12 June 2005 Variety www.monmouthregional.net Horoscopes *Inspiration from Horoscopes.com* by Lauren Hopler Staff Writer with problems that have been going on in your family. If you look Aries (March 21- April 19) June 2005 Monmouth Regional High School Volume 43, Issue 7 in the place that you least expect, you’ll notice that people who are This month starts out very upbeat sand exciting. You will outside your own circle can give just as good advice as your regular be participating in many activities that will give you a chance to IN SPORTS IN FEATURES IN FASHION ones. show the world your best traits. There are many opportunities ...Quick, aggressive, quiet and humble ...Always a good student, ...So when you’re off to the beach and coming this way this month concerning your future. You may have are words that would not usually de- Lyndsey is not afraid to you’re putting your sandals on, take a Sagittarius (Nov. 22- Dec. 21) good look at your feet and ask yourself, an urge to hold off, but that is the worst thing you can do. Get it scribe one individual. However, Charles speak up about things that This month, nothing will get in your way of having a good Cox is a unique individual and track she does not agree with... “Am I doing all I can? Is there... over and done with! time. After getting over a few hardships, you are ready to roar and runner... – page 4 – page 6 – page 9 show all your true colors. Get out there and make new friends and Taurus (April 20- May 20) meet new people. You don’t want to waste this great new energy Unlike last month, this one is calm and you will be that you have just discovered. enjoying many private moments. Suddenly you seem different at your work place. If there is someone you’re recently not getting Multicultural show celebrates diversity Capricorn (Dec. 22- Jan. 19) along with, the best thing to do is talk about it. Don’t be shy, it will This month is a huge change from the last. You are feeling never get the job done! a lot less energetic and lifeless. You feel as if the only place you should be spending your time is at home. This doesn’t necessarily Gemini (May 21- June 21) have to be a bad thing. Being at home can give you opportunities to You are surrounded by many friends and your social life is do things that you have be longing to do or finish but was always soaring this month. Make sure your radar is in high gear during all too busy. Take advantage; don’t think that this is a bad idea! this excitement because drama may come on much too quickly. Beware: money problems could hit you very quickly and before Aquarius (Jan. 20- Feb. 18) you know it, your personal income will go to waste. Use your head Lucky is the key word for you this month. Everything is to make your decisions. going your way, and going smoothly. You seem to be running organizations and making plans for all the big events. You love Cancer (June 22- July 22) being in control this month. But don’t let this power get to your You are in the spotlight this month with all your friends head. The last thing that your friends need is another mother. and family. Your life is surrounded by special events for you! You Remember how to have fun and let loose! seem to have a special aspect about your personality that you have to please everyone no matter what the circumstances are. Try to Pisces (Feb. 19- Mar. 20) forget about this rule this month. Have at least one flaw in your Clean out your room or car this month. You will be personality. It’s all about you! surprised by the things that you find. You may find something that you have been looking for and had once treasured very dearly. Leo (July 23- Aug. 22) Open your heart to someone who you thought didn’t think of you This month, all your hard work will pay off. You’re going highly. You will be surprised about how much they look up to you! to have a big break. It seems as if you will be included in a trip that you had not expected. If you have a close partner or friend, don’t worry about them getting mad. He/she will give you the encour- agement that you have been wanting and needing. by Jordan Franklin photo by Alex Palomino Staff Writer Virgo (Aug. 23- Sept. 22) Money is not a problem for you this month. You may feel “Come one, come all” was the invitation of the 10th Annual tongues. Poems along with a dance were presented by Sejah Kelly, and that you have so many things to buy and you owe so much money Multicultural Show of 2005-2006, which was held on May 13th in the a number of Christian songs were sung by Alyse Newhouse, Kieshonda without enough to go around. Wait it out. You will be receiving a Performance Arts Center at Monmouth Regional High School. In the Smith, Rita Tyler and the M.R.H.S Sounds of Joy. The show was packed good amount of money to be able to do all the things that you celebration of this rainbow society, many different students with a with tons of performers and had a nice crowd. “This was the best show need. But don’t be too greedy, you might have to work a little for variety of different backgrounds were giving the opportunity to of the ten years.With the proper advertisement this year we had the this money, but it’s worth it in the end. 1 express their individual uniqueness through art. largest crowed ever,” said Mr. Greet. Libra (Sept. 23- Oct. 22) The first show was in the spring of 1995 when a small group of It has been ten years since Mr. Greet along with the Affirmative The spotlight this month for you is directed on relation- African-American students from Mr. Greet’s class organized a presen- Action Staff have held this event, but sadly the last with its beloved Mr. ships. If you don’t have a “Significant Other”, then this may relate tation of their heritage. The following year, the same students came up Greet. “I’m unofficially retiring from teaching,” said Greet on the night to family or friends. There could be some emotional tension caused with the idea of broadening the show by making it a multicultural and of the show. But not to worry, Mr. Teeple plans on continuing the by your desire of wanting more that is achievable at the present so the Multicultural Show was born. This year’s show had dances, songs tradition, with a different twist. Mr. Teeple wants to incorporate the time. Compromise should work in this situation. and poetry that all had some significant connection to the performer’s show into a county-wide “celebration of diversity day,” he said. The culture or background. Freshman, Fatima Mehdaoui performed an responsibility of the next Multicultural show will go to whoever Scorpio (Oct. 23- Nov. 21) Arabian style dance ritual in celebration of her Moroccan roots. Eder replaces Greet in Affirmative Action, so the exact date for the next show You have been feeling lonely this time of the year. You Rojas, Leo Gamboa and Ali Mehdaoui did an original rap in their native is not yet chosen, but fortunately, the push is to keep it around remains. feel as if you don’t have a lot of people on your side to help you 23 2 June 2005 www.monmouthregional.net NEWS VARIETY June 2005 Volume 43, Issue 7 11 Envirothoning can be fun THE FALCONAIRE by Sarah Boyd the Highlands Water Preservation and Plan- Staff Writer ning Act before five judges, with only five The Envirothon: a marathon for the envi- days of preparation. Each year, the Envirothon Current events quiz “What’s up? This month I will be ronment, sort of. This annual competition has a new theme to correspond with the by Sarah Boyd allows high school students from all around presentations. This year’s theme was cultural your advice expert a.k.a. “dear Abby”. Staff Writers New Jersey to participate in a battle of envi- and historical landscaping. I will give you advice on the everyday ronmental science knowledge and, upon win- MRHS had a bit of difficulty recruiting trials and tribulations of life at A poll conducted by the Falconaire shows that among MRHS ning, move onto a national contest. Although students to participate in such a competition. MR!” students, the number one source for obtaining news is through “word the Envirothon has been running for twelve When asked to comment on the obstacle that Asia Johnson-Martin of mouth”. However, it’s no secret that as bits of information are years, this will be Monmouth Regional’s pre- almost kept her team from attending, Mrs. passed from one person to another, the message can get jumbled, to miere performance at the event. Lapinski said, “I think a lot of kids would enjoy say the least. To find out just how much of that news gossip you heard Each school is allowed one to two teams [the Envirothon]. It’s some really cool stuff Dear Falconaire, correctly, take the following quiz: consisting of five students.