DOCSLIB.ORG

January2019.Pdf

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
January2019.Pdf The-Cat’s-Dispatch Are you sticking to your New Year’s resolutions? There’s still time to renew that Planet Fitness subscription! Walnut Ridge, Arkansas Lawrence County School District www.bobcats.k12.ar.us February 6, 2019 Vol. 44 Issue No. 5 ~ Walnut Ridge High School supplement to The Times Dispatch since 1976 ~ Nash & Katie’s Reign Begins The Government Shutdown: By Jordyn Jones What You Need to Know On December 15, Nash of strawberry salad, chicken By Graham West Gill and Katie Kersey were strips, beef brisket, meatballs, declared king and queen of the twice baked potatoes, macaroni On December 22, the any bill that does not provide 2018 Winter Ball. and cheese, rolls, cheese cake, federal government failed to sufficient funding. Winter Ball has been a chocolate cake, and Italian creme agree on the appropriation of This disagreement WRHS tradition since 1984. For cake. funds for the 2019 fiscal year. As affects far more than just the the last three years it has been The music was delivered a result, the government shut border wall situation. Due to held at The Studio on Main by Elite Entertainment, a special down for 35 days, the longest the shutdown national parks Street. thank you to Mrs. Ross who government shutdown in and museums are closed, Mrs. Amanda Haynes hand-picked the judges for the United States history. government employees face catered the meal consisting big night. On January 25th, the reduced or no pay, health federal government reached inspections of food and the a tentative agreement to environment have halted, and temporarily reopen. The food stamps have been cut agreement will end on February off. With no solution 15th, when the government over the coming months, will apparently resume the these situations will grow into shutdown unless an agreement enormous problems. is reached. Keep your eyes peeled. The shutdown comes There’s a possibility that things from the disagreement of will go from bad to worse. Congress and President Trump over the funding of the promised border wall between the U.S. and Mexico. No School House Democrats refuse Trump’s proposal of $5.7 billion Feb. 18 The Faces of Winter Ball: From left to right (back): Chloe Bounds and to fund the wall, but Trump has Presidents’ Day Jackson Forrester; Garrison Doyle and Emma Richey; Landon Sain and stated that he can and will veto Savannah Andrews, and (front) Nash Gill and Katie Kersey. Seniors Slade Dalton and included Knight of Honor Jordan Maid of Honor Shelby Whitehead, Hoco19: Baylee Davis were chosen as 2019 Haynes, Senior Knight Charles Senior Maid Liley Holsapple, May All Your homecoming king and queen. Mabry II, Junior Knight Isaiah Junior Maid Maci Smelser, Homecoming took place Mabry, Sophomore Knight Blane Sophomore Maid Hannah Harper Swishes Come Thursday, January 24, when we Wade and Freshman Knight and Freshman Maid Savannah True defeated the Corning Bobcats in Parker Papi. Slade’s pages were Andrews. Baylee’s pages were By Malachi Tinker nail-biter. Carstyn McQuay and Brik Jones. Avery Bullard and Reid Anderson. The Sweetheart Court Baylee’s court included: 2 The Cat's Dispatch, Walnut Ridge High School, February 6 , 2019 Our WRHS February Birthdays Bobcats Make Strive to Be a Good Person By Hailey Jensen Late Surge By Irene Hood 4th - Austin Rushing By Bryson Farmer You should always strive community by volunteering to 5th - Kai Cunningham to be a good person, so you need smiling or waving at a person you Tyler Cunningham The Walnut Ridge senior to have good qualities. Good don’t know, it’s not difficult to do. 7th - Landon Brady high basketball team is glad to qualities to have are honesty, Always lend a helping hand. When 11th - Brighton Brand have new coaches. Blake Coffman respect, confidence, discipline a friend or classmate needs help 12th - Olivia Ford and Peter Ryan have taken the and compassion. Some people with something, offer a helping 13th - Raelea Vampran reins to the lead the team. have good qualities but horrible hand. Sometimes a simple, “you 15th - Hannah Harper Our team goals are to personalities. can do it” can make someone’s 20th - Makenna Moore make it to Regionals and State From doing good in your day better! 21st - Kel Slusser playoffs. We have been very 22nd - Tyler Ditto grateful to not have an injuries yet Ezra Villarreal this season. 23rd - Gracey Collins According to Coach Ryan, 29th - Evan Gipson “When teams come play us they 31st - Faith Mills know they are in for a tough battle.” Guys who are playing well include Kai, Slade, Cade, Brighton, Bobcat Bio Nash, Jackson, Jace and Bryson. Tristin Hart At the time of this writing, the team comes in with a record of By Landon Hamilton 6-6. We have had some good wins this season, beating Rivercrest at Class – Junior Welcome to the new year, folks! We hope your January was pleasant and not BFFs – their place by 4. Other big wins Landon have been against Ridgefield and too cold (the snow was a nice touch, though!) Coming into 2019, we wish you Hamilton, Hillcrest. the best year ever. Be kind and open-minded to others, be respectful of other Liv Bickers, We have had a lot of people’s opinions, and never believe sensational headlines you see on the news Garret Cook devastating losses as well losing until you’ve done your own research. Stay classy, Walnut Ridge! and Jace to Trumann by 4, Osceola by 5, Turner and Gosnell by 4, all games that Fave teacher we should have won. “We have Cat’s Dispatch Staff – Mrs. Rob competed well against everyone. Editor-in-Chief — Kaiden Stormes Relationship We still have a long way to go, but Sports Editor — Cade Burris Status –Single we know that we can play with Who’s Who Photographers — Trishton Wilson & Livvie Howard Pet peeve –Lying anyone,” said Ryan. Cartoonist — Mattie Craig & Alex Lishman Favorite meme – Nash Gill The team is led by seniors Staff Writers — Tate Anderson, Zack Osburn, Baylee Davis, Victoria Swindle, Guilty pleasure – Honey buns Brighton Brand, Cade Burris, Kai Tech addictions – Snapchat Cunningham, Slade Dalton, Bryson Dakota Girard, Claire Fisher, Graham West, Kate Cole, Slade Dalton, Tate Last text – My mom Farmer, Jackson Forrester and Anderson, Landon Hamilton, Kai Cunningham, Tyler Cunningham, Bryson Farmer, Last Meal Choice –Fatty steak Graham West. Juniors are Isaac Ashleigh Morris, Brighton Brand, Chase Moseley, Lilly Maple, Tristin Hart, Garrett Freshman Flop – Landed on Biggers, Nash Gill, Isaiah Mabry, Brown, Grady Privett, Carlos Mancilla, Olivia Bickers, Olivia Ford, Max Hibbs, Irene my face while doing a hand Connor Manning and Jace Turner. stand on a table Lynette Hood, Chloe Brown, Malachi Tinker, Haley Smart, Nash Gill, Hannah Wade, Sophomores include James Alex Lishman, Erin Hicks, Hailey Jensen, Mollie Blackshear, Trishton Wilson, Skyla Belew, Will Coker, Will Davis and Henry, Ty Flippo, Abby Rounsavall, and Hannah Beary Valentine’s Day Walker Hibbs. Managers are Jordan Haynes, Logan Blackwood Advisor — Stacy Rice Thursday, and Nathan Simmons. Feb. 14 The staff of The Cat’s Dispatch dedicates each issue to the memory of David Brady, Editor 1991-93. What Is... 3 The Cat's Dispatch, Walnut Ridge High School, February 6 , 2019 Your Most Your New Year’s Resolution? The Identity of By Kate Cole Anticipated These Jada Turner – Read the Bible more Movie of 2019? Mystery Lilly Maple – Finish senior year By Mattie Craig Nathan Brown – Hang out with my friends more Students? Brighton Brand – Enroll in college Reece Archer – Escape Room By Ty Flippo Bryson Farmer – Not to cuss Madison Scott – The Lion King Sheridan Smith – Worry less Olivia Ford – Avengers Endgame This sophomore is a Katie Kersey – Smile more Katie Kersey - Aladdin Zebra at heart, Sydney Burgin – Drink more water Grady Privett - The Lion King Her basketball skills are Cade Burris – Workout more Sydney Burgin – Toy Story 4 Taylor McGinty – Be nicer Justin Nunally – The Lion King off the chart. Kristina Thomas – In her last game, Jenny Davis – Live with no regrets Claire Fisher – To not take Intermediate Algebra in college Escape Room she scored 45; Marguerite Gill – The Lion King She’s what keeps our team alive. Dakota Girard – Dark Phoenix You might see this senior in the hall, Your Favorite He’s not hard to miss; Winter Activity? he’s so tall, By Chloe Brown This quiet guy plays basketball, and gets his ripped jeans Maci Smelser – Ice skating and at the mall. drinking hot cocoa Ezra Villarreal – Squirrel hunting Answers on p. 14 Haley Smart – Bonfires Kristina Thomas – Wearing fuzzy socks and pajamas Roger King – Duck hunting Your Subway Order? Isaiah Mabry – Working Out The Most By Max Hibbs Christin Woodard – Sleeping Danielle Denham – Chicken Bacon Ranch on Italian Herb and Cheese Jonathan Alba – Sleeping Important Mrs. Davis – Chicken Bacon Ranch on flatbread Zach Stanfill – Drinking hot cocoa Zach Stanfill – Meatball Marinara on white bread Austin Stover – Throwing Things in a Kristina Thomas – Spicy Italian on white bread snowballs Walker Hibbs – Pizza sub on white bread Zoey Wilson – Making s’mores Relationship? Mrs. McKenzie – Making a fire By Hannah Beary Manuela Akpan – BLT on white bread Helen Brandon – Ham and cheese on white bread and watching movies Logan Dickson – Trust and Emily Gray – Chicken Teryaki on Italian Herb and Cheese forgiveness Katie Jones – Chicken breast on the Italian Herb and Cheese Would You Lissy McCandless - Trust Chloe Brown – Pizza sub on Italian Herb and Cheese Hannah Ponder – Ham and cheese on Italian Herb and Cheese Rather? Raelea Vampran - Trust Mrs. Howard – Turkey on Italian
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Supply Chain Management of Rations in Indian Army
    47 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT OF RATIONS IN INDIAN ARMY MINISTRY OF DEFENCE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE 2011-2012 FORTY-SEVENTH REPORT FIFTEENTH LOK SABHA LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT NEW DELHI FORTY-SEVENTH REPORT PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (2011-2012) (FIFTEENTH LOK SABHA) SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT OF RATIONS IN INDIAN ARMY MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Presented to Lok Sabha on 28 December, 2011 Laid in Rajya Sabha on 28 December, 2011 LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT NEW DELHI December, 2011/Pausa, 1933 (Saka) PAC NO. 1956 Price: ` 70.00 ©2011 BY LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT Published under Rule 382 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in Lok Sabha (Fourteenth Edition) and Printed by the General Manager, Government of India Press, Minto Road, New Delhi-110 002. CONTENTS PAGE COMPOSITION OF THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (2011-12) ...................... (iii) COMPOSITION OF THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE (2010-11) ...................... (V) INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................ (vii) REPORT PART I I. Introductory .......................................................................................... 1 II. Audit Review ....................................................................................... 2 III. Dry Rations (a) Provisioning of Dry Rations ...................................................... 3 (b) Opening Stock Balances Adopted at different levels for Demand Projections Differed Substantially ................................ 9 (c) Procurement of Dry Rations ......................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Issue 3 November 2013 N E W S the Cause of Kairos Fever; Seniors Sign up in Record Numbers Lights Outs, School’S Out, a New Song By: Jennielittleton Mr
    The Miegian Entertainment 2013 p. 8 & 9 Volume 57 Issue 3 November 2013 N E W S The Cause of Kairos Fever; Seniors Sign Up in Record Numbers Lights Outs, School’s Out, A New Song By: JennieLittleton Mr. Creach does, to advertise Kairos. comes from “grow(ing) in relation- institutions in twelve states, and inter- Thanks to this year’s unprecedented ships with other people and see(ing) estingly enough, has also been a part Fills the Halls Editor-in-Chief show of spirit and zeal for the pro- the good in everyone.” Summed up, of the prison ministry movement ever What’s the Reason for These Blackouts? gram, each retreat has more seniors her experience was “nice and refresh- since. than expected, and for the first time at ing.” Mr. Creach explained that By: MariaBaska Traditionally each year, three By: LouieLaFeve lunches for everyone and record pur- parents of our status. Most kids who three-day retreats are publicized, Miege, a fourth Kairos retreat was on- Miege’s history with Kai- sidered but was not able to be sched- ros started when, after the chases by hand, but that wasn’t an could drive left immediately, and we staff writer planned, and prepared for, waiting staff writer option. Some of the emergency flood corralled the rest up in the Commons for seniors to sign up. Kairos, a Greek uled. “Kairos is an amazing retreat had spread from lights had been drained of power, so to try and find rides. This day went Bishop Miege unveiled its term meaning “The Lord’s Not much is revealed about Catholic/Jesuit school to Many Miegians were treat- experience that I wish certain hallways were entirely dark,” on the record as a whole day since we new song “Spirit of Bishop Miege,” Time,” is the title used to Kairos until the retreat has school, five juniors were ed to a pleasant Halloween surprise he said.
    [Show full text]
  • Commission on Public Art Inventory Review Online Comment Submissions the Public Comments in This Document Were Collected from Au
    Commission on Public Art inventory review online comment submissions The public comments in this document were collected from August 15 to September 5. They are in response to a call from Mayor Greg Fischer, encouraging the public to add their voice to the review of public art that can be interpreted to honor bigotry, discrimination, racism and/or slavery. 40204: I am not opposed to removing the Castleman statue. I would miss having a horse in the neighborhood, however, so if it could be replaced by another rider, perhaps Oliver Lewis and Aristides, the first KY Derby winners. That would be cool. Any statue with Confederate imagery should be removed. Period. 40299: We should not have public murals and statues of leaders of the confederacy. The bottom line is that these men of the confederacy fought to keep hatred, bigotry and racism alive. I don't want our city to have statues honoring these men, because I know Louisville is an inclusive community dedicated to bringing different folks together. 40212: Remove all statues glorifying these traitors. I can’t imagine what a PoC feels about these abominations. 40243: Please leave history ALONE... 40208: A democracy should have monuments celebrating the oppressed and not the oppressors. We need to tear down any monuments celebrating the Confederacy. I also think you should add to this list nude portraits, paintings objectifying women, and paintings featuring people in poverty. I would recommend going through the library and removing all books before 1975 and blocking all websites that involve actual thinking. History has been written, to ignore it is unwise.
    [Show full text]
  • John Legend and Salamishah Tillet in Conversation on the Artist's Duty
    Apollo Theater Presents John Legend and Salamishah Tillet in Conversation On the Artist’s Duty Wednesday, September 23 at 7pm On Apollo’s Digital Stage “An artist’s duty, as far as I’m concerned, is to reflect the times. I think that is true of painters, sculptors, poets, musicians. As far as I’m concerned, it’s their choice, but I CHOOSE to reflect the times and situations in which I find myself.” – Nina Simone Harlem, NY – September 8, 2020 – On September 23 at 7:00pm ET, the Apollo Theater presents In Conversation: John Legend and Salamishah Tillet. The event will be presented free of charge on the Apollo Digital Stage at www.ApolloTheater.org. Inspired by their mutual role model Nina Simone and her thoughts on the artist’s duty to reflect contemporary issues, Legend and Tillet will discuss art and social justice, the roots of Legend’s activism and what he believes the responsibilities of artists are at this critical moment in American history. For over 86 years, the Apollo has served as an incubator for social and civic advocacy in Harlem, and the Black community at-large. This conversation extends the non-profit Theater’s commitment to using its internationally renowned stage to amplify Black voices and stimulate timely conversations on race and social justice. To RSVP for the program, visit this link. Multiplatinum recording artist, composer, activist, and philanthropist John Legend has been an outspoken champion of civil and human rights. Throughout his life, Legend has been deeply committed to philanthropic efforts, launching several organizations, including the Show Me Campaign, an organization that works to break the cycle of poverty through education.
    [Show full text]
  • Linn-Benton Community College
    LINN-BENTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE VOLUME 47 • EDITION 9 NOVEMBER 12, 2014 HUMAN INTEREST COMMUTER.LINNBENTON.EDU PAGE 2 “FORGIVE ME IF I’VE TOLD YOU THIS BEFORE” just a few 90s anthems off the playlist link included with the release of the book. BOOK TOUR The 90s were a difficult time for many in Oregon, and Stetz-Waterz remembers when 638,527 Oregonians sunday Nov. 16 1:30 p.m. voted in favor of classifying homosexuality with Author reading at Mr. Green Beans bookstore pedophilia, sadism, and masochism. The intent of 3932 N. Mississippi Ave. Measure 9 was to set a standard in Oregon public schools grouping homosexuality with immoral acts. Portland OR, 97227 This in turn, labeled it as an “abnormal behavior.” The fictional teen Triinu is entering the world of high Thursday Nov. 20. 7p.m. school, and it’s right about then when she begins to see Launch Party the world through an adult’s perceptual lens. With one Jones Bar foot on the ground and the other adrift in a teenage world, Stetz-Waters’ newest protagonist begins a quest 107 NW Couch St. to never be the same. Portland, OR, 97209 “At that age we are old enough to have an adult understanding, but young enough that we are Tuesday Nov. 25 7 p.m. experiencing things for the first time,” said Stetz-Waters Dual Reading with “Misdirected” Drawing from her own life experience as a rural Oregonian, Stetz-Waters paints the broad strokes of her author Ali Berman new work of fiction from first-hand experiences.
    [Show full text]
  • 2016 School Library Partner Manual
    2016 School Library Partner Manual School Library Partner Manual Contents Summer Reading at New York Libraries: An Introduction .................. 3 2016 Summer Reading ....................................................................... 4 Summer Reading and Your School Library ......................................... 5 Collaborate with your local public library!.........................................................5 Promote summer reading at your school by working with faculty, students, and families ...............................................................................................................6 Summer Reading Websites, Resources, Information, and Materials ... 7 General Summer Reading Resources ................................................. 8 Information and Research ...................................................................................8 Promotional Materials .........................................................................................8 Educators Flyer ...............................................................................................9 Parents Flyer (Side 1) .................................................................................... 10 Parents Flyer (Side 2) .................................................................................... 11 Parents of Young Children Flyer ................................................................... 12 Teen Video Challenge Flyer ......................................................................... 13 Teen NY Flyer
    [Show full text]
  • The Top Albums of the Year Ranked Pg.12-13
    CORRAL Parkway Central High School, Chesterfield, MO 63017 Grammy Vol 65, Issue 2 February 24, 2021 Season The Top Albums of the Year Ranked pg.12-13 Illustration by senior Danielle Malt 2 From the Editor M e e t t h e C o r r a l S t a ff The Corral is a student-writ- ten, edited and produced publication of Parkway Central High School, 369 N. Woods Mill Road, Chesterfield, MO 63017; 314-415-7978. The Corral is given away free of charge to students and Abby Prywitch Trey Williams Sydney Stahlschmidt Gabby Abowitz faculty. Subscriptions and Editor- in-Chief Managing Editor Copy Editor Art Director patronships for one year may be Years on Staff: 4 Years on Staff: 3 Years on Staff: 4 Years on Staff: 4 purchased, starting at $20. The goal of this publication is to provide accurate, informative and entertaining information in the true spirit of responsible journalism and to operate as an open forum for students, faculty, administrators and parents. The Corral is created on Hewlett-Packard and Mac computers using Adobe Creative Brooke Kraizer Alex Maisenhelder Ellie Mueller Maddie Hewgley Suite 6 and is published by PJ News/Features Editor Online Managing Editor Staff Reporter Staff Reporter Years on Staff: 2 Years on Staff: 4 Years on Staff: 1 Years on Staff: 1 Printing. Unsigned editorials reflect the views of the editorial board. Signed columns and artwork re- flect the views of that individual. The staff appreciates com- ments and suggestions. Letters to the editor, guest editorials and other correspondence are encouraged but must be signed.
    [Show full text]
  • End of Canada's Originall Rock Museum
    10 - RPM - Monday July 15,1996 Incredible Records' Lipsin brings fourteen+ years to a close Coladas nationalWeekly1 End of Canada's originall rock museum altrviafive chart-- ,Record Distributor codes Anative of Montreal, Lipsin's first claim ReC(1rd Distributor Cbdes:- - sub MCA, --.1 by Rod Gudino to fame was as editor of the Underground BMG--34---- EMI -,F MCA Qua1itY,J/1 Polygram -,Q Sony HWarner- P Koch - K, \ Polygram - 9Sony - H warno Back in 1976, when a record was a record newspaper which ended when he was invited to New York city to work with Abby Hoffman TW LW WO - JULY 15, 1996 and a cassette was a record that had been TIN LW WO- JULY 15, 1996 put on tape, Jonathan Lipsin opened up a and Jerry Rubin for the Underground Press 1 1 19 THE FUGEES small used record store on Yonge St just Syndicate. Later, at seventeen, he left New 1 2 8 TRIPPIN. ON A HOLE... York for a peaceful time in California's hippy Stone Temple Pilots - Tny Music... Songs From... !he Score (Columbia) 67147-H south of Bloor. Little did he know that that Atlantic 82871-P in almost fifteen years the store would scene, ending up as gardener to a man by the 2 3 7 TONIGHT TONIGHT 2 2 51 ALAN'S MORISSETTE name of Jerry Garcia. He worked hard, spent Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie And The Infinite... Jagged Little Pill (Maverick) 45901-P become a music house of bohemianism and Virgin 40861-F a fond little while there and, in 1975, 11 TRACY CHAPMAN memorabilia, an aerie for nostalgic sorts and E X 7 8 YOU LEARN LE 5 a place to buy cheap stuff for everybody.
    [Show full text]
  • Gallatin Review Spring 2021 the Gallatin Review
    The Gallatin Review Spring 2021 Spring The Gallatin Review Prose Managing Editor: Poetry Managing Editor: Visual Managing Editors: PEP Managing Editor: Hannah Javens Jared Skoro Sam Erman Yejin Chang Jared Skoro Prose Editors: Poetry Editors: Visual Editors: PEP Board Members: Alexandra Bentzien Kiersten Asbill Chow Marvia Walker Emily Pardue Michelle Capone Jenna Barber Cecilia Lopez-Jordan Ally Swanson Yejin Chang Romaissa Benzizoune Moosa Waraich Brianna McLarty René Bennett Lau Guzman Namar Tarabzoni Sage Molasky Neha Hemachandra Izzy Knowles Faculty Adviser: Sara Murphy Production Editor: Corinne Butta Designer: Shaun Montero Senior Director, Gallatin Writing Program: June Foley Associate Director, Gallatin Writing Program: Cover Image: Allyson Paty Without Fear Sammy Tavassoli Special Thanks to: Dean Susanne Wofford; Associate Dean of Faculty and Academic Affairs Millery Polyné; Associate Dean of Finance and Administration Linda Wheeler Reiss; Eugene Vydrin, Faculty Chair of the Writing Program; Raechel Bosch, Associate Director of Communications, NYU Prison Education Program i ii Table of Contents Eternal Summer Slacking Prose Fish in the Sea Reflections 009 Visual Experiment with the Trivia Visual Holly Seefeldt 1 and on the Counter Poetry Emma Comrie 44 Vivian Xing 62 Nina Chabanon 20 Tangier, Morocco Visual Seats at a Mahjong Game Poetry Jack I Poetry Veronica Liow 6 The Pool Prose Laura Zhang 45 Jesse McLaughlin 63 Michelle Capone 21 Autumn in Mystic, CT Poetry In August Poetry August Rust Visual Sage Livingstone Molasky 7 Masked Poetry Sage Livingstone Molasky 48 Kaarina Sorensen-Jarrett 69 Megan Higley 27 Retrospect Visual Marx and Madonna 12 Prose Jamie Zhang 8 on disappearing Visual Have a Chat at Death & Co.
    [Show full text]
  • News@Niagara, Oct
    http://www.newsatniagara.com Oct. 27, 2006 Volume 37, Issue 1 See pg. 16 The Best Way To Connect With Niagara See pg. 16 Caledonia protest This one, mommy! ends peacefully By RYAN MCLEAN and to the limits. The major reason I’m MICHAELA LUDWIG here is because I’m so fed up with Staff Writers [Premier] Dalton McGuinty. I’m Although tempers have flared in here in support of the citizens (of the past, the mood was relatively Caledonia).” calm at the rally in Caledonia on “It’s like buying a house and Oct. 15. then selling the house, and then Gary McHale, 44, of Richmond you come back and say you want Hill, organized the March of the house back,” Steve Polar, 29, Freedom to protest what he calls of Hamilton, said of the Natives an illegal occupation by Natives occupying the Douglas Creek on the Douglas Creek Estates Estates. in Caledonia. The march also “Caledonia has every right to be protested the lack of equality and treated fairly, and they’re not. The action on the part of the provincial residents did not ask for this.” government and the Ontario “It’s a little bit of the Provincial Police (OPP), calling it government’s fault. They should a “two-tiered justice system.” have stepped in ahead of time, not While McHale and other speakers let it go on like this,” said Rose, a were making their pitches behind Hamilton resident who wished to the Caledonia Lions Club to over be anonymous. 500 demonstrators, the supporters “I think it’s all a big farce,” started to disperse and began lining Brantford resident Ruth White up in the parking lots of Canadian said of the occupation.
    [Show full text]
  • Dave Tozer Press Kit (Rev. Jun 21 2010)
    Dave Tozer | Press Kit Tozertunes Publishing | [email protected] Biography Dave Tozer is a producer, songwriter and musician. He has worked “Dave Tozer is a with several R&B, Hip-Hop, Rock and Pop artists including John talented, tasteful writer Legend, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Justin Timberlake, John Mayer, and producer with a Natasha Bedingfield, Musiq Soulchild, Estelle, Jazmine musical sensibility that Sullivan and Elliott Yamin. is both distinct and classic. Some of my Hailing from Bridgeton, New Jersey, Tozer taught himself guitar, bass best work has been in and keyboard. After moving to Philadelphia in the late 1990s, Tozer collaboration with Dave, honed his production skills at various Philadelphia-area studios and and I hope to work with began working as a freelance musician playing everything from Hip- him for many years in Hop and Rock to R&B and Pop. Through Max Blumenthal, a mutual the future.” friend, Tozer met University of Pennsylvania student John Stephens John Legend (later Grammy award-winning R&B star John Legend) and began a Recording Artist fruitful, professional relationship. In addition to developing creatively with Legend, Tozer produced his three independently released albums: John Stephens (2000), Live at Jimmy‘s Uptown (2001) and Live at SOB’s (2003). In 2004, Tozer contributed to eight tracks on Legend‘s Grammy Award-winning major label debut Get Lifted and his writing skills garnered him a publishing deal with Viacom-owned Famous Music Publishing. 2005 proved to be an important year for Tozer with the massive success of Get Lifted, which earned eight Grammy nominations and reached multi-platinum status.
    [Show full text]
  • October, 2020
    October 2020 The Importance of Voting This November This upcoming Election is one of the most important elections in history. Don’t forget to go to the voting polls November 3rd to cast your ballot. Not only has Donald Trump made his stance clear on immigration and the Black Lives Matter Movement, but his policies have been just as harmful as his Twitter rants. President CLICK HERE TO Trump implemented policies that have actively hurt the READ MORE CLICK HERE TO Read Read black community, such as being disproportionately left out More More from Trump’s tax cuts, rolling back Obama-era guidance on school discipline created to protect black students from severe CLICK HERE TO punishment and much more, according to democrats.org READ MORE CLICK CLICK CLICK HERE TO HERE TO HERE TO CLICK HERE TO READ MORE READ MORE READ MORE Read More Black PR Wire Offers Opportunity for Self-Promotion Promoting yourself, your business or your services is always a good thing. Self promotion enables you to present yourself as competent to other people – able to get the job done effectively. Did you know that there is an entire month dedicated CLICK HERE TO to self-promotion? The idea behind this observanceREAD MORE is that there’s nothing wrong CLICK HERE TO Read Read with being your own best promoter! More More In celebration of Self-Promotion Month, Black PR Wire is offering an exclusive opportunity for those who take a notion to engage in a little self- CLICK HERE TO promotion. All throughout the month of October,READ MORE Black PR Wire will offer a special discount to anyone who distributes a press release through CLICK CLICK CLICK HERE TO HERE TO HERE TO CLICK READ MORE READ MORE READ MORE us.
    [Show full text]