials that include a devilishly spicy similar to the D’Bronx in that the crust is the weakest $826,593,390 and will continue to add to that tally as The 3D adds to the franchise, “The Lord of is this good? The pizza is New York style, with the pepper and sausage pizza. Whether you are a pizza part. No complaints here on the quality. The pizza is long as it is in theaters. experience of seeing one of the Rings,” and “Titanic.” usual topping selections available. Additionally, aficionado or just an average Joe, Spin! will send you very high quality and definitely deserving of its top I remembered watching “The Lion King” as the most successful animated If the Lion King’s success gourmet pizza options are offered. These are based away a very happy camper. tier status. a kid, but I couldn’t imagine how the Disney classic films of all time in theaters. is any indication for the off the original style, the margherita, available just D”Bronx is a Kansas City institution. Near The pizza options in Kansas City are endless. could be improved by 3D. Especially when movies However, you may not feel future of 3D movies, you as is or with additional gourmet ingredients such as Westport at 3904 Bell St, this deli and pizzeria looks The above restaurants represent the best of the best. like “Captain America” and “Clash of the Titans” like paying the extra cash (up can expect all these movies roasted red pepper and portobello mushrooms. On the part. Additional locations are in Overland Park, Spin! and Avelluto’s are my personal favorites. Waldo hadn’t impressed me with their 3D conversions. to $11.50 at AMC theaters) for to make a big impact when Wednesdays, specialty pizzas are on the menu. In the Crown Center, and a new location in Mission off Pizza and D’Bronx are very good and you wont leave When I saw the movie at Cinemark Merriam, the extra “D.” they are released in 3D. past these options have included spinach garlic and Johnson Drive. Stepping into the D’Bronx feels disappointed. Enjoy! I realized why “The Lion King” has been so The re-release of “The Lion King in 3D” ricotta pizza, deep dish with sausage and tomato, like stepping into a slice of New York. It wouldn’t

Page 8 www.bishopmiege.com October 14, 2011 October 14, 2011 www.bishopmiege.com Page 9 THE MIEGIAN STAFF Editors-in-Chief - Cheering Section Fired Up Colleen Gaughan Jeff Agar the cheer squad, varsity cheerleader Bridget Mi- Staggering Thoughts By: JacksonGriffin Opinion nor said, “It’s pretty equal, before we do a crowd- Staff Members - What’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever been given for Halloween? staff writer involved cheer, we’ll ask the boys if and when they Jackson Griffin want to do it, and we go from there.” Mason Hans They excite the crowd, stand in the freezing The main qualities of these super fans are Ben Hire cold and lose their voices, all in the name of keep- confidence and spirit, but don’t think that sitting in Sam Jezak ing the crowd at Miege football games pumped and the front row is easy. Senior Joe McSorley works out Emory Lacy cheering on the Stags. No, it’s not the cheerleaders; to stay in shape for long games. He said, “In my free Niyah Miller it’s that group of crazy seniors in the front row. Even time I like to climb a lot of trees, and this keeps me in Karl Netemyer when the Stags are behind, or the weather is bad, or fantastic shape so that I can always be ready to help Jake Smithmier you’re just not into it, they will do their best to keep lead our cheering.” Catherine Strayhall you going. Don’t be surprised if these hardcore fans Luke Wheeler Alongside the cheerleaders and Stag Dancers, march up to your section and try to get you cheering. the painted warriors of the front row never stop. Ju- What these front row fanatics want the most out of Photographers - “Halloween themed nior Seth Swearengin describes them like this, “True the fans is, “To see them support the team. To join in Brooke Bradshaw underwear that had a “A CD and a baseball.” - Coach Jon fans and true leaders. Without them there would be the cheers and get other people to do the same,” said Leah Kouri pumpkin on the back.” Holmes and Coach Jeff English Joe McSorley. Larissa Lamas - Senior Evan Sommer- And don’t “Ziploc bag with crayons, Abby Markus land forget, these cough drops, dental floss, Mitchell McCrave champions of toothpaste, toothbrush, “Banana Tic-Tacs.” - Senior Jacob Elder Jordan Tucker the chant not “Taco Bell sauce.” - Freshman and self help brochure.” - only help the Gia Zuniga Freshman Kelsey Wolf Adviser - Mrs. Phyllis Hartwig Stag crowd, but they no home field advantage.” also show the spirit of true sportsmanship to all the The Miegian is published The shirtless supporters are the loudest unof- visiting teams that pass through Dixon Doll Stadi- monthly by the newspaper staff of ficial group at Miege, but they work together with the um. Through their positive attitudes and passion they Bishop Miege High School. It is a cheerleaders to ensure a great atmosphere for every- truly bring the Miege difference to all home games. student-produced newspaper. The edito- one at Stag football games. This year, they introduced So next time you are at a game, and you’re How Old Is Too Old For Candy? rial board decides the content of each issue. Opinions expressed are the views a new cheer. The chant, borrowed from Sporting Kan- thinking “it’s boring” or “it’s too cold,” just remem- of the writer and are signed. sas City, “I BELIEVE THAT WE WILL WIN,” is ber the guys down in the front row wearing a lot less By: LukeWheeler night, like this year, provides an food. The Miegian welcomes mate- repeated over and over again. clothing, a little paint, and a whole lot of spirit who excuse to stay out late and pig out on On the night of Halloween, all rial (letters, guest columns, feedback) About the partnership between the boys and are right there with you. staff writer things that might be frowned upon I ask from parents is your coopera- from faculty, administrators, students, on any other day of the year. If you tion in providing what the kids truly parents and community members. This Popcorn balls, apples, gra- want to have a little get together for want, CANDY. Decorating your material will be reviewed by the edito- nola bars? Are you kidding me? If I a costume party, you can do that on house and getting into the festivi- rial board and published based on the wanted any of those things, I would the weekend this year. It is your right ties is an easy way to make the night publication’s letters policy criteria. Material can be dropped off probably go look in my kitchen. to go trick or treating, take ad- memorable for children who deserve in the journalism room (144), or mailed Steve Jobs: Paying Tribute to Apple’s Founder The one night of the year when it vantage of this opportunity to have some fun during a long and care of Bishop Miege High School. is perfectly acceptable to pig out is for as long as you grueling school year. All letters and columns must be signed. not a time to try to solve childhood can! Miegians; don’t feel pressured The staff reserves the right to edit letters By: JacksonGriffin revolutonary music player has sold tell you how inventions and innova- ed to be an example of how to live obesity. As a self-proclaimed master For you by society to give up on trick or for length, language or potential libel, more than 330 million units and tions like the iPod and affordable life. In an interview with Fortune of trick or treat, I refuse to accept parents who treating. Whether you’re looking for and to refuse any articles or advertising submitted. staff writer become a iconic symbol among mu- computers have made it easier to magazine, he said, “We don’t get a health food. I have been perfecting think health some candy, or playing some tricks sic lovers. After the iPod came the share entertainment and connect to chance to do that many things, and the art of scouting out the king size food is an (non-destructive fun tricks of course), All opinion pieces submit- candy bar houses, and I will not stop acceptable trick or treating is an inalienable right ted should contain an address and a Steve Jobs passed away on iPhone and then the iPad. friends and family in ways never every one should be really excellent. phone number where the writer can be until I am physically unable to search alternative to of every child in America. As it says Oct. 5, 2011 at age 56, seven years af- He was known as the ener- before even imagined. Because this is our life. Life is brief, contacted, because the staff will confirm the streets for candy, or when I have the sugary goodness in The Declaration,”We hold these ter being diagnosed with pancreatic getic salesman for each new Apple Job’s work has made an and then you die, you know? And all letters. cancer. device which introduced wearing impact on the daily lives of people we’ve all chosen to do this with our finally found something more satisfy- of candy, let me hit you with some truths to be self-evident, that all Men After founding Apple in his classic outfit of jeans and a black all over the world. Evidence of his lives. So it better be darn good. It ing than trick or treating, which is knowledge. According to Candy USA are created equal, that they are en- unlikely to ever happen. “Kids say they prefer homes that give dowed by their Creator with certain his garage in 1976, Jobs went on to turtleneck. What most people will influence can be found in the fact better be worth it.” Bishop Miege High School Please don’t act like you have anything made with chocolate (68%) unalienable Rights, that among these produce the world’s first personal overlook, however, is how pro- that there is a personal computer 5041 Reinhardt Drive better things to do than run around followed by lollipops (9%), gummy are Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of computer. He also owned the movie foundly Steve Jobs has changed the in every classroom at Miege. Most Shawnee Mission, KS in an outrageous costume in search candy (7%) and bubble gum or chew- Happiness....” Trick or treating is a company Pixar, which has produced world of business, technology and students at Miege also either own a 66205-1599 movies such as “Toy Story,” “Find- everyday life. Tech heads could tell personal computer or iPod. of sweet sugary satisfaction. Accord- ing gum (7%).” Those statistics don’t right, and civil liberty. Pursue your ing Nemo,” and “Up.” you how he revolutionized GUIs In the end, Jobs wanted to ing to candyusa.org, “more than 93% leave a lot of room for your Nature happiness, pursue your candy! His greatest success came and web application frameworks, be more than an example of how to of children go trick-or-treating each Valley bars, whole grain foods, Fiber with the invention of the iPod. This but ask most people, and they will run a successful business. He want- year.” Trick or treating on a school One bars, or any other type of health

Page 10 www. bishopmiege.com October 14, 2011 October 14, 2011 www.bishopmiege.com Page 11 Boys’ Soccer Aims to Continue Solid Season By: BenHire losses came early in the season to St. Thomas Aqui- players as confusing and unfortunate. Despite these nas, who handed JV a devastating 1 -2 defeat. Head upsetting losses, JV still has a positive attitude and staff writer coach Nate Huppe described the action as a mo- thinks that they can make a run in the last half of mentum-switching, hard fought match that could the season. As of the match against Basehor-Linwood have gone either way. Possibly the most improved team from last on Oct. 4, the varsity soccer team still remains in the Maybe an even tougher defeat came recently year is C-team. Although their record of 1 - 6 - 1 Sports top five in 5A. The 2-0 victory brought their re- may not show it, they have made great progress. cord to 6-3-1. Compared to previous years for C-team, they They suffered a 1-4 defeat to St. James are scoring goals at a very high rate. Halfway Stags Soar to 5-1Record in Tough EKL Academy earlier in the year, after which head through the season, they have already scored coach Joe Huppe said, “We didn’t play hard. St. more goals than the entire last year. Their goal James played very hard and 100% deserved to scoring can only go up with the addition of Alp By: KarlNetemeyer Despite suffering that heartbreaking loss, pulled away in the second. With a fumble return Miege was able to rebound against their archri- for a touchdown by Tim Mahoney, followed by win this game.” Goksoy, a new transfer student from Turkey, vals St. Thomas Aquinas on Oct. 1. Aquinas was two more touchdowns after interceptions, Miege Ever since the St. James match, varsity who scored a goal in a 2-4 loss against Blue Val- staff writer no match for the quicker Bishop Miege and, al- found itself with an insurmountable lead. has played much better and has a 2-1-1 record, ley North. There are many words to describe the though they stayed close in the first half, Miege As senior Chris Martin led the student which included an impressive win against Christ About playing for C-team, Alp said, “So far Bishop Miege football team, but the one section in cheering, “I believe that Preparatory Academy. it has been really fun. I think that I can help to that seniors Adam Novak and Richard we have won,” in the final sec- Regarding the season so far, Coach give this team a great chance to win.” Smith use to talk about their team is onds in the game, the scoreboard Huppe said, “We have played very well at times On Sept. 28, the varsity and JV players “family.” According to Novak, “Unlike read 48-24. Miege's victory against and we will only get better and more consistent hosted the 3rd annual free Bishop Miege soccer previous years, we are playing together. Aquinas was the first in four years in our play.” Huppe is expecting a lot out of his clinic. Girls and boys from grades K-8th who go We decided over the summer in Hutchin- and was desrcibed by Novak as team for the remainder of the season. Evading a Blue Valley North defender is junior Aidan to school in the metropolitan area were invited. son to play as a family.” So far, this fami- “wonderful” and “awesome.” Just like varsity, JV has not started off Kuhls. photo by Larissa Lamas With more than 400 kids showing up, it was a ly mentality has paid off for the 5-1 Stags, The team took their momentum the season exactly how they would have liked. big success. The coaches said that the players did including last Fridy's Homecoming win. into Miege's homecoming game As of their match against Basehor-Linwood, they against Blue Valley North in which a controversial an excellent job running each station Miege trampled Gardner Edger- on Oct. 7. Miege easily defeated have a 5-4 record and are hoping to add some more penalty kick caused a heartbreaking 0 – 1 loss for ton 34-0 on Sept. 16 in an outcome that Blue Valley West 23-6 thanks to a wins by the end of the season. One of their toughest the Stags. The call was explained by coaches and was never in question. The Stags were strong passing performace by ju- carried by the momentum of a catch by nior quarterback Montell Cozart. Tre Parmalee over multiple Blazer de- Miege plays at Mill Valley tonight. fenders. Bishop Miege has big plans for The next week, the team lost a this year. Smith's goal is “to win Runnin’ On: Cross Country Excels on Frantic Schedule heartbreaker to Blue Valley at home on the State Championship.” Novak Sept. 23, 24-21. Miege found itself in a wants Stag fans to know that they By: SamJezak improving and we have the best shot hole in the third quarter before outscor- “should be ready for a show.” It to go to state in years.” As State ing the Tigers 14-0 in the final quarter. seems that every class, from the se- staff writer qualification approaches, the team is The attempted comeback was halted by niors to the freshmen, has set high growing more and more confident. a long drive that allowed the Blue Val- Junior Montel Cozart scrambles away from the Blue Valley West defense in but reachable goals for their foot- In the past few weeks, cross According to Owara, “The whole team ley Tigers to run down most of the final the Stags’ 23-6 victory over the Jaguars on Oct. 7 photo by Molly Amey ball family. country has been busy. With races is very confident we will make it.” quarter of play. every weekend and occasionally Girls’ cross country is fighting during the week, the runners have had through adversity and poor finishes. little time to catch their breath. Junior Emma Vogt said, “We all got At the Miege Invitational on injured at the same time, but we are all A Pair of Miegian Golfers State-Bound Sept. 10, the girls’ team took 5th and getting better at the same time, so we the boys’ team took 3rd. On Sept. are ready to pounce. Our motivation is By: JeffAgar Simien to State. said. out of 8 teams. 17, the boys grabbed 6th in a very to show the coaches what we are made Lone senior Liz Ulrich has At the squad’s first EKL Regionals for the team took competitive race at Rimrock Farm of and to make it to State.” The girls Editor in Chief provided leadership for the Stags, as tournament at Overland Park Golf place this past Monday, Oct. 10 at in Lawrence. The girls did not fare are working on improving their fitness has junior Mary Ledom, who earned Course, the Saint Thomas Aquinas Overland Park Golf Course. “We have so well and finished last. Under the level and are coming together as a With a season that lasts barely varsity experience and qualified for Invitational, the team finished 18th an outside chance of qualifying as a spirited direction of Mr. Alan Thomas, team in the hopes of competing for a more than a month and consists of only State last year. Fellow juniors Kate overall. “Sydney Vaughn and Liz Ul- team,” Coach English stated, adding the Stags are improving everyday and state title. two varsity tournaments, the Miege Chaney, Sydney Vaughn and Tori rich played in an alternate shot round that several players also have a chance see qualifying for State on the horizon. Miege cross country will have girls’ golf team has taken advantage of Volker have also been positive contrib- and had an incredible tee shot on hole to qualify individually. According to The boys’ team looks to opportunity to improve their season their brief schedule and, despite hav- utors, as have freshmen Chloe Kraus one,” head coach Jeff English said. Coach English, the short schedule has be very competitive in all of their and qualify for State next weekend at ing a much smaller team than most and Regan Simien. “We have a bunch The second and final regular allowed the squad to “save it for the upcoming meets. Senior Brian the Regional meet on Saturday Oct. 22. At the Bonner Springs Invitational on Sept. 17, senior Chris of their EKL counterparts, has put to- of new girls this year, and we’ve come season tournament pitted the Stags postseason.” Owara said, “Our team is continually Sitek and sophomore Adam Brown competed. gether a solid 2011 campaign, sending a long way. We’re ready to see how against Blue Valley Southwest at The State Tournament is on photo by Mitchell McCrave senior Liz Ulrich and freshman Regan we perform at Regionals,” Liz Ulrich Swope Park. The Stags finished 7th Oct. 17 in Hays, Kansas. www.bishopmiege.com Page 12 www.bishopmiege.com October 14, 2011 October 14, 2011 Page 13 Volleyball Squad Sets Sights Cassel Scrambles to Retain Role on Fourth Consecutive State Title By: LukeWheeler Week 3, capped off by an interception thrown the Colts, another team hurt by injuries, Cassel Lady Stags’ Tennis during what would have been a game-tying or seemed to take control of his team, along with By: EmoryLacy and win State.” This will be her fourth staff writer game-winning drive. Matt Cassel’s job seems major contributions from wide receivers Dwayne consecutive State title if indeed the Stags to be in question after repeated lack-luster Bowe and Steve Breaston. The Chief’s offense staff writer pull through and win State this season. Last week’s win notwithstanding, Chiefs performances. With a stellar upcoming 2012 looked like a dynamic force last Sunday, while Junior varsity has fought Sends Two to State Nation has been decimated by loss after loss, draft class including quarterbacks like Andrew Bowe made one of the circus catches of the year to Volleyball started off the season through some struggles, but have prom- going all the way back through the pre-season Luck, Cassel has reason to fear losing his role as help solidify the Kansas City victory. running, and shows no signs of slowing ising players for varsity next year. In- By: JacksonGriffin to get ready for State.” Coach into the end of last year’s playoff run. Losing Eric starter. Because Kansas City has been decimated until another State title is reached. Going juries have indeed affected the team, Groene said,”It was a good year. Berry and Jamaal Charles for the year was like Week 4 against Minnesota may by injuries to star players, expectations have 27-3, the team wishes for as strong of a but they have worked hard and played staff writer Because it was my second year a knockout blow to our season. Although it is have sparked something inside of the Chiefs dropped noticeably. Leading his Chiefs to a finish they can get this season. tough in the games they have been down as head coach I knew the girls painful to admit it, Chiefs fans, we may be better quarterback. After a heated interaction caught playoff birth this year would take something Coach Linda Ernst is proud on players. This past weekend the and their skill sets. The team off trying to stink it up as much as possible to on tape with Coach Haley, Cassel began to play almost super-human by Cassel. If he can pull of the girls this year and said, “We’re Working through the injured Bishop Miege girls’ tennis team was half seniors which made it rebuild for the future. with what seemed to be a chip on his shoulder. it off, the KC fans would fall back in love with playing some really good volleyball.” players on junior varsity, junior Mor- performed well at Regionals. lively and fun.” The 2010 AFC West Championship was He connected with Dwayne Bowe multiple times, his Cinderella story. From a backup in college to She’s disap- gan Maloney Tennis players advancing to Most sports teams rely no fluke - the Chiefs were a legitimate winning who had 107 receiving yards on the day. In the starting in Kansas City, Cassel has worked his way pointed the said, “We State are seniors Sophi McAr- on seniors to provide leadership team. THINGS CHANGE. The Chiefs’ front office fourth quarter Cassel hit Bowe on a beautiful 52 to the top. Now it is time to prove that he deserves team won’t have learned thur and Kalyn Heyen. They for the rest of the team. Girls’ and even the diehard fans did not pay enough yard touchdown pass to put the nail in the coffin the position. Chiefs fans have already been seen get a redemp- to work as a placed sixth in doubles. Coach tennis is no different, as the attention to the importance of Charlie Weis and in the first win of the season. Cassel passed for a jumping back on the bandwagon after the solid tion chance team, even Andrew Groene says, “They team counts on their seniors to to the leadersip of veterans like Brian Waters and total of 260 yards going 18-29 in completions and victories over Minnesota and Indianapolis. This to play St. though there have a chance to do well at provide leadership to the under- Mike Vrabel. With Weis’ departure to Miami , the leading multiple drives into the red zone. year may not be as successful as last year, but James the re- are only seven State: it’s their second year at classmen. Senior leader Kalyn departure of Waters, and the retirement of Vrabel, Cassel doesn’t have to do anything Chiefs fans love to see the team battle even when mainder of of us.” With State now, they’re seniors, and says, “We set the tone for prac- the Chiefs lost a lot of leadership and experience extraordinary to keep his job. If he can salvage at they haven’t had many good breaks. the season, teammates re- they have a lot of composure on tices and encourage them dur- that guided their young and talented team. least a respectable season this year, his job is safe. but has faith turning when the court. After playing together ing games.” A crushing defeat in San Diego came in During a great come-from-behind victory over the girls will they’re healed, for three years they have a lot of Varsity girls’ tennis pull out with the junior var- team chemistry.” team makes their push for State an outstand- sity team posi- With a rocky season this this year led by Coach Groene. ing record tions are not Miege Trainer, Linda Gregg...That’s a Wrap year, the team had few successes Junior varsity is coached by first nonetheless. set in stone mixed in with the losses and the year coach Matt Emory. Kalyn worked at Miege as a part of the ath- Fall is Mrs. Gregg’s busi- leg rotated inward above the knee. Sub-State and some- Senior Shelby Workman and sophomore Anisa program had fallen out of the says, “The coaches help us with By: CatherineStrayhall letic training coverage the school’s est season, when she wraps about He had to have emergency surgery is Oct. 22 at times invite Moore elevate for a block during an Oct. 4 match 5-A top five, but the team has strategy and good form.” contract with Shawnee Mission Med- 20-25 students’ injuries a day. In that night.” Blue Valley, younger play- at Miege. photo by Abby Markus worked hard to improve. The The State tennis tour- staff writer ical Center terms of her hours, The most difficult part of with State ers to move varsity squad has a record of nament starts at Goddard High In sports competitions, ath- brings. “I left Gregg arrives at her job is the after school rush of that next weekend, Oct. 28 and 29. up certain games to help them out. Not 3-6 but senior Kalyn stays posi- School today and will continue letes dive, tackle, sprint, and go all because my Miege around 2:30 athletes who need her assistance be- St. James is the only team to beat having as perfect a record as varsity, JV tive, “We are much better than tomorrow. out to achieve victory. But because son was start- p.m. and stays until fore practice. Gregg explained that the Stags in recent tournaments, but se- strives to join them Miege State champi- last year! We are working hard of the intensity of sports, the prob- ing kinder- football practice is having most practices start at the nior Anna Church says their next ex- ons one day as well, and practice with ability of injury and the number of garten and finished. Her Friday same time gives her busy afternoons. pectations are “to win EKL, get to State, that idea in mind. injuries sustained in high school I wanted to nights are always “…I have all the athletes in my room sports is high. According to Miege’s be able to be busy this time of at once. Everyone is in a hurry to current athletic trainer, Mrs. Linda home when year. “In the fall I report to their coaches so they don’t KC’s Lone Title Contender Not to Be Overlooked Gregg, having a trainer nearby to he got off cover all home and get in trouble. It makes my job really is that we do have a team that is Livestrong Sporting Park (LSP). constant noise. The section’s name treat an injury immediately after it’s school every away varsity foot- crazy at times.” Despite the hectic By: LukeWheeler consistently chasing a title. The artist Sporting is currently 6th overall in comes from the large metal pots sustained makes recovery time go as afternoon.” ball games…” She atmosphere, all the athletes are seen formerly the MLS with used in witchcraft, due to the team’s quickly as possible. Athletic trainers She returned also works the JV, to quietly and efficiently. staff writer know as the 45 points on former name: the Wizards. know when to rest athletes to keep to Miege in sophomore, and Her favorite thing about her Our generation has Wizards, the season. Fan support has been key them from injuring themselves more. 2009 to fill in freshman games, as job, Gregg says, is not being stuck in never been part of a legitimate now known According to the success of Sporting at home At Miege, Mrs. Gregg makes sure all for the Miege well as “…all home front of a computer or behind a desk championship push by the Chiefs or as Sporting to the team games. With an 8-2-6 record at home athletes are ready and safe to play. athletic train- JV/V soccer games, all day. “I love that I get to work the Royals. We have been told about KC, has a website, leading up to October, Kansas City “I was always interested er who was all home JV/V vol- in many different settings.” Every the glory years, but we have never new home sportingkc. has clawed their way to the top of in science,” Gregg said. She was on maternity leyball games and game is different, and Mrs. Gregg been a part of a truly memorable era and a new com, LSP’s the MLS’s Eastern Conference. With also interested in the medical field leave. She the cross country always has a front seat to the compe- in Kansas City professional sports. championship capacity is only a few games to go, Sporting because her dad worked as a lab remembers, meet.” titions. Royals fans have been hope. 18,467 people has started to make a championship technician in a hospital. When these “That was Athletes Whether she is wrapping subjected to “Revive ’85” themes Sporting for soccer push. Although we have been lied two interests met up as she watched very exciting Mrs. Gregg’s daily duties can involve often have to visit students before their practices and ever since our last World Series title has been in games. “The to year in and year out by the Chiefs trainers work at sporting events, because the wrapping up to 25 students before the trainer due to games, attending competitions to be (1985)... With the struggles over the the playoff Cauldron”, and Royals, Sporting has a real shot Gregg chose her career and earned football team practices and games. shin splints and there if an athlete is hurt, or giving last few decades for the Royals and race for essentially at the title. This year could really be her degree in athletic training at KU. won the 4A ankle sprains. But students advice on how to recover the terrible play of the Chiefs in most of the Sporting KC players celebrate a goal the die-hard our year in Kansas City! “I met a trainer and talked to him State championship.” Gregg took the injuries Mrs. Gregg deals with from an injury, Mrs. Gregg is an in- recent years, most of Kansas City has season after against rival Houston Dynamo. fan section about the job and decided that was the offer in 2010 to return to Miege aren’t always so routine. “When I tegral part of Miege sports and the abandoned title hopes. bouncing back from a slow start and located behind the north goal, stirs what I wanted to do.” with excitement because “…I loved worked at BVNW during a football Miege community. What most people forget playing tough at their new stadium, up the crowd with rowdy chants and From 1999 until 2004, Gregg it here so much before.” game a player broke his femur. 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