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ultimately must approve, all faculty members would would members all faculty approve, must ultimately

participate in one of the four class level beginning- level class four of the one in participate

dissenting. dissenting.

the start-of-the-year plan with only one teacher teacher one only with plan start-of-the-year the

for retreat schedules, the other involving retreats retreats involving other the schedules, retreat for

have created to considerable faculty discontent. discontent. faculty considerable to created have

Oct. 1 faculty meeting teachers present approved approved present teachers meeting faculty 1 Oct. felt a start-of-the-year coordinated plan would would plan coordinated start-of-the-year a felt

scheduled at varying times during the year. At their their At year. the during times varying at scheduled

weekend getaway, in recent years at Eagle Ridge Ridge Eagle at years recent in getaway, weekend

eliminate the interruption of classwork retreats retreats classwork of interruption the eliminate

Buckwalter, math teacher, said committee members members committee said teacher, math Buckwalter,

Resort near Galena, later in the year if they wished. wished. if they year the in later Galena, near Resort

closer relationships back to school. school. to back relationships closer

discussions, games and ceremonies intended to to intended ceremonies and games discussions,

northwest suburban Woodstock, joining in in joining Woodstock, suburban northwest

Junior Retreat at Resurrection Center in far far in Center Resurrection at Retreat Junior

as people away from school and then bring their their bring then and school from away people as

Nature Center on the grounds of Southern Illinois Illinois Southern of grounds the on Center Nature

encourage class members to know each other better better other each know to members class encourage

University in Carbondale. Carbondale. in University

group-trust-building activities at the Touch of of Touch the at activities group-trust-building A

Sophomore Retreat, caving and rock-climbing in in rock-climbing and caving Retreat, Sophomore

place Sunday through Wednesday. Wednesday. through Sunday place

all participate, including visiting some community community some visiting including participate, all

the Community Learning program in which they they which in program Learning Community the

orientation to the school. Sophomores would explore explore would Sophomores school. the to orientation

place Monday through Wednesday of the first week week first of the Wednesday through Monday place

sites. sites.

some teachers and student concerned. concerned. student and teachers some

of school. Freshman retreat would consist of an an of consist would retreat Freshman school. of

Individual staff staff Individual

Faculty Retreat Committee Chairperson Suzanne Suzanne Chairperson Committee Retreat Faculty

SENIORS COULD STILL STILL COULD SENIORS

The Committee offered the faculty two proposals proposals two faculty the offered Committee The

"It's extremely extremely "It's

UNDER THE PLAN, PLAN, THE UNDER

Seniors would participate in what was formerly formerly was what in participate would Seniors

JUNIOR AND SENIOR SENIOR AND JUNIOR

Freshman and sophomore retreats would take take would retreats sophomore and Freshman

Juniors would participate in what formerly was was formerly what in participate would Juniors

as the National Scholastic Scholastic National the as

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place during the first week of school, has has school, of week first the during place

month to have all class retreats take take retreats class all have to month

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as "outstanding, excellent. excellent. "outstanding, as

reporter last year. year. last reporter

was praised for her health- and and health- her for praised was

editor and book critic this year, year, this critic book and editor

promising future as a a as journalist." future promising

led," wrote a judge. judge. a wrote led,"

sports-related stories as a new new a as stories sports-related

year, was praised for his column column his for praised was year,

style and subject matter he tack­ he matter subject and style

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books. books.

cartoons and strip, strip, and cartoons

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scheduled for the same weekend in January, are are January, in weekend same the for scheduled

school activities. activities. school

eliminate is retreat conflicts with other scheduled scheduled other with conflicts retreat is eliminate

experience it." it." experience

retreat has always been an important part of of part important an been always has retreat

sophomore year. It's not fair that we don't get to to get don't we that fair not It's year. sophomore

the stick," Mike explained. explained. Mike stick," the

school event. event. school

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signed by nearly the entire class to maintain maintain to class entire the nearly by signed

deal with each other in new settings. settings. new in other each with deal

routine and to get students away from the school to to school the from away students get to and routine

has been to provide a welcome break in the school school the in break welcome a provide to been has

retreats being rescheduled for the start of the year. year. of the start the for rescheduled being retreats Mike Zabel circulated a petition for administrators administrators for petition a circulated Zabel Mike

developmentally." developmentally."

in February of junior year; that's when it's right right it's when that's year; junior of February in

with the convenience of the faculty in mind," mind," in faculty the of convenience the with

seniors. The Resurrection retreat needs to take place place to take needs retreat Resurrection The seniors.

explained History Teacher Susan Shapiro. Shapiro. Susan Teacher History explained

the proposal. proposal. the

the faculty meeting, not all teachers are happy with with happy are teachers all not meeting, faculty the

had to go home each evening for family obligations obligations family for evening each go home to had

faculty member preferred and if if and preferred member faculty

retreat would depend in part on what retreat a a retreat what on part in depend would retreat

of-year retreats. Who would participate in what what in participate would Who retreats. of-year

such as coaching sports teams. teams. sports coaching as such

or stay in the city because of other school obligations, obligations, school of other because city the in stay or

The petition was forwarded to Dean of Students Students of Dean to forwarded was petition The

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'We thought it would be good l-lelpingothersH oy to have high school students like us, who have fun without drugs and BSA'S ANNUAL Thanksgiv­ alcohol, show better ways of having a good time. I don't think we do or ing drive ends Friday, Nov. 22. can teach them. We just let them know that you can go to a party in Food, clothes and toys will be High School and not get into drugs and alcohol." donated to the Abraham Lin­ Peer Health Leaders are as follows: Seniors Ismail Alsheik,Chase Chavirl, Anita Denes,Grcmt Chavirl, Mark Hoffman, coln Foundation, a South Side Anthea Kelsick, Josh Levirl, Lauren Schwartz. Ali Sepahdari, David Solow, Bill social center. President Kenny Photo by Therese Collins AMONG PEER health leaders, from left, are Junior Thistlethwaite, Antonia Whalen: juniors Binita Barai, Vcmessa Carr, , Forest Himmelfarb, Ebie, left, and member Carlos . Michael Hoy, Akua Murphy, Mearah Quirln-Brauner; sophomores Rachel Shapiro, Love, both seniors, help pack Michael Hoy; Seniors Antonia Whalen and Lauren Jill Spielfogel, Seetha Srinivasan, Vanessa Svoboda, Llzzi Heydemcmn Alex Tonsgard . Schwartz; and Sophomore Rachel Shapiro. boxes. Briefings Math placement adding up? • Sophs, junior head Renaissance •BYKYLA CALVERT• for every course and we don't think that's neccesary. Three sophomores and a junior have been appointed editors of the ASSOCIATEEDITOR We can usually place a student in the correct class 1997 edition of Renaissance, the art and literary magazine. Editors­ Coming to a new school means new friends, new by looking at their background. With students in-chiefinclude Sophomores Elissa Blackstone and Alice Blander and teachers and new classes. But not necessarily new entering at a variety oflevels, it wouldn't be possible senior editors include Sophomore Leigh Goldstein and Junior Kavitha course work. to offers tests regularly." Reddy. All four are also Midway staff members. Elissa and Leigh are Some students new to the school say the Math BUT COURSE placement doesn't always work associate editors and Leigh film critics, Alice is a reporter and Kavitha Department's absence of placement tests result in that way, say some U-Highers. is photo editor. inconsistent placement forcing some to repeat course · "I never talked to Mrs. Holbrook," said Freshman work already completed at other schools. Sarah Schlessinger, who came from Ray School this BUT, SAID Math Department Chairperson year. "I was originally going to be put into Algebra •Nine get Merit commendations Shirley Holbrook, "Rarely would a student ever or Geometry, but since I had already taken those Scoring high on qualifying tests but not high enough to rank as semi­ repeat an entire course. Occasionally students have classes my counselor talked to Mrs. Holbrook for finalists, nine seniors have received commendations in the National retaken parts of a class, because they did not fully me and I was moved into Accelerated Advanced Merit Scholarship programs. They artl as follows: cover the material at their prior school. All new Algebra and Trigonometry." Kalin Agrawal. Win Boonlayangoor, Victoria Cheung, Kenny Ebie, Anthea Kelsick, Catherine students are supposed to talk to me after they talk Students must ask for a test, said Ms. Holbrook, Levinson, Allegra McLeod, Andre Sheinkman and Michael Tang , to the counselors about the classes they're going to if they wish to place out of a math course. take. NOT ALL STUDENTS who request tests receive •Audiences approve production 'We discuss their math background, if they have them, however. Frequent laughter and applause at the end of scenes heralded the taken standard courses then placing them is no 'When I came to Lab my freshman year I had fall production, "Thieves' Carnival," as a success. Presented Oct. 31- problem.If students have taken classes that cover already taken Geometry and part of Advanced Nov. 2, the comedy drew full houses Friday and Saturday evenings. parts of an area we encourage them to go to a tutor Algebra," said Senior Amelie Collins. "I was placed Audience members praised the casting, ensemble work on the cast, or take summer courses and then give them a test in Geometry anyway. I know if I had been given a fast pace and clear delivery of often complicatedly hilarious lines. to make sure that the necessary background is there. test I could have placed out of the course. After "It's fun to see people you see every day in school portraying 'We don't offer a standard placement test because asking the teacher three or four times to be given a characters so different from themselves," said Junior Kyla Calvert, no such thing exists. We would have to have a test test I didn't get one." who saw the show opening night. "I was also impressed by the fact everyone had the script down so perfectly, even on opening night, in Combined classesget mixed reaction a play that really depends on getting the words and movements •BY DEBRAGITTlER• ulty member Kevin Drever is ent achievement levels they are right. I'm sure a lot of hard work went into achieving that." ASSOCIATEEDITOR teaching the combined Spanish working effectively together. •New club shares Haiku poetry Perhaps it isn't size that counts. course. Some students feel the combi- Writing and critiquing Haiku-style poetry, the new "U-High-Ku" Club Two years of University budget They say though the students nations are working but others plans to meet the last Monday of every month. English Teacher crunching have finally surfaced come to the classes from differ- feel they haven't blended yet. John O'Connor, started the club. in Foreign Language classes, say "The club isn't about competing," Mr. O'Connor said. 'We hope to administrators and faculty mem­ meet once a month just to share words." bers, resulting in some courses ,4 haircut to The club will focus on modern Haiku. It differs from traditional being combined or eliminated. Japanese style of a three-lined poem with a five-seven-five syllable Though administrators and fac­ pattern. Containing two images, Modern Haiku poetry, Mr. O'Connor ulty members say adequate class give thanks for explained, has no syllable guidelines. size and scheduling options have resulted in some classes being Now at Thanos •Consultants offer schedule ideas combined or dropped in past Coiffures you can get a Designing individual schedules for the Lower, Middle and High years, the U. of C.'s recent re­ Schools with separate faculties; planning the school year free of quirement that the school build professional haircut at consideration for the University schedule; and giving students and a substantial savings fund is the a fabulous low price. teachers more time for community- and pride-building activities, reason four French classes have including daily all-school assemblies, were among suggestions offered been combined into two and two Our 26 years of at a faculty in-service day on scheduling Nov. 1 at Ida Noyes Hall. Spanish classes have been com­ haircutting experience After an opening morning program led by Mr. Rod Snelling of bined into one. Independent School Management, a firm engaged by the school to ONE BEGINNING French and our convenient advise on scheduling, the faculty lunched, then met in small discussion class has been dropped because 5 5th street location groups to identify what "they would be willing to give up" in the of budget considerations and one interest of a schedule which better served the school's students. German class because oflow en­ makes us the U-High At a program the next morning Mr. Snelling offered final rollment. style center. Come get TAKE A TIP from Emily recommendations. They included restoring the 3:15 p.m. dismissal "The floor on running classes is a great haircut at a Vaughan and get a haircut time to match train schedules and considering block scheduling, where at least 10 students," said Assis­ at Thanos Coiffures. courses would meet twojoined 55 minute periods a day each quarter tant Director David Stafford. great price today at instead of four 45-minute periods a week all year. "With less than 10, they're Thanos Coiffures. looked at very carefully. We set •News messenger seldom popular, vistor says a minimum amount that makes economic sense. "Our role as journalists is not to be popular people but to inform and "Class arrangements have to be Tlianos Coiffures enlighten," said Prof. Murray Fromson, director of the School of Jour­ viewed in the whole economic 5500 South Lake Shore Dr. nalism at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, dur­ structure of the school. Lots of ing an assembly period program Oct. 31. In Chicago for a meeting, small classes would force us to In the FlamingoHotel Prof. Fromson had asked to visit U-High because of its reputation for heavily raise tuition.'' Open Wed.-Sat. 8a.m.-8p.m. excellence and nationally-reknowned journalism program. TEACHING THE combined "Journalists have never been popular people, he added. "People have French classes are Ms. Ann Beck (773) 643-5582 been trying to kill the messenger for 3,000 years," he observed. and Ms. Susan Joseph. New fac-

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at the box office earlier this month. month. this earlier office box the at

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of several screen adaptations of the the of adaptations screen several of

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out of touch with the methods of modern campaigning as he is with with is he as campaigning of modern methods the with of touch out

to move past the primaries. Dole's problem was that he's almost as as almost he's that was problem Dole's primaries. the past move to

letting his wife do all the talking. talking. the all do wife his letting

two weeks past its expiration date. He would have been better off off better been have would He date. expiration its past weeks two

people, Dole proved himself to be about as lovable as a pint of of coleslaw a pint as lovable as about to be himself Dole proved people,

it. it.

as character bashing. Unfortunately for Dole, he wasn't very good good at very wasn't he Dole, for Unfortunately bashing. character as

Social Security. Security. Social

it off without gutting such time-honored programs as Medicare and and Medicare as programs time-honored such gutting off without it

support his 15 percent tax cut. They didn't believe that he could pull pull could he that believe didn't They cut. tax 15 percent his support

was not overly popular. popular. overly not was

the campaigning started to get serious last summer, President Clinton Clinton President summer, last serious get to started campaigning the

one of the worst campaigns I have ever seen. seen. ever have I campaigns worst of the one

them, too. too. them,

(or (or

a a lesson in how lose to

uncorrect-) but vow to address the concerns of any student whose whose student any of concerns the address to vow but uncorrect-)

administrators. Seeing as how that's not likely, I suggest we overthrow overthrow we suggest I likely, not that's how as Seeing administrators.

opinion is in total agreement with their own. own. their with agreement total in is opinion

adorable adorable

George were secretary all the meeting minutes would be surrounded by by surrounded be would minutes meeting the all secretary were George

Dole's Dole's pitiful campaign

have the solution. solution. the have

lambaste Student Council's Council's Student lambaste

hy int ge wt. n i' aot ie t apnd ee t U­ at here happened it time about it's And with. agree didn't they

High. High.

Advisory or free time. Hmmm, tough decision, don't you think? think? you don't decision, tough Hmmm, time. free or Advisory

They took away my lunch and I'm mad as as I'm heck mad and lunch my away They took

way too much. much. too way

activities. Advisory or homework. Advisory or going out to lunch. lunch. to out going or Advisory homework. or Advisory activities. governments, governments, let's do it!

Speaking Speaking overthrowing of

they had it bad last year when they had had they when year last bad it had they

have to go during my lunch period every week. (Seniors thought thought (Seniors week. every period lunch my during go to have

place during lunch. lunch. during place

I am being forced to go to advisory and ignore many activities taking taking activities many ignore and advisory go to to forced being am I

took it and they didn't ask. Frankly, I want it back. back. it want I Frankly, ask. didn't they and it took

But advisory is now required for juniors and like many others, others, many like and juniors for required now is advisory But

7th period on Thursday.) Thursday.) on period 7th Dole could have won this election. But his campaign never seemed seemed never campaign his But election. this won have could Dole

Stealing Stealing time

Clinton came off as an affable man sympathetic to the needs of of the needs the to sympathetic man affable an off as came Clinton

He resorted to that time-honored method of political hacks known known hacks of political method time-honored that to resorted He

NOW THAT all is said and done, I have to say that Bob Dole ran ran Dole Bob that say to have I done, and said is all THAT NOW

Meetings of the new Student Council will take place in the Medici Medici the in place take will Council Student new the of Meetings

SINCE THE beginning of time, people have overthrown governments governments overthrown have people of time, beginning THE SINCE

You heard me. I've listened to many students in the past few weeks weeks few past the in students many to listened I've me. You heard

JUST BECAUSE BECAUSE JUST

He shouldn't have had so many problems gaining support. When When support. gaining problems many so had have shouldn't He Secretary- Senior George Polychronopoulos. Polychronopoulos. George Senior Secretary-

AS ELECTION DAY DAY ELECTION AS

My Wednesday lunch period. Gone. Gone. period. lunch Wednesday My

THE NEW NEW THE

Of course as with any new club, we must get approval of of approval get must we club, new any with as course Of

I'm left, then, to weigh the factors. Advisory or extracurricular extracurricular or Advisory factors. the weigh to then, left, I'm

I wonder if the school has noticed but but noticed has school the if wonder I

OVERTHROW THEM. THEM. OVERTHROW

THE SCHOOL HAS stolen something precious from me. They They me. from precious something stolen HAS SCHOOL THE

DOLE'S CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGN DOLE'S

Andrei Scheinkman's house when the officers are broke). broke). are officers the when house Scheinkman's Andrei

little doodles. doodles. little

officers are all-white males (so P.U.-politically P.U.-politically (so males all-white are officers

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took a lot of classes and filled up my schedule, schedule, my up filled and of classes lot a took

he should have already secured. secured. already have should he

most of the campaign trying to win votes votes win to trying campaign the of most

precious swing-votes, Dole had to spend spend to had Dole swing-votes, precious

their beliefs. beliefs. their

with a polished, controversy free, image free, controversy polished, a with

Republicans, who felt he did not represent represent not did he felt who Republicans,

the process he lost the support of many many of support the lost he process the

factions, by refusing to allow them to speak. speak. to them allow to by refusing factions,

the Christian Right and prochoice party party prochoice and Right Christian the

Dole alienated many Republicans, such as as such Republicans, many alienated Dole

convention. Instead of uniting his party, party, his uniting of Instead convention.

neared Dole saw that most voters didn't didn't voters most that saw Dole neared

paint the school. school. the paint

two years ago, vowing that if elected he would would he elected if that vowing ago, years two

of of may you

his gargantuan biceps. biceps. gargantuan his

could quell any insurrection with a slight flex of of flex slight a with insurrection any quell could

direction: Anarchy. Anarchy. direction:

the brain of Socrates and the brawn of of Sam Fabio, brawn the and of Socrates brain the

Patrick's cynical wit could lead U-High in a new new a in U-High lead could wit cynical Patrick's

bastion of justice, good will and lewd humor, humor, lewd and will good justice, of bastion

government to be as follows: follows: as be to government

government and exile the current one. one. current the exile and government

Instead of concentrating on gaining those those gaining on of concentrating Instead

Treasurer- Senior Nader Kheirbek. Kheirbek. Nader Senior Treasurer-

Vice President- Senior Sam Meites. Meites. Sam Senior President- Vice

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His aim was to present the tv cameras cameras tv the present to was aim His

President- Senior Patrick Sellers. Sellers. Patrick Senior President-

took its first dive at the Republican Republican the at dive first its took

(S.C.) (S.C.)

nominate the officers of the new student student new of the officers the nominate

environment," she said. said. she environment,"

feels it is too important to be ignored. ignored. be to important too is it feels

and alcohol, a topic I feel is talked about about talked I feel is a topic alcohol, and

couple meetings talking about drugs drugs about talking meetings couple

wasted. wasted.

about their problems in a relaxed relaxed a in problems their about

when I'm there most of the time is is time the of most there I'm when

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during lunch is an inconvenience but but inconvenience an is lunch during

Laura Lantinga, feels that advisory advisory that feels Lantinga, Laura

once. once.

I suggest we create our own student student own our create we suggest I

So far, I've missed many meetings and and meetings many missed I've far, So

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juniors and seniors in their cars. cars. their in seniors and juniors

groups of U-Highers started egging each other other each egging started U-Highers of groups

local supermarkets to load up on eggs, different different eggs, on up load to supermarkets local

they fled successfully. successfully. fled they

5 o'clock. Freshman and sophomores on foot, foot, on sophomores and Freshman o'clock. 5

after they came back to Kenwood Circle around around Circle Kenwood to back came they after

them. Quickly getting back in the car, the boys boys the car, the in back getting Quickly them.

into an alley and outmaneuvering the Honda, Honda, the outmaneuvering and alley an into

started their escape. Stepping on the gas, turning turning gas, on the Stepping escape. their started

pockets onto the Honda Civic hatchback behind behind hatchback Civic Honda the onto pockets

proceeded to unload the supply of eggs from their of their from eggs supply the unload to proceeded

group of seniors got out from their car at 58th 58th at car their from out got seniors of group

to light him up." up." him light to

and Kimbark. Adrenaline flew as the boys boys the as flew Adrenaline Kimbark. and

night and looking for underclassmen to egg, the the egg, to underclassmen for looking and night

when teachers and parents urge us to aquaint aquaint to us urge parents and teachers when

the most part. But there is that special time time special that is there But part. most the

times when you lose him. him. lose you when times

parents. They all encourage us to avoid him for for him avoid to us encourage all They parents.

of thanks, he is always there for you. Except those those for Except you. there always is he of thanks,

AS AS Zam1ar, Zam1ar,

underrated. Though Bob never asks for any sort sort any for asks never Bob Though underrated. W

honks one more time," said a senior boy boy senior a said time," more one honks ''

teachers at U-High assign two hours ofhomework ofhomework two hours assign U-High at teachers

ae en opann aot workload about complaining been have

to students. Lately, for example, many U-Highers U-Highers many for example, Lately, to students.

their organization. The point of an effective effective an of point The organization. their

Let's hear it for friend Bob Bob friend for it hear Let's

Student Council should take on issues of of concern issues on take should Council Student

the student body. body. student the

committee members have forgotten the intent of of intent the forgotten have members committee

After going to Hyde Park Co-Op, Osco and other other Co-Op, Osco and Park Hyde to going After

independent, with adults as advisers. advisers. as adults with independent,

student government is to act as an advocate for for advocate an as act to is government student have turned S.C. into a faculty-dependent faculty-dependent a into S.C. turned have

we got from administrators." Council members members Council administrators." from got we

prto we i nes o e student­ be to needs it when operation

could be "The Council that promulgates ideas ideas promulgates that Council "The be could

"student" out of "Student" Council. A new title title new A Council. "Student" of out "student"

has been getting the praise. praise. the getting been has

division of student government, Cultural Union, Union, Cultural government, of student division After driving around in Hyde Park on on Halloween Park Hyde in around driving After

With its highly-successful parties, the social social the parties, highly-successful its With

back in the spotlight with a series of programs. programs. of series a with spotlight the in back

Thomas, seeking advice on how to put the Council Council the on how advice to put seeking Thomas,

have been meeting with Dean of Students Jewel Jewel of Students Dean with meeting been have

Council. Council.

project ofits own. That is actually being a a being actually is own. That ofits project

Council could sponsor. sponsor. could Council

Honk! Honk!

Learning some lessons from life life from lessons Learning some

Let government govern govern Let government

S

Ultimately it appears as though S.C. executive executive S.C. though as appears it Ultimately

Our teachers all know about Bob and so do our our so do and Bob about know all teachers Our

But what S.C. doesn't realize is it already has a a has already it is realize doesn't S.C. what But

THAT MEANS MEANS THAT

to his friends about the adult car driver behind behind driver car adult the about friends to his

Soliciting administrators for advice takes the the takes advice for administrators Soliciting

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS MEMBERS COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE

Editorials represent the opinion opinion the represent Editorials

based based

1996 1996

10 10

Ifhe Ifhe

them-who they did not know- "we're going going "we're know- not did they them-who

of of

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for for

of of

times times

University University

Kareem Kareem

sig administrators asking

tudent tudent

and and

U-High Midway. Midway. U-High

the the

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on research and reporting. reporting. on research and

a very helpful helpful very a

of of

issues issues First Class mailed

U-High Midway, student student U-High Midway,

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dwing dwing

Ill. Ill.

students students

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MIDWAY MIDWAY

60637. Phone 773· 773· Phone 60637.

High School, 1362 1362 School, High

Saleh. Saleh.

David David

Council (S.C.) officers officers (S.C.) Council

visit Bob more more Bob visit

the the

several things. things. several

MANAGER­

school school

on on

a friend named Bob. Bob. named friend a

Salinas, Salinas,

request

what sorts sorts what

year year

for for

of of

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man who is often often is who man

SEES SEES IT

, ,

than than

faculty faculty

music: music:

Olson, Vik Singha!; Singha!; Vik Olson,

opinion: opinion:

community

student government: government: student

Marcinkowski

Shapiro; Shapiro;

Elissa Blackstone; Blackstone; Elissa

A3, A3,

depth depth

feature: feature:

ihr Raz Richard

newsleature

Calvert; Calvert;

followups: followups:

Alex Alex

COLUMNISTS-Opinion: COLUMNISTS-Opinion:

SPECIAL SPECIAL EDITORS-Political

of projects the the projects of

It It

ASSOCIATE EDITORS EDITORS ASSOCIATE

adventure sports: sports: adventure

others. others.

Zamiar

newsleature: newsleature:

means that that means

have been been have

Karl Karl

Nader Kheirbeck; Kheirbeck; Nader

members members

ihr Siegler Richard

6, sports: sports: 6,

Debra Gittler; Gittler; Debra

Student Student

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Olson; Olson;

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Some Some

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Kareem Kareem

Some Some

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2, 2,

previews: previews:

A2, A2,

Robert Earles; Earles; Robert

Richard Richard

libns: libns:

7 people A7,

Alex Alex

Saleh. Saleh.

Nader Kheirbek; Kheirbek; Nader

city city

. .

to learn our own lessons the hard way. way. hard the lessons own our learn to

had. had.

aem Saleh Kareem

destructive. But maybe sometimes we just have have we just sometimes maybe But destructive.

don't don't

labor they had to do but the feeling of guilt they they of guilt feeling the but do to had they labor

proceeded the next day. What really got to the the to got really What day. next the proceeded

Highers can figure out what's fun and what's what's and fun what's out figure can Highers

behalf of us all. all. of us behalf

senior boys, they said later, was not the manual manual the not was later, said they boys, senior

High High

outside of a U-High girl's Kenwood home. home. Kenwood girl's U-High a of outside

of senior boys proceeded to egg the cars and and cars the egg to proceeded boys senior of

like fun and games got serious. serious. got games and fun like

or ready to step on the gas. But what seemed seemed what But gas. the on step to ready or

with science and foriegn language. language. foriegn and science with

is mathematics. But on occasion he can help us us help can he occasion on But mathematics. is

and time again. We would like to thank him on on him thank to like would We again. time and

of jams. Bob's benevolence has proved true time time true proved has benevolence Bob's of jams.

other, U-Highers passed the night ready to run run to ready night the passed U-Highers other,

restaurants, train stations and homes from each each from homes and stations train restaurants,

usually only about half of them. Bob's specialty specialty Bob's them. of half about only usually upperclassmen in Hyde Park. Finding refuge in in refuge Finding Park. Hyde in upperclassmen

underclassmen were prey to the rolling rolling the to prey were underclassmen

ourselves with him. Little do they know we we know they do Little him. with ourselves

vigorous, independent, true student student true independent, vigorous,

governed by students by governed already have. have. already

could start working on. The school needs a a needs school The on. working start could

females. females.

girls and use derogatory terms to describe describe to terms derogatory use and girls

students have approached the Midway to to Midway the approached have students

last year but never got off the ground. Many Many ground. the off got never but year last

resolution. resolution.

complain about the way some U-High boys treat treat boys U-High some way the about complain

writing the rules and their impact on the school school the on impact their and rules the writing

• • beyond that, students were never involved in in involved never were students that, beyond

two years ago, but never came to any definite definite any to came never but ago, years two

• •

may prove more damaging than constructive. constructive. than damaging more prove may

they don't know what students want. So after after So want. students what know don't they

and many of the rules are unjust and unfair: But, But, unfair: and unjust are rules of the many and

Handbook goes too far in terms of punishments of punishments terms in far too goes Handbook

Handbook- •

doing some polling, we've compiled a a Jist. compiled we've polling, some doing

have yet to take action on any project because because project any on action take to yet have

which day of the week to meet! meet! to week of the day which

4-5, opinion: opinion: 4-5,

High's Student Council has a hard time deciding deciding time hard a has Council Student High's

n spriig nul ece ciius U­ critiques. teacher annual supervising and

discipline cases as part of faculty-student boards boards of faculty-student part as cases discipline

school by monitoring the cafeteria, handling handling cafeteria, the monitoring by school

when the limit the faculty faculty the limit the when

fe cls lcd ote os aet b h U­ the by parents boys' the to placed calls After

is is

The 37 pages ofrules in the Student Handbook Handbook Student the in ofrules pages 37 The

As As

Unwilling to stop their Halloween Halloween their stop to Unwilling

Kareem Kareem

Leigh Goldstein; Goldstein; Leigh

Bob is so very helpful and has gotten us all out out all us gotten has and helpful so very is Bob

We: We:

Bob can't help help us with all of our problems, problems, of our all with us help help can't Bob

Zarniar; Zarniar;

These are just some of a few issues that S.C. S.C. that issues few a of some just are These

In many many In

S.C. members in their defense have said they they said have defense their in members S.C.

Siegler; Siegler;

: :

Sexism-An Sexism-An

i Singha! Vik

45 45

Kareem Saleh; Saleh; Kareem

The The

Workload-This Workload-This

David David

books: books:

by by

the night continued-till about about continued-till night the

Julie Julie

girl, girl,

; ;

minutes a night. night. a minutes

address address

: :

7, sports: sports: 7,

page-I, page-I,

: :

student student

A4-5, A4-5,

A6, A6,

Rachel Rachel

Epstein; Epstein;

Salinas. Salinas.

Saleh; Saleh;

Ariel Ariel

, ,

groundings and hours of cleaning up up of cleaning hours and groundings

Tom Tom

Kyla Kyla

mis: mis:

Karl Karl

schools schools

Al, Al,

; ;

In· In·

3, 3,

attempt was made to address this this address to made was attempt

alwe, u crany U­ certainly but Halloween,

Ms

business: business:

oyhoools Mcal Strong Michael Polychronopoulos.

Hoy. Hoy.

Collins

photo editor: Kavitha Reddy. Reddy. Kavitha editor: photo

photography photography

Jeremiah Jeremiah

Srinivasan. Nate Whalen. Whalen. Nate Srinivasan.

Saffold. Saffold.

Blander. Blander.

Alex Alex

Gibbons; restaurants: restaurants: Gibbons;

Student Council Council Student

PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHY

PHOTOGRAPHERS-Jeff PHOTOGRAPHERS-Jeff

EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE

REPORTERS-Johannes REPORTERS-Johannes

issue was addressed by S.C. S.C. by addressed was issue

. .

ARTISTS-Patrick Sellers. George George Sellers. ARTISTS-Patrick

FACULTY FACULTY

Llese Ricketts. Ricketts. Llese

. .

Zamiar

Many students feel the the feel students Many

. .

aih Reddy Kavitha

Alyssa Scheunemann. Seetha Seetha Scheunemann. Alyssa

Mr

Schatt. Schatt.

Joe Fischel. Fischel. Joe

informally agreed upon upon agreed informally

. .

; ;

sports: sports:

Wayne Wayne

coordinator

PHOTOGRAPHERS-Th

ADVISERS-Editorial and and ADVISERS-Editorial

ai Schein Katie

EXECUTIVES-Publications EXECUTIVES-Publications

Art Art

Robert Robert

Brasier; Brasier;

Julie Julie

9 9

helps helps

government, government,

fun,, fun,,

by by

Karen Karen

o'clock- the the o'clock-

Hanauer. Hanauer.

: :

. .

Patrick Patrick

Jeremiah Schatt; Schatt; Jeremiah

Epstein; fashion: fashion: Epstein;

Earles. Earles.

Beeby. Alice Alice Beeby.

Chuck Chuck

photography: photography:

. .

a a

Alec Alec

run the the run

Leff. Leff.

group group

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Sellers Sellers

Michael Michael

Tabak. Tabak.

Nicole Nicole

Reed

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Nazareth was a great way to end to way great a was Nazareth h sao, Csi said. Cassie season," the es Lue Shat ad Ann and Schwartz Lauren ters, seily motn fr h se­ the for important especially finished Maroons the Whalen, ne showing. ence

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5 inn State." winning

eec me ls Saturday last meet ference sec­ Maroons' the capped Walters vrre Pr, il' varsity girls' Park, Evergreen wmes ae en eyn on relying been have swimmers three-mile Sectional fastest the 627j .wn aant Nazareth 56-2 j. 7 againstv. wins School Association division A division and School Association oesrne opponents. stronger come 15 top the among place to hoped em. h Mros a gone had Maroons The teams. innl frms teams. most for winningly into Sectionals Nov. 2 at Aurora at 2 Nov. Sectionals into

ak wn o t pae 17th place to on went Park, meets al Sectionals ore eod Sno Peter Senior record, course n cneuie triumph consecutive ond at er rcee t record to proceeded year- last Lincoln at 26 Oct. Regionals, ak wee -ih de out edged U-High where Park, uhr North. Luther runners country cross girls'

h ats tm i h Sae that State the in time fastest the Lincoln at 26 Oct. Regionals eta Hg neetd n du­ in undefeated High Central pas el f y hne for chances my of well speaks

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Oct. 26, there. 26, Oct. 6-3. ishing

admired season 10-1, permitting only one only 10-1, permitting season finished its season 13-7-2, with 13-7-2, season its finished

ranked ast tni ta reaching team tennis varsity a Sles Bby ce and McGee Bobby Sellers, Pat

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the the . . Potpourri U-High Midway• Tuesday, November 12, 1996 Drug-test-before-driving proposal draws mixed reaction from U-l-lighers •BYJULIE EPSTEIN• to get his license. ASSOCIATEEDITOR BECAUSE OF A plan pro- oey, a typical teenager hop- posed by Presiden t Bill Clinton i~g to receive bis driver 's Oct. i9., Joey , like all teenagers, J license, listened intently would be required to take a urine as the DMV worker told him how sample. Any traces of drugs he had passed his written and wou.ld deny getting a license. driving exams with flying colors. Mr. Clinton said in a radio ad- But to his dismay, traces of dress Oct. 19 that the drug test drugs from a weekend party four would "use the privilege of a days before had been found in his driver's license to demand re- Photo by KtJui1/u, Reddy urine sample and he was unable sponsible behavior by young people when it comes to drugs." Activity advocates U-Highers have mixed feelings about the plan. WITH THE ABUNDANCE of "ALTHOUGH IT probably activities at U-High students wouldn't significantly decrease can easily get too involved, teenage drug use, this plan defi­ concluded a student panel at nitely should be supported for the High School Student Life safety reasons," said Sophomore program Oct. 30. The panel, Ari Himmel, who will take his chosen by Dean of Students driving test this spring, after the Jewel Thomas, included plan would be implemented. Seniors David Solow and "It might work better in the fu­ Grant Chavin (in photo). ture because later generations may more clearly realize the se­ Throughout the program, verity of being denied the privi­ part of the Parents' As­ lege to drive, and ultimately re­ sociation High School think if drugs are worth doing at Phulo by Nru:le-.rIIhJJirb 1,k Council series, the panel all." answered questions about OTHERS FEEL that the plan topics such as work load, Photo by Mike Hoy Symposiumspeaker isn't fair to those who don't take ACCLAIMED CHlLDHOOD Author Vivian Paley, retired community service and clubs. Phototalk drugs. Lower chool teacher, wa, among highly-prai ed peakers and About 18 parents attended. FROM MURDER scenes to everyday "It undermines the credibility College Counselors Mary events, Sun-Times Photographer Pablo of the responsible teenagers," panelis at ''Diversity, o]erance and lnclusion in the SchooJ Lee Hoganson and Bill Tracy Martinez Monsavis recounted both the said Junior Kavitha Reddy. "And Experience," the Diana Woo Memorial ympo ium Oct. 22 at dangerous risks and the tranquil moments will discuss how the college of a photojournalist's life in a program Oct. even so, people who do use drugs Palev ky Theater, honoring the the late Parents A ociation 23. Invited by Photojournalism Teacher will find a way to pass the test president. A much-acclaimed introductory video was process works at the next Liese Ricketts, Mr. Monsavis also showed anyway, whether by using produced by Seniors Robert Earles and I remiah Schatt and Council meeting 7:30 p.m., and commented on his work for Midway Wednesday, Dec. 4, in U-High and U-Highlights photographers and detoxifiers or diuretics to clear edited by Lower School Parent LeAnne awyers. editors. their system." 103. Everything I Learned....

Caesar Salad Cafe au Lait Garbage Pizza English French Ecology Chicken Wings Spaghetti Chili Biology Italian Geography Four Cheese Pizza Root Beer Bagel Plate Algebra German JSA Med Burger MeHicana Baske t of Fries American History Spanish Community Learning I Learnedat the M.ed Soup of Water EDICI the Day Economics On 57th Journalism

1327 E. 57th St.•(773)667-7394 Open Mon.-Thurs. 7 a.m.-Midnight Fri.-Sat. 9 a.m.-1 a.m. Sun. 9 a.m.-Midnight ark t (Just Try) Finding a spot to park the car proves a daily challengefor students,f acuity

t starts out with a few early risers and Metra commuters . Then, as the clock nears 8, the stream of cars swell into a torrent until by I8: IO you can find yourself parked beneath the train tracks on the far side of the Midway Without their own lot, U-High drivers must compete with area residents, U. ofC. faculty and students and numerous Metra commuters for the limited amount of parking around the school. WHILE PARKING for students and faculty members who drive to U-High has not been adequate since the early 1960s, in recent years drivers have found themselves circling for half an hour or more to find a spot blocks from school. "When I came here in 1964 it was already difficult to find parking," said Journalism Teacher Wayne Brasier. "Through the years though, it's gotten much worse. They made 59th Street one way, took away Photo by Chuck Reed spots, and it seems there are more cars every year." By comparison, The lot, which lacks fencing and adequate lighting, is left unguarded SQUEEZING IN, Senior Naveen Mr. Brasier said, other areas of the University offer readily available and looks dilapidated. Neerukondafinds a parking spot parking. WHILE RECOGNIZING the need for increased parking, Lab near school. From sidewalks to "The U. of C. hospitals have fabulous valet parking on top of ample, School administrators feel hard-pressed to preserve what is already lawns, private driveways, alleys well-lighted and accessible garages. It would seem to me that if the available. and reserved spots, hurried U­ University can do that they can createa small protected lot for the Lab "Area residents blame Lab for the all of the parking problems in the Highers occasionally create their Schools, and charge a reasonable fee." neighborhood," said Assistant Director of the Lab Schools Mr. David own parking. BUT EVEN THOUGH the number of incoming University freshmen Stafford. Without an available lot U­ increased by 2,000 this year, little has been done to increase parking. "They are always going to their alderman trying to create residential­ Highers say they face only three "To tell you the truth we haven't really thought about it," said Mrs. only parking zones. My advice is that students just don't drive, or at options when trying to find a Saundra Slack of the University's Parking Facilities Department. "If least get here early." spot on Hyde Park's crowded we had the land we would definitely build lots to compensate for the WHILE THEY HOPE that one day their lot may come, drivers get a streets: Arrive before 8 a.m.; additional freshmen but we simply don't have the space." little creative in dealing with the more immediate problem of finding a park far away; or park illegally. Mrs. Slack recommended U-Highers utilize the "lot at Dorchester and place to park every day. 60th, which is almost empty." But students and faculty members who Alleys, private driveways, reserved spaces and the occasional lawn realize they are allowed to park in the lot fear for the safety of their cars. all serve duty when students are pre ed for time. "THEREWAS this timewhen I stole "It's not that hard to find a spot this guy'sspot while he was turning if you get a little creative," said around in someone's drive-way. Senior Ali Sepahdari. "I've found The man freakedout, he got out of that the University cops don't his car and started screaming at check parking all that much, me." especially if the weather's bad. I -CHRISOSAN, SENIOR like to park in that little grassy are by the gym." As winter sets in U-High drivers are faced with five months of "I PARKwhere I can when I can. If trudging through snow, that means blocking a hydrantor wondering whether they will crushingsomeone's grass, so be it." make it to class on time and -PRASANTHKAITA, SENIOR praying that their cars will be waiting for them when they return to them.

"I GETto school very early, and normallycan get a spot in Kenwood Circle. I found I can keep my spot when leave for lunch if I drag one of those U. of C. parkingbarriers into it." -NAVEENNEERUKONDA, SENIOR

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THE MACARENA is alive and well at at U-High well and alive is MACARENA THE

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The Chicago Historical Society. Society. Historical Chicago The

and diversity, which were issues with in the school through out its its history. out through school in the with issues were which diversity, and

way to help understand the present. We focused on things like women women like things on focused We present. the understand help to way

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School bookstores, 57th Street Bookstore and the University Bookstore. Bookstore. University the and Bookstore Street 57th bookstores, School

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Park home two months after the book "Experiencing Education: Education: "Experiencing book the after months two home Park

member from 1925 to 1938 and the school's unofficial historian, recently recently historian, unofficial school's the and 1938 to 1925 from member

appeared to acclaim from alumni, some as far away as Japan. Japan. as away far as some alumni, from acclaim to appeared

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Specialist, and Teacher Emeritus Ida DePencier, a Lower School faculty faculty School a Lower DePencier, Ida Emeritus Teacher and Specialist,

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ASTHEMOONfellovertheschool PLACING TRIBAL WAR paint on on Halloweennight, U-Highers got Junior Mathew Brent, Junior ready to go trick-or-treating or Benita Barai inducts yet another to pass the night egging. member into her Halloweenarmy.

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Dramatic drawing by Jeff hanauer Sophomore Adam Fetsch won $15 in a lunch time pie eating contest. In the morning, Lower School students paraded around the school in costumes with four members of Jazz Band leading the way with parents on looking adoringly, cameras in hand. As night approached some U-Highers dressed up to go trick-or-treating WITH FIRE IN his eyes, Lower while others dressed down to go egging. Whether they came home school fireman Jack O'Lantern with a bag of candy or eggs all over their clothes, most U-Highers said gets ready to tackle a blazing they enjoyed Halloween. fire.

DEATH HIMSELF, played by ARMED AND READY, Lower Junior Pat Spann, visited U-High Schoolers T arbash the Magical Ninja, taking Skeletor, played by Junior Alphi the Super Pup and Kid Dracula Kurt Scott, as his prisoner in the look forward to the plethora of newRowley Library. candy awaits.