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Th e Mu c k r a k e r Shakespeare Abridged On the weekend of February 8th and 9th, four students gathered Speaks! together and performed for the audience: Shakespeare as As you probably noticed, the last edi- never seen before. The student- tion of the Muckraker was rather inven- directed play by Roberta Zuric, tive in the way it was put together. We Leonie Bell, Eric Wiedermann, thought the staples would give it a me- and David Heim was a tallic touch, and, er, tearing 500 cop- compilation of the complete ies was an activity that most journalists works of Shakespeare with a enjoyed. Okay, it was the copy robot’s refreshing combination of goofy fault – we weren’t misbehaving! and hilarious gesticulations, Also, we built in some spelling mistakes outfits, accents, and audience to see if you were paying attention – interaction. Between cooking like “babershop” on the front page. Still with Titus Andronicus, rapping can’t see the mistake? with Othello, and watching To be or not to be? …But cut us some slack: we’ve got two Roberta chase David in and around entertaining!” editors who are new on job, as the staff the school Aula, it was hard to stop The most notable aspect of the box may have made you aware of. laughing. While Roberta, Leonie, performance, however, was how four Besides, these are busy times. Most of and Eric have been active in the very different personalities collaborated us are trapped in a storm of exams and JFK’s theatre department for years, and created such an entertaining, projects, counting the days to go, long- newcomer David Heim proved he could witty, and modern portrayal of ingly scribbling “No School!!!” and little keep up with the rest and truly offered Shakespeare’s work, breaking out of Easter eggs onto the March weeks in a stellar performance in such roles as the norms and giving it all a hilarious our planners. Juliet and Ophelia. He also proved to spin. Though it was hard to follow at Only the 8th graders can rejoice in re- be talented in simulating barf scenes times and dragged on here and there, lief that is within reach - another week and beat-boxing. As for the others, overall, it was a brilliant, refreshing and they’ll be on the slope and making viewers say, “As usual, it was a strong performance. Thumbs up! snow angels (and demons) on their ski performance.” Others found “the trip. contemporary dialogue was witty and Leonie Schulte Another two people who have left school routine and hit the road are our principals. They’re off trying to recruit new Interview with Mr. Becker THIMUN teachers for our school. If you haven’t tried out the computers in Every year, a selected group of JFKS To the rest of us: let’s hang in there! the new Mac Lab yet, then you’re missing students involved in the MUN activity If you need a time out, the Muckraker out on something. The purchase of 187 travels to The Hague to participate in the new computers has undeniably improved infamous THIMUN conference. With over includes something for everyone! – And the study atmosphere in our school. Find 3,500 participants from all corners of the this time, we’re back to proper format. out more about the computers, the server world, its always bound to be a legendary We want to send many thanks to Mrs. and what to do with your accounts in our week. Turn to page four and find out what Schulte, Anissa Nehls, Gregory Haus- exclusive interview with Mr. Becker! Max Jürgens and Ina Fischer have to say er, Paula Elle, Matthias Dümmler, Ka- about THIMUN XL. trin Zimmerman, Dominik Harms, Kim Schmeling, Noah Walker-Crawford, and on page 5 on page 4 Hannah Mössinger for their kind help with tearing and stapling that unfortu- nate mishap muckraker edition! Valentine’s Day US Election Some love it, others hate it. The newest Who’s hands will the fate of the United States chart by Eileen Wagner explores the fall into? After half the states have voted, the dimensions of romance by taking a race is between McCain, Clinton, and Obama. Cheers, closer look at the variety of activities on But the statistics, speeches, and media storm your Editors. Valentine’s Day. If you were not as nerdy as put aside, what are the candidates’ differences you thought, then maybe you’re Romeo’s really?...What are the contesting democrats’ reincarnation…? Warning: unfounded secrets on keeping up their morale? And conclusions and painful stereotypes who’s side are the numbers on? ahead! Find out on page 8, as we keep you updated! on page 10 on page 8 Volume XI, Issue VI Friday, February 22, 2008 Circulation: 500 PAGE 2 JFKS Life Alumnus Feature: Whatever Happened to… Jan Williams? When did you graduate as a high school group, to from JFKS? Were you in compete against very tal- Abitur or Diploma? ented adult quartets on a I graduated Class of 2000 stage in front of hundreds and did my Abi in 2001. of people was amazing. And we didn’t even come Where did you go to colin last! lege/university and what did you study? What was your favorite I went to school at Ari- subject? Favorite teach- zona State University er? in Tempe/Phoenix and Hmmm…picking favorites. started out studying Vo- Well, I guess I will dodge cal Performance. Then in that dicey question and my third year I decided just say that I enjoyed to add a major in Political the social sciences and Science and so I graduat- English the most because ed in five years with two I received a lot more posi- Bachelor degrees. tive feedback there than After years of struggle, it in math, chemistry, and seems the student lounge What do you do now? physics. That I was bad at issue is finally headed for a I am currently pursuing a math would be an under- one-year MA in Philoso- statement. solution. The SC and the ad- phy and Law at the Uni- Mr. Felt’s class was both ministration worked together versity of Bristol in western England. The last challenging and yet fun so he would definitely to find an alternative area for two years of my undergraduate degree I took go on my short list of favorite teachers. I also students to spend free hours. several philosophy classes as part of a cer- have many good memories of teachers that It looks like the mediators’ tificate program. The subject really fascinated manage to be encouraging even when you re- room will become our hang- me and so I thought it might be fun to explore ally suck at their area of expertise. Herr Bute- this a little bit more thoroughly. Next year I mann and Herr Schaffer in math would fall into out. am very likely going to be back in the US for that category for me. However, no final words have law school. been spoken. What were your Leistungskurse? What are your hobbies? Leistungkurs Geschichte und Bio Well, right now I am going through a kind of Another improvement: We personal singing revival. I really love barber- How has your time at JFKS influenced your shop music, but couldn’t sing a whole lot it life? have all noticed the sleek while studying voice. There was just too much Considering I spent my entire formative years new computers in the library opera and oratorio music to focus on. So now at JFKS I would think a whole lot. I definitely front desk area and computer I am now catching up and participating in vari- would not have done music if I hadn’t had the room, totaling 187 through- ous barbershop groups here in Bristol. exposure at school, but it might still be too out the school. Dr. Reale and I am also hitting the gym 3 to 4 times a week early to say a whole lot about it. Ask me again Mr. Becker worked together in the hope of packing some meat onto my in 10 years. scrawny frame, but that hasn’t really been to update school technology, working out for me. Do you have any advice for the current stu- as this is something teachers dents of JFKS? from the States often remark What activities were you involved in during Advice is hard enough to give to a single per- as an area of room for im- your school time? son, let alone a group. I guess, take advan- provement at our school. I did a lot of the vocal music stuff, participating tage of the activities the school offers and in various musicals, the choir, the barbershop have plenty of fun partying and socializing choir and a barbershop quartet. Of the later in because that is what you will remember most particular I have fond memories. In retrospect when you leave. Our principals are out of I should probably also done MUN, since I really town. They are hoping to re- think I would have enjoyed that, but I guess How soon can we expect to see the headlines: cruit new teachers and will be you can’t do everything. “Jan Williams, Ruler of the Universe”? away for a month. I don’t know if I want to be ruler of the uni- Do you have any favorite memories from the verse. Sounds like a lot of work and I might Lena Walther classroom or an activity? not have time to do the things I like doing. But I know I keep coming back to the subject of if that can be solved by employing a lot of peo- barbershop, but one of the definitive high ple to do the dirty work, I guess the 30-year- lights of my time at JFKS was the trip that reunion should give me enough time. my quartet took with Dr.Hepner to sing at a competition in Columbus, Ohio. The chance, Samira Lindner Comments, Replies? send your opinions and articles to: [email protected] Volume XI, Issue VI Friday, February 22, 2008 Circulation: 500 PAGE 3 JFKS Life Teacher Feature: Mr. Draft Please give us a short history of that job. And I remember being in your life. the book store late at night, just Well, I guess I’m not exactly sure researching all the cities that had what you’re looking for on this offered me positions. My brother one, but, ah, I was born and I’m had lived in Germany before and still living and (laughs) now I hope had spent some time in Berlin and I don’t die soon. Is that enough? he just kept telling me ‘Oh, you’ll love it there. You’ll love it there. What do you like the most and You should really go to Berlin’ the least about Germany? and eventually I just broke down Well, I like a lot of things about and took his advice and went to Germany. I just enjoy, for the Berlin. It wasn’t a pre-planned most part, the fact that it’s a new idea. It just kind of happened, but experience for me and making I’m happy that it worked the way new friends and trying to find that it did. my way and actually one thing I really enjoy so far is trying to Tell us about your school activities learn German. So, I enjoy the when you were in High School! challenge. It’s not going very well I was pretty active when I was in at the moment, but (sighs) I will high school. I was on the cross persevere in the face of my continued Tell us about one of your most country team, but I quit every single year struggles and eventually learn to dominate embarrassing moments in high school. I was on the cross country team. I never the language. Ah, what I like least about Oh, my god, there’s so many. Ah, getting actually finished, but technically I was on Germany? Not too much... Yeah, I guess punched in the stomach by my teacher the cross country team for years. I only just in the beginning I just kind of felt cut was pretty embarrassing – and it hurt a made it in the picture one year, but, ah, off to the world a little bit and the things lot. Emm. (long pause) You’re not going yeah. In the eleventh grade I only made I was used to paying attention to, the to put this pause in there, are you? it until I got my drivers license. When I sports and news and stuff. It was harder What? (laughs) Em, what else? Yeah, I got my drivers’ license, I was like ‘Why to keep up with that. But now I’m used don’t know. Hold on, I need one moment am a running? I have a car!’ But then in to it. And I don’t mind having not any to help this student. (helps student) Also the twelfth grade, it was kind of like ‘Ok. idea what’s going on. And I kind of enjoy, in ninth grade I had my own English I have to prove something to myself’. like in meetings at school and also just class. Meaning the rest of the students And I made it two weeks before the sitting on the bus, and stuff, and having had a teacher and I had one on one end of the season. So I almost proved no idea what people are talking about with another teacher. Because I think something to myself. But also basketball. around me. I really kind of enjoy that. So I had “behavioural issues”, put that in I love basketball. It’s my first passion, ah, that’s why I’m hesitating about learning quotations, will you. Em, (laughs) and in life, definitely, for sure. So, I played German, because I really enjoy not being it was just me and one teacher. Yeah, it basketball and I played tennis. Tennis bothered by privileged conversations was pretty strange – and embarrassing. was probably the thing I was best at, people are having on the street. I enjoy The rest of my class would go off with but I didn’t really care for it too much, my ignorance. the regular teacher, and I had my own. so it was fun and enjoyable as well. And Em, (pause again) also embarrassing otherwise I just had fun. I didn’t really What is you favourite food, drink, city, or moment was, one time I told a girl I had take school too seriously unfortunately, colour? two free tickets to this upcoming concert. which set up many problems for me later Well, I’d like to restrict it to my favourite ‘Would you want them?’ And she was like, in life, but I did enjoy myself. type of food, perhaps. I pretty much ‘Oh, my god! Yes. Yes. Me and my friend eat only a limited variety of, eh, things. would be so excited to go!’ And I said, If you had the chance to invite any female And before I moved to Germany it was ‘well, actually, one of them was supposed actress, whether dead or alive, to dinner, really, really limited. Probably like pizza, to be for me!’ And she said ‘Oh, did you who would you as? And why? hamburgers, and chicken wings, and say Thursday? I was busy.’ Ah, so, that’s I don’t know how to answer that question. that was it. Eh, until I moved here, I’d a pretty embarrassing moment as well. I can’t even juggle the females who are never had Thai food and I’d never had actually in my life, (laughs, and turns Chinese food and I had never had most How did you get the idea of moving to red) like my mom and my sister and, I vegetables actually. But since I came Germany? mean, its just hard enough to keep up here, I really kind of expanded what I I didn’t really have the idea of moving to to them, so. Female actress, I’d really, eat. But I still think that my favourite Germany. I’ve always just been a person, em, I’m not a person who thinks about type of food would be bar food. Anything who wants to do different things, have that sort of thing and don’t get caught you could find at a bar I pretty much like new experiences and, em. My friend told up in celebrities and stuff like that. So I to eat. Ah, if it’s healthy for you, yeah, I me he was thinking of going and teaching prefer the females that I know in my real probably don’t like to eat it. In terms of in a different country and I didn’t know life to any female actress. So if I could drink, I’m strictly water. I haven’t had a if that was possible at that time. But he invite any female to my house for dinner, soda in eight years now. So, I hope that told me about a job fair, you could go it that’s what you said, then I’d invite continues. And city? Berlin is probably to and there’d be schools all over the someone that I know. my favourite city, ah, one of my favourite world there. So I just showed up and cities I’ve ever been to. Which is great to said ‘Hey, let’s see what happens!’ And Thank you for the interview! be living in your favourite city. And the when I went there, there was a job offers colour? I like them all. But probably hot from all over the world and it was just pink is my favourite. trying to choose between this job and Rebecca Jetter Volume XI, Issue VI Friday, February 22, 2008 Circulation: 500 PAGE 4 JFKS Life THIMUN 2008 -Staff- Box Founding Fathers: Mikolaj Bekasiak Seth Hepner Adam Nagorski Senior Advisor: Samira Lindner Editors: Ina Fischer Eileen Wagner Lena Walther Layout Editor: Farsane Tabataba-Vakili Journalists: The annual trip to The Hague, Holland, have a hard time forgetting. Marcel Charlotte Foerster-Baldenius is considered by many as “the best Starfinger was known across the board Victor Boadum week of my life” or as simply „Beste“. for his smart and sometimes rather Randolf Carr And yes, the trips to The Hague Model inappropriate analogies concerning United Nations can be very eventful - disarmament, while Ina Fischer proudly He-in Cheong and entertaining. passed all of her amendments. Moritz Elle Each year in January, 3,500 Students The internationalism of THIMUN stands Karen Fischer from all over the world attend this unique for its uniqueness. All corners of the Julian Graham conference: a five-day UN simulation world are represented, with students Rebecca Jetter that seems like BERMUN multiplied by coming from countries as far off as New Max Jürgens 10. For the past 15 years, JFKS has Zealand or Japan. The JFKS participants Kirstin Lazarus sent students to this unique event. This recall having lunch at tables where the Stefanie Lehmann year, our delegation had the privilege of cultural diversity is as broad as in the real Anissa Nehls representing the veto-nation France at United Nations. Yet amongst cultural, THIMUN’s 40th annual session. religious, and traditional differences, all Leonie Schulte The simulation was officially opened participants had one thing in common: Anna Zychlinsky by a very special guest: no other than MUN. Foreign Correspondent: former U.S. President and possible The Hague is not very well known for Moritz Zeidler First-Gentleman-to-be, Mr. Bill Clinton. its nightlife. However, during THIMUN, Since he is currently deeply engulfed when 3000 students swarm the city Guest Journalists: in campaigning for his wife, Bill Clinton like bees in a hog, the city turns Alexander Cohen sent a video message to the students, or mayhem. Overfilled bars, pubs, and Nikolas Jaeger “delegates”, of THIMUN, reiterating the clubs symbolize THIMUN’s mentionable Colin Roberts other side: social contact. All of the importance of diplomatic communication Hanna Sundahl and cultural understanding. Facebook friend-inventories of THIMUN Th e Mu c k r a k e r is an indepenent news- The conference as such is very difficult participants doubled (if not tripled) in paper. The opinions expressed here in no to recapture. All JFKS delegates were the weeks preceding the conference. way reflect those of the administration of spread amongst different committees, MUNers had the unique opportunity the John F. Kennedy School. eagerly fighting for France’s interests. of establishing networks across the The theme “Climate Change” supplied globe and find friends in countries they us with a very interesting and at the previously hadn’t even known of. same time challenging position. A Entertainment was at every point country whose main energy source given. Points like “Point of Order. Is How to join depends on nuclear power plants is it in order for the rapporteur to be so the Muckraker Staff often under attack at MUN conferences. damn sexy?” and referrals such as “Sie 1. Come to our weekly Our veto position in the Security (Fr. Hövermann, the director) sehen meetings in the 20 minute Council was proudly defended by Nick aus wie’n Diktator” always spiced up break on Tuesdays in B214 Erb and Randolf Carr, who boldly stood the excellent time all of us enjoyed in 2. Send in your articles to their ground on many controversial the Hague. At this point we can only [email protected] look forward to yet another THIMUN issues. Tenzin Sekhon, in the Special 3. Join the Muckraker Conference, introduced three changes to conference with our beloved directors a resolution, all of which failed. His last Fr. Höverson and Dr. Peterman! Yahoo! Group amendment then triggered an incredible 4. Drop a note in our emotional furiousness in him, which the mailbox or approach us 200 delegates in the forum will surely Ina Fischer randomly in the hallways Max Jürgens Volume XI, Issue VI Friday, February 22, 2008 Circulation: 500 PAGE 5 JFKS Life Exclusive Interview: Mr. Becker on the New Computers You will undoubtedly have noticed the How many computers were bought? it was slow at times… Once we tore all new computers in the library and else- 187. We bought a new top of the net- that off we had to go back in and fix it where in school. The Muckraker had a work server. We have XPs, Mac OS X, the right way. It is very difficult to do. chance to interview Mr. Becker, the new and Linux. The new server will support There is no way to know how long that is technology director at JFKS, so our read- basically any operating system, which going to take. Both the new and the old ers can understand why we have new is part of the reason why we brought it server are currently running. electronic equipment and how it can be in. The music and fine arts department used effectively. We hope that the follow- works with Macs and will continue to use How do you expect the students to re- ing interview will enrich your understand- Macs. We have the one Mac Lab in the spond to the new computers? ing of computers, and when you see Mr. high school where we will begin teaching I expect them to hate school and skip Becker in the hallway, please, thank him design classes, architecture and struc- class! (laughs) In my experience here is and bring him a cup of coffee, because tural design, photography, multimedia what will happen: the first week or so he’s been working day and night to en- applications, and web design. To do that they will go on all the things they have sure that the network works. you need the kind of equipment pros use, now access to, such as youtube, and and pros use it on a Mac. myspace, and facebook… But after a Muckraker: Why were new computers while that will wear off and they will use bought? Will students and teachers need some the computers to do work. As soon as Mr. Becker: We have a different set of sort of coaching/teaching? the work you produce in your classes is cultures in Germany and America. Ger- They will! We have a couple of things better than it was before we had the new many is known for research and devel- we’re going to do. When I get up from computers it will have been worth it. opment. It’s one of the top three in the under water, which is where I am now, world and has been for a very long time. one of the things I would like to start do- Do you have any concerns about the stu- In America it’s the same thing with tech- ing, probably on Mondays and Thursday, dents trashing the Mac Lab? nology. The two governments are now on depending on how my schedule works No. This is a very elite school. When it opposite ends. At this school we’re trying out, during the 20 minute break is have becomes unacceptable at the students’ to create a place where both are impor- short classes on how to use Photoshop, level for this to happen then it will stop. tant. We have a very strong math and for example. Every training session we If it’s only unacceptable at the teachers’ science department, but technology-wise do would be put online. If we can work level then it won’t. I’ve got to trust you we were not very sharp. So, in essence, things out we’ll do what’s called a hy- guys. I’m not going to trust you guys we are trying to join two worlds to make brid course. If you would want to take enough as not to lock them up, that’s this a truly German-American school. a multimedia applications course you why they’re in a cage. It’s your school. would meet with me once a week and the The first time something vanishes in the Who made the decision to buy new elec- rest of the classes would be online. You Mac Lab, I will shut it down. I’m taking tronic equipment? promise me to give six hours a week and a huge risk with that lab; it is a very ex- You have got the administrative staff, you will have six hours a week of work pensive state of the art lab. You will not teachers, and students... I don’t know to do, but you would see me only once a find a better lab anywhere in the world. anyone who didn’t want us to buy new week. It’s called project-based learning But it’s what we felt you guys need to be equipment. When I came here in Au- and it is very much the way it is in the using. If it is torn up it will take years and gust and saw the equipment, I figured real-world. years for that to wear off. However, I’ve that we had no choice. Windows 2000 never seen students tear up a lab. They in no longer supported as of November What does a server do? are excited about it and will take good 1, 2007. This means that the latest ver- It allows you to go on any computer care of it. sions of Medi Player and Yahoo! Mail do on campus and see the same thing. A not work on Windows 2000. We could network is kind of like a highway sys- Anything else you would like to say? have kept what we had and very soon tem and a server is like a traffic light. I have one thing that I would like to ask nothing would have worked on it. We had There are some other things it does, a as technology director. I have many stu- to move forward. lot of very geeky things that you prob- dents that don’t have their own account ably don’t want to hear about… It is our and they use someone else’s. I am going Who paid for it? proxy services manager, etc… The sort of to ask you guys to stop that. Go get your That question I can’t answer for you. I stuff about which people will say, “gee, own account. It takes only a couple of like the rumors better than the real an- that’s great.” It works our card catalogue minutes. What happens is if you don’t I swer. The real answer is pretty boring. in the library, and it makes sure that ev- have to go in and stop it. It creates a lot I’ve been told that we cut everybody’s erybody’s name and files are where they of work for me. If I find someone logged budget by 20% and that it came from belong. in at two places I lock both of them. Then the student services fund. Part of it came you got to come to me to unlock the ac- from the Trust Fund, part came from What was the difficulty with installing the count. It is just a huge pain. Next year grants that we wrote, and you would be new server? we will start from scratch with server surprised at how little a lot of these com- There’s always a difficulty with installing policy forms and everyone will get a new puters cost. We got a grant with Apple, a server. To put in a new server you got account. we got a grant with Bolinia, the company to take the old one out. When you re- that made the monitors. We have been move the gateways to an old server it’s Thank you for the interview! writing grants all fall. In total we submit- kind of like an autopsy. You find all the ted eleven grants. things that were causing problems in the Farsane Tabataba-Vakili past. Why the server used to crash, why Eileen Wagner Volume XI, Issue VI Friday, February 22, 2008 Circulation: 500 PAGE 6 JFKS Life / Opinion Nelson Mandela Would Be Proud The Third JFKS Delegates Shine at First Ever NEMASMUN Conference of the Nothings The students of the John It is truly a great thing, to be young. F. Kennedy School have You can embrace Buddhism one month mixed ideas and knowl- and Pastafarianism the next. You can edge about the Model run and run and run without your body United Nations. Some giving out. You can drink too much, you know that they get a can learn a new language in a couple nice two days off school of months, you can fall in and out of every November when love in the time it takes to prepare your youth from all over the MSA presentation. Your skin is smooth, world descend on Ber- your memory good, your convictions lin, the JFKS in particu- intense. Best of all, time belongs to lar for the annual BER- you, without student loans to pay or MUN conference. Others children to send to college, without see the blue signs all disease or age or death looming on over school encouraging them to MUN, and think the horizon. Youth is eternity, youth of aggressive marketing. is immortality. But, as any teenager Still others believe that will tell you, youth is also exceedingly MUN is an opportunity painful, because no one listens to you, for a bunch of suit-clad or cares very much about what you teenagers, some from JFK, to get to- JFKS delegates were, although it was think. What politician would bother gether several times a year and simu- Nelson Mandela’s first MUN conference, with a part of the population that cannot late those suit-clad adults who control and many of their delegates do not vote? Parents, teachers, most adults, world affairs. have access to the training grounds of deep down, feel they know better than Realistically, it’s a little of all these BERMUN and weekly debates that even we do. They nod sagely as the punk things. But behind it all lies a dedicated new JFKS delegates do. Despite this goes by “he’ll grow out of his anger”, and hard-working group of students power imbalance, the 56-nation Gen- smile as they’re handed a leaflet “she’ll who meet every Wednesday in W309, eral Assembly ended up debating three get over her hope”. They shake their who attend conferences regularly draft resolutions at once and passed heads as they pass a couple making and who are some of the most glob- two of them, one from Poland and an- out “they’ll learn to tone down their ally aware teenagers at JFK. At Model other (with a huge majority) from the love”. It’s as if young anger, young United Nations, students get together United Kingdom, both on combating il- convictions, young love, don’t count and simulate the UN. There are many licit trafficking. While these resolutions as much because they are transient. of these events. Other than the well- were primarily written and supported known BERMUN, there’s THIMUN in The by JFKS delegates, they were merged But what these kids lack in experience, Hague and BERMUN2, a BERMUN-like during lobbying with others from Nel- they make up in passion. And passion conference for schools in the Berlin son Mandela delegates, making for counts. For travelling, for reading, for region. This year, another conference more diverse and tested resolutions. Bart Simpsons or for Brahms, even popped up on the MUN radar. In late When the United Kingdom resolution for Bingo, passion in life matters more December, Nelson Mandela School MUN had enough delegates to be debated, than anything else. Some among presidents Eric Christopherson and Pat- for example, its sponsors still insisted the older generations do not seem to rick Holzhäuser contacted the Kennedy on merging it with a similar resolution realize this, perhaps because too many School to ask to participate in the Nel- from Haiti, to gather more support and of them allow passion to fade, day by son Mandela School Model United Na- make it universally understood. As de- day, year by year, and replace it with tions (NEMASMUN). This would be Nel- bate drew to a close, the resolutions “experience”, until their lives are a grey son Mandela’s MUN debut, a one-day were voted on an uncontested success. line in a grey landscape, and their heart conference with more than 100 partici- The conference rounded out with a rate is always the same. Yes, youth has pants from both schools to take place sing- and dance-off challenge between passion, and sometimes too much of it. on February 7, with the General Assem- the delegates of Switzerland, Thailand Yes, youth is reckless, and sometimes bly debating the issue of “Combating Il- and the United Kingdom and the con- this costs us profoundly. But these licit Weapons and Narcotics Trafficking” ference chairs, as well as a game of traits deserve to be applauded and and the Security Council debating “The charades, where the delegate of DPR encouraged, if only because they are Situation of the Democratic Republic of (North) Korea was seen impersonating the Congo” and “The Crisis in the Is- a retarded cat, proving that Commu- pure, they are true, and untainted by lamic Republic of Pakistan”. nists can still have fun. lifelong propaganda or by a simple A total of 27 JFKS delegates attended the With the event over and deemed a desire for “peace and quiet”. The conference, five in the Security Council huge achievement by everyone, the students of this world have stood for representing France, Italy, South Afri- NEMASMUN team looks to the future. change, for equality and human rights, ca, United States and Vietnam, and 22 With Nelson Mandela School GA and SC in countless demonstrations against in the General Assembly representing chairs Eric Christopherson and Patrick cruel regimes. Youths are the only ones Australia, Dominican Republic, DPR Ko- Holzhäuser graduating this summer, passionate and reckless and idealistic rea, DR Congo, Guatemala, India, Iran, the leadership will be taken over by Se- enough, stupid enough, to say what Iraq, Japan, Libya, Nigeria, Poland, Chi- bastian Schlueter and Claudia Schulz. has to be said. From the White Rose na, Saudi Arabia, Sierra Leone, Spain, And finally, at a school that bears his to Tiananmen Square, youth has done Switzerland, Thailand, the United King- name, Nelson Mandela’s foremost ideal what no one else dared. It had to be dom and Vietnam. This accounted for democracy is being expressed by the them, and someday, it might have to a good amount of the countries and a next generation, which at heart is what be us…. huge amount of the talking. At times MUN is all about. He would be proud. it was (painfully) obvious how well- Anna Zychlinsky prepared and more experienced the Alexander Cohen Volume XI, Issue VI Friday, February 22, 2008 Circulation: 500 PAGE 7 JFKS Life / Culture A Trip to London - Middle School ISTA ´08 Four o´clock Thursday morning, on the 24th of January… workshops and taster workshops. Everyone was put in one That was about the time my 11 fellow ISTA members and specialized workshop that was to be the student’s main fo- I had to get up and go to the Schönefeld Airport. We were cus throughout the weekend. Then we were put in three all to leave with Dr. and Mrs. McDaniel on a plane to London taster workshops, which we would all get a “taste” of. In for this year’s middle school International Schools Theater the workshops, talented teachers played games and taught Association festival. Bleary-eyed, but excited, we arrived at skills which we could build our acting on. From puppetry to the Gatwick Airport at around 8:00 Greenwich Time. As we commedia, full-face masks and Balinese masks, there was a still had seven hours left, we took the tube (the U-Bahn) to large variety. All of the workshops sounded interesting, and different places to go sight-seeing. We managed to visit a I can tell you that the commedia workshop I was in was fan- few places, like Buckingham Palace, and also Charing Cross tastic. In the beginning, everyone was a bit shy, but in the Road (HP fans know what that’s about). end, we became a wonderful group, enjoying every bit of it At 15:00, we arrived at the host school in the north for the (from watching our teacher act brilliantly as a puppy dog to opening ceremony. The school, Marymount International pretending to be filled with helium). School, was a girls’ school and many students were board- For two and a half days, we were mainly in these workers. The other schools visiting were not girls’ schools, but shops, with breaks –thankfully- in between. In the evenings, curiously enough, all participants from the JFKS were girls we also enjoyed ourselves. On Friday, the teacher Vincenzo this year. So after the opening ceremony, full-group work presented a hilarious performance of Commedia, which in- (the total number of students was a bit more than a hun- volved us, the audience. And on Saturday, we had a great dred), and an early dinner, we all left to London city for a student social disco to finish our weekend off nicely. spectacular performance of the musical “The Lion King”. The All too soon, Sunday arrived, but all specialized workshops Disney movie-based show was a colorful performance with a got to present the work they had been doing, which turned variety of puppetry and masks. As the theme of this year’s out to be really interesting. After last-minute email ex- festival was masks, this fit perfectly. Finally, we all went changes with new friends, the visiting schools finally made home with the bus, passing the Big Ben, London Bridge, their way home. Our people went back to Gatwick airport and the Parliament. Sadly, our schedule didn’t leave time and bought our last souvenirs from England. We didn’t ar- for us to do some real sight-seeing. We returned to our host rive at Schönefeld until 23:30. All of us were very glad to families and went to bed, exhausted from such a long day get to bed, but unfortunately we didn’t get many hours of (we had been up nearly a whole day). sleep…thanks to school the next day. But on the bright side, The next morning, however, we had to get up early again, we had all experienced a great weekend, learned quite a lot since we had a full schedule, which started at 9:30 and and had a great deal of fun. would end at 21:00. The whole day, we worked and learned in different workshops about drama skills, mainly focusing on masks. There were two types of workshops: specialized Hanna Sundahl Musicstrip or Clip Es gibt heutzutage Millionen von das Niveau, auf welches sie sich hi- Musikclips der verschiedensten Mu- nunterlassen. sikrichtungen. Es ist jedoch ent- Sollen uns diese Videoclips also zei- The Cynic’s täuschend zu sehen, welche Rolle gen was cool und sexy ist? Die Art, in Frauen in vielen dieser Musikclips der sich Frauen in diesen Clips prä- übernehmen. Mit oft nichts weiter sentieren ist peinlich. Ich denke, sie Dictionary als einem Bikini bekleidet, tanzen können mehr als das und sind nicht BEAUTY mehrere Frauen um einen Mann, auf der Welt um als Lustobjekte um - “Beauty is in the eye of the während dieser sich ganz toll fühlt; die Männer herumzutanzen. Es ist BEERholder“ - anonymous aber nicht einmal daran denkt, wie schade zu sehen, dass es heutzuta- erniedrigend dies für das weibliche ge Clips dieses Ausmaßes gibt. Was Feeling cynical, too? Geschlecht ist. Auch wenn Frauen für ein Beispiel liefern wir somit den Then submit YOUR definition of the in Musikvideos vollständig bekleidet jüngeren Generationen, besonders word VACATION. The Muckraker sind, passiert es viel zu oft, dass sie jungen Mädchen? will publish the most cynical defi- bewusst als Sexobjekte eingesetzt Im Endeffekt entscheidet jeder nition. werden. Um ihre Aufgabe gut zu selbst, wie er solche Musikvideos Send it to themuckraker@gmail. erfüllen, tanzen die Frauen neben findet oder wie oft er sie guckt, aber com by Mar. 2nd. (oder auf) einem teuren Auto, am ich hoffe, dass solche Musikclips besten in einem knappen Outfit, und kein Standard werden, falls es hier- scheinen dabei viel Spaß zu haben. für noch nicht zu spät ist. Eileen Wagner Umso mehr Frauen um einen einzi- gen Mann tanzen, desto mehr sinkt Karen Fischer visit ourwww.freewebs.com/muckraker website at: Volume XI, Issue VI Friday, February 22, 2008 Circulation: 500 PAGE 8 Politics Election Update: McCain secures nomination, prepares for presidential campaign while Hillary and Barack fight on: Hot peppers and Basketball! Super Tuesday and the Potomac primaries of personality. Obama is the man who “made established John McCain as the Republican the unlikely journey”, a dynamic speaker with a Party’s presidential candidate. A good 600 resonant voice, who draws huge crowds on the delegates ahead of Mike Huckabee, the Arizona campaign trail and moves them to tears with senator can start plotting his race against the his glorious vision and belief in the “audacity Democrats -whether it will be former first lady of hope”. He is a rock star, a John F. Kennedy. Hillary Clinton, or civil rights attorney Barack Hillary Clinton is from an affluent home; an Ivey- Obama, is still not for sure. For them, the League college type, an elitist. “After the cameras longest presidential primary campaign in US are gone and the lights are out, I’m going to do history ravages on. To keep sturdy and healthy, the same work as I did in my bell-bottoms…” Clinton munches hot peppers, her personal she told a crowd of university students. She is secret since 1992…while Obama sweats off the problem-solver at the desk - on the road, the stress shooting hoops. Throughout the she attends relatively small, quiet gatherings. campaign, the 46-year-old presidential hopeful It seems she has had to push herself to add says, basketball has become more than exercise emotion and passion to speeches and debates. and recuperation, it has become his good-luck These are the differences that are pivotal. charm. He played before his first victory in Iowa and didn’t on the day of his New Hampshire Republican Odd Ball defeat. Now the motto goes: to the basketball As for McCain, he is viewed very critically by his photo courtesy of http://www.javno.com/slike/ court on election days… And it appears that Hillary and Barack own party. He owes his success to moderate since Super Tuesday, Barack has been dribbling Republicans and Independents, not the GOP’s like nobody’s business. “Yes, we can!” …But what, precisely, can they? core. The difficulty with the Republican Party That Tuesday, the 5th of February, was not all is its variety of orientations: Some Republicans too super for Obama. Although he won more Political Standpoints are conservative for religious reasons, some states (13 vs. Clinton’s 8), the juicy wins went Where are the differences between Obama and for economic reasons, others are value to Hillary: she got California and New York, each Clinton - and the Democrats and McCain? conservatives, and yet others are weapon or granting her a proud number of delegates for The two Democrats have few differences industry lobbyists. Bush pleased a large range the Democratic Convention. However, the tables in political standpoints. Both have a plan to of these groups, while McCain has made himself turned the following week, when Obama took gradually withdraw combat troops from Iraq, so unpopular with many for cooperating with the off with a momentum that the media worldwide that within a year, that dark chapter is more or Democrats on climate change and immigration are attributing to his charisma. Barack Obama less closed. Nevertheless, both consider a war policies and for having been pro abortion rights is an icon, his rhetoric electrifying. After years on Iran an option, the only difference being that (for the presidential campaign, his position of dead-lock in Iraq, an economy fearing Obama wants to negotiate with Iran’s president has changed). The one thing he can count on the “R-word”- recession, the health care and without preconditions. Both plan to strengthen Republican support for: his foreign policy. As an education system crumbling, and hair-splitting the military, in weapons and size. Both want to honored veteran, McCain is known to be tough partisanship, his slogan, “Change we can believe relocate the American crusade against terrorism when it comes to national security. He says that in”, is music to Americans’ ears. Even though at to Afghanistan. if it were necessary, he would keep troops in Iraq first people were skeptical whether they could On a more positive note, the Democrats both for another 100 years. trust this visionary when the stakes are as high pledge to ratify the Non-Proliferation Treaty, as now, after 8 years in the tender, caring hands with the aim of limiting the spread of and What’s next in the primary race? of Dubbja, Obama is now ahead financially, by even reducing nuclear weapons internationally. …Immense efforts by Hillary Clinton to win around 55 delegates, and in making headlines. Another treaty they say they intend to ratify is Ohio and Texas on March 4th, certainly. The Even women, workers, and increasing numbers the Kyoto Protocol. In addition, a cap-and-trade two debates scheduled before those primaries of Latinos, groups that typically supported Hillary, approach to reducing green house gas emissions are said to be her big hope, and the Latino are rallying behind Obama, chanting with him, is to be introduced. population of Texas. Now a domestic issue: Both want to fund their One thing is for sure: Neither Barack Obama, nor health care plans mainly by reversing Bush’s tax Hillary will make the 2025 delegates required to cuts for the wealthy. However, Clinton wants to become presidential nominee of the Democratic make insurance mandatory, while Obama argues Party. This means that the decision will rest on that the problem isn’t that Americans don’t want the shoulders of the so-called “Super-delegates”, health care, but that they can’t afford it, and important party members and leaders whose only intends to make it mandatory for children. vote counts for one delegate. Hillary has the Where Obama seems more liberal is the criminal better relations as a long-time member of the justice system. Running for the senate of Illinois, party, but if Obama’s winning streak continues, he voiced opposition to capital punishment. On the super-delegates will feel obligated to heed his way into the national senate, his view was the message people are sending and vote more moderate: he was for halting all executions Obama. Polls suggest that he might be in the and reforming the justice system. Now he simply lead with the VIP’s already. pushes for reforms - and has already crafted One wonders: 2 years of primaries, followed by bills in the Senate that require taping of police half a year of the actual candidacy…In what state interrogations to enhance transparency. Hillary of mind and health will the elected arrive in the Clinton supports such reforms but has always Oval Office? Obama said it: It takes “quite a bit” been a death-penalty proponent. (!) of megalomania to run for President of the United States of America. Rock Star vs. Bell-Bottoms The differences that move voters, however, are photo courtesy of http://www.registers1.com/mccain/ John McCain probably less of a political nature than a question Lena Walther Volume XI, Issue VI Friday, February 22, 2008 Circulation: 500 PAGE 9 Entertainment Movie Reviews: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford I‘m Not There Written and directed by the Aus- Here’s an idea: make a biopic about an icon of 20th-century music tralian Andrew Dominik, this film without ever mentioning the person’s name, and go even further follows historical events of 1880s by splitting that one person into six different people. Todd Haynes America as it examines the relation- has done just that with I’m Not There, a movie “inspired by the ship between the sycophantic young music and many lives of Bob Dylan”. Robert “Bob” Ford (Casey Affleck), The incarnations of the famous musician are as follows: Woody and his idol, the outlaw Jesse James Guthrie (Marcus Carl Franklin), a boy who wanders the country (Brad Pitt), who, at 34, has already with his guitar and sings songs of a bygone era, Jack Rollins (Chris- become a legendary figure. Ford has grown up hearing stories and tian Bale), a folk singer who later becomes a pastor at a small reading dimestore novels about the exploits of the James gang, evangelical church, Robbie Clark (Heath Ledger), an actor who and is eager to join in and prove his worth. Casey Affleck delivers a played Jack Rollins and is now struggling with the demands of his fantastic performance; with a faltering, wheezy voice, he conveys wife and children (Ledger’s untimely death sadly gives this new Ford’s gradual disillusionment as he is being pulled into Jesse’s in- meaning), Arthur Rimbaud (Ben Whishaw), a rebellious poet, Jude ner circle while simultaneously being manipulated by other mem- Quinn (Cate Blanchett in a fantastic performance), a representa- bers of the gang and the police. Supporting cast members are tion of Dylan in the 1960s, when his music took on a new direction, strong as well, and Brad Pitt perfectly slips into the role of the angering his fans, and Billy the Kid (Richard Gere), an aged deni- impulsive, yet world-weary outlaw. zen of the surreal (and aptly named) Wild West town of Riddle. Lastly, the film’s stunning cinematography and folk-inspired score The final result is a highly original film that offers a multifaceted create an atmosphere of epic melancholy that sets the perfect look at the life of one man. It’s a little too long (don’t look for any stage for the dark story. narrative structure here, folks), but still succeeds very well in cap- The Assassination of Jesse James is a haunting, poetic film; I high- turing the feel of Bob Dylan’s work. ly recommend it. Released on February 14th, currently playing in theaters. Coming out on DVD on February 29th.

Nikolas Jaeger Nikolas Jaeger You Will Believe Going to the movies and watching a blockbuster your cushioned chair). The basic style can be ar- hasn’t revealed anything new in several years. gued as an easy clone of the Blair Witch Project, Ever since Independence Day in ’96, we’ve been the 1999 low budget horror flick that showed witnessing our mainstream heroes fighting ali- the “real” footage of the disappearance of three ens, mutants and Godzilla in an increasingly rea- documentary-makers in the woods of Maryland. listic yet artificial manner, most recently with the Meanwhile the explosions, terror and panic in cliché-satisfying Transformers. Is there nothing downtown Manhattan involuntarily warp you new out there? back to 9/11. While the Blair Witch Project let us Yes, there is. And that “SOME THING HAS FOUND all undergo the “What-was-that?-I-heard-some- US”... thing-outside-the-tent!” experience, Cloverfield essentially revives this proximity to the danger, Nothing that you’ve ever seen before will prepare only with a multimillion dollar budget, believable you for the intensity of Cloverfield, J.J. Abram’s effects, and the authenticity the actors perform most recent creation (after the TV hits “Lost” and on screen. Some might claim Cloverfield feeds “Alias”). This film will initially divide the audience. off of 9/11 and the real discomfort that is invo- From beginning on the viewer has to deal with ked in us when we see buildings collapse in the things he’ll be struggling to get comfortable with. heart of New York City with paper sheets floa- There is no music, no character development, no ting through the dust-clouded air. But honestly, famous actors, no linear storytelling, no score, if you are going to have a catastrophe film, it no camerawork, no scene switching, seemingly HAS to play in NYC. Who REALLY cares about a no cuts, no plot resolution, and above all no an- monster attacking Austin, Miami or Los Angeles? swers. What is left? And when you see Central Park in ruins, you will The entire movie revolves around one video ca- understand. mera that is passed around young party-people In the end, you can expect a mixture of Godzilla in NYC, while the city is being attacked - by some and Blair Witch Project set in a post-9/11 environ- photo courtesy of http://www.imdb.com/media/ “thing”. And when the tape reaches its end, so ment, but the performance of the actors and the does the film. Though it takes a while for things with thousand others, trying to escape “it”. So- superbly fooling camera will make you feel like to start, once things get rolling, the action just ex- oner or later, the initial frustration of not seeing you are actually standing on the Brooklyn bridge, plodes off the screen (skyscrapers tumbling, the everything in the safety of beautiful pan-scan, when things start going VERY wrong. While you statue of liberty losing its head, and Manhattan panoramic view will side. The up-close and in- were still asking yourself whether there really is in flames). Gripping the audience primarily is the your-face, dirty and uncompromising perspective a witch outside the tent in ‘99, you won’t have hand held camera. It seems like the tape is really you experience in this film does nothing less than the time to be asking yourself these questions in running the entire 86 minutes, without a pause, exhilarate. This intensity enables a rush seldom Cloverfield. Once the camera is switched on, you and thus nearly perfects the in-the-moment fee- experienced at a Tuesday night at the movies. will believe. Some thing has found us and now it’s ling we all seek when going to the cinema (the The tension and immediate feel of danger never time to get out. For those 85 minutes it’s just you only place this should be seen). Stuck behind the really lets go until the tape goes blank. and the cameraman. And something very big.... constantly shaking, unsettling camera will nause- Two comparisons automatically come to mind ate most at first, but one gets used to it quickly in experiencing this film (and yes, this is a film and feels almost entrenched in Manhattan, along you take part in, no longer sitting uninvolved in Colin Roberts Volume XI, Issue VI Friday, February 22, 2008 Circulation: 500 PAGE 10 Entertainment Valentine’s Day Chart Eileen Wagner Upcomming Concerts 16.2.08- The Cure (Velodrom) 19.2.08- Polysics (White Trash) 20.2.08- British Sea Power (Lido) 21.2.08- Myriad Creatures (White Trash) 21.2.08- Justice (Huxley’s) 21.2.08- Nightwish (Arena Treptow) 22.2.08 - The Fashion (Magnet Club) 22.2.08- Datarock (Lido) 23.2.08- Stereophonics (Fritzclub) 23.2.08- Smashing Pumpkins (Arena Berlin) 24.2.08- The Mars Volta (Huxley’s) 27.2.08- Experimental Total (Zur Mö- belfabrik) 28.2.08- Lenny Kravitz- (Columbia- halle) 28.2.08- Panic! At the Disco (Hux- ley’s) 13.08- Frtiz15-MIA, Fettes Brot, the Subways… (Fritzclub) 2.3.08- Azad (Columbia Club) 14.3.08- SebastiAn (Magnet Club) 14.3.08- Culcha Candela (Columbia- halle) 17.3.08- Tegan and Sara (Fritzclub) 20.3.08- James Blunt (Max Schmel- ing Halle) 22.3.08- K.I.Z. (Wachshaus Arena) 22.3.08- Zoot Woman( Fritzclub) 26.3.08- Yelle (Magnet Club) 30.8.08- The Wombats (Lido)

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