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Curing Your Winter Blues Seven Stimulating Suggestions to Battle the Blahs Plugged In Issue Five • the official school newspaper of Speedway Senior High School • February 3, 2010 Curing your winter blues Seven stimulating suggestions to battle the blahs Go ice skating In broomball, players use What could possibly be any more brooms instead of sticks, a ball wintery than ice skating? Lucky for us, instead of a puck, and shoes Indianapolis has two indoor ice skating instead of skates! If you rent rinks, so you don’t even have to freeze out the ice for a party, you can while you skate! The Pepsi Coliseum, request half of the ice to be used located at the fairgrounds, offers just to play this different and great public skating nearly every day exciting sport. Plus, the great throughout the winter. It only costs five thing about being downtown is dollars to get in and three to four dollars that there are plenty of places to to rent skates. Or, if you have a group grab some food afterward! Public of fifteen people or more, you can get in skating times at both places vary, for three dollars and three-dollar skate so be sure to check before you rental per person! go. You can also go downtown to Pan If you don’t know how to skate, Am Plaza for $4.50 admission and or just aren’t very good, don’t three-dollar skate rental. At either venue, let that stop you! Just remember, you could call and rent out the entire everyone falls at some point! If rink for a party. However, Pam Am you’re feeling really ambitious SKATING SPREE. Public skating at the Pepsi Colisieum, located at the Indiana State Fair- Plaza offers something truly special and though, you could sign up for grounds. The Coliseum is also home to the Indiana Ice. Photo courtesy of www.indygov.org. unique: private broomball. This sport is skating lessons. hockey for the inexperienced skater. unique and fascinating art, you could every museum! The best thing about Visit Indy Museums literally walk around for hours. If you this museum is that both parking and We have quite a few interesting and only have a little amount of time, my admission are completely FREE! entertaining museums scattered around personal must-see is the gallery of Holly Scott our city. Some of these include the contemporary art. This gallery has more Plugged In Watch a movie Entertainment Staff Indiana State Museum, the Eiteljorg than your average portraits or pottery. It “To infinity…and beyond!” We all Museum, the Colonel Eli Lilly Civil allows your mind to be wander, marvel know this famous Buzz Lightyear War Museum, and the Children’s at optical illusions, and wonder about quote better than we know the Museum. My personal favorite, inspirations. You can even walk on a material on our next chemistry test, however, is the IMA, or Indianapolis floor held up entirely by “Lilliputians.” Museum of Art. With four floors of Now that’s something you can’t see in See WINTER BLUES on page 6 A caring addition I’m a Barbie girl The makings of a teacher In a Barbie world I’m sure you’ve seen the relatively new teacher Mattel and the Indianapolis in the halls. Whitney Galvin has been teaching Children’s Museum joined forces Katie here since the end of August, so I guess she’s not and created a one of a kind exhib- Hunt Plugged In actually “new”. However she is officially now a it to show off Barbie and Friends Columnist professional teacher, opposed to last semester when and her fashion experiences! she was a “student” teacher. Ms. Galvin graduated Mattel brings in actual fash- from Ball State last semester and was then hired ion designers for “fashion here as an English teacher. “It was crazy exciting workshops” to assist the kids in to be able to stay here where I already know so many of the students” Galvin expanding their “fashion hori- announced. zons”. The exhibit is centered on Before heading into the city and coming to Speedway, Ms. Galvin lived in the fashion aspect, because Barbie Lebanon. She grew up there along with her family consisting of two older brothers loves fashion. and her parents. “My Mattel had a huge say in the family has always layout and design of the exhibit, been really into art” the exhibit set up took about six Galvin confessed. months, but the planning took Her mother is into years! painting/drawing, her I’d like to thank the Chil- dad is an excellent dren’s Museum for their help carpenter, one of in providing us with a tour and her brothers is into materials for this story. pottery, and the other is an actor (he I’VE GOT MY EYES ON YOU. Visitors to the actually was a stand- Barbie exhibition at the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis range from the curious to the die-hard in in the newest Katie rabid fans. Photo by Katie McDonnel. Batman film.) Ms. NEW KID ON THE BLOCK. English teacher Whitney Galvin leads a McDon- Galvin was into disscusion with her class about the “Great Gatsby” nel Plugged In See BARBIE on page 5 See MULTI-TALENTED on page 4 2 Opinion A good sign or false hope? Jobs report causes optimism for Americans would be to work together to spur job year,” said John Canally, an economist above 9 percent for twenty straight growth and get the economy moving at LPL Financial. “The payroll tax cut is months. That’s the longest period in forward. One crucial move would be in place, exports are booming, and banks history “This was a brutal recession we to encourage Americans to spend their are lending again.”With Americans went through, but we Americans are Christopher money. The tax-cut deal that President more optimistic about the economy strong, and we can get through this. We Hooten Obama signed into law gives Americans (therefore spending more) and credit will get through this,” said President Plugged In Columnist a two percent tax cut from the Social flowing again, jobs are more likely to be Barack Obama at a press conference last Security tax which is intended to created. This good news should be taken month. The future looks bright, but we get people shopping. More shoppers with a grain of salt though, because should be careful going forward, lest we spending more money is one of the best the Great Recession took its toll on our find ourselves facing permanent high ways to convince businesses to hire economy. Even after twelve straight unemployment. Americans are finally getting a dose of more employees. “The conditions are in months of adding more than 70,000 jobs good news from the sputtering economy. place to get pretty good job growth this the unemployment rate has remained In December the unemployment rate decreased from 9.8 percent to 9.4 percent, the biggest drop in the Motion madness unemployment rate in six years. This is due in part because of the measures taken by the 111th Congress. According A new era of gaming has finally arrived to the Jobless Report, 103,000 jobs were created, the highest jump for any the kinect is completely hands-free, one costs $99, but also comes with Move month since September 2006. Also, system handles multiple players, and Sports Champions which features six President Obama and the Democratic features voice control that works like a unique sports, some modern, some even majority has steered the economy Alex charm. The cons are that it is requires a medieval. Lopez lot of space (6 to 8 feet) for movement forward with tax cuts and spurred Plugged In Last but not least is Nintendo’s Wii. growth that resulted in twelve straight Columnist and lags more than the Playstation Move The Wii uses a controller and nunchuck months of increased job creation. but faster than the Wii. The Kinect costs for movement and that is tracked The results are positive, but not $150 for the unit alone by a sensor that you’ll need to place necessarily a prediction for the future. Second in the running is Sony’s somewhere in front of the area you’ll Unemployment did decreased four Playstation Move. The Playstation be standing. The Wii is the oldest of the tenths of a percent, but that was mainly Over the holidays I had the Move uses a camera for curser three systems but it also has the largest due to people that quit searching for privilege of playing with some of the movement, aiming handling, and any library of games. a job. The jobless report only counts new goodies that were released for other movement. The controller, or Although the 2006 Wii has no those persons that are actively searching the Xbox and the Playstation. Both “wand” is tracked through motion and updates the newest consoles have been for employment. And the 103,000 jobs systems had something that was unique its position in front of the Playstation updated. The pros are Wii’s huge library created were fewer than most expected. and extremely entertaining as I stuck Eye webcam. of games to choose from. The cons In all probability, 2011 is expected for hours in front of the TV playing Unlike the Kinect, the Move has a are that it is less entertaining than the to be a big year for job growth, with games that just wouldn’t be as fun with wide variety of games for the Move Move and the Kinect, has the worst lag twice as many jobs created than 2010’s a controller.
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