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The the Man, the Myth, the Legend, the Mr. Tylinski Heather Marie Ables University of Michi- Cornell College Piotr Marcin Lato Miran University of Illinois Purdue University Loyola University gan at Ann Matthew Alexander Berklee College of University of Illinois at Chicago Lena Han Tran Razan M. Abuhashish Arbor Gutierrez Music at Urbana Minda Irene Marie University of Illinois University of Illinois Andrei Daniliuc Yale University Fanny Y. Lau Johnathan H. Mobbs Rebholz at Urbana at Chicago University of Chicago Maham Haider Lawrence University Loyola University The Culinary Institute Rachel Lorraine Christine Marie Al- Martin Naper Davis Illinois Institute of Vivian Le Elizabeth Mondragon of America Trenchard varado Independent Study Technology University of Illinois Davidson College James Peter Rey Vassar College DePaul University Sophia Olympia de Sarish M. Hassan at Urbana Tiffany Hester G. University of Illinois Jefferson Hoangnhi Kevin-Ryan Isada Oliveira Knox University Bo K.Lee Monreal at Urbana Trieu Alvarez Independent Study Laurel Kathryn Haynes University of South- Cornell College Matthew S. Rickard University of South- University of Illinois Sonya Helena Dekhtyar University of Illinois ern California Stephany Moreno University of Illinois ern California at Chicago University of Chicago at Urbana Dierdre Hee Sook Lee University of Illinois at Urbana Stephanie Alexandra Karena Anderson Herbert Deoso Diaz Alice Rose Henry Pomona College at Chicago Kathryn Isabel Wagner Ullman Rodriguez University of Illinois Hamilton College Inhae Esther Lee Janet Diane Morioka Rico New York University Independent Study at Chicago Sara Nicole Hernandez Pratt Institute Lewis University DePaul University Yesenia Marie Valadez Alfredo Astudillo Jonathan Diaz DePaul University Jae Pil Lee Patrick Joseph Mulligan Laura Rincon Dartmouth College University of Illinois Rhode Island School Kyli Rose Herzberg University of Illinois University of Illinois Dominican University Adriana Valdez at Chicago of Design Boston University at Chicago at Urbana Natalie Paige Rivera University of Illinois Kristie Athamanah Mirza Drino Alexandra Rae Hicks- Sunho Kevin Lee Sarah Marie Naiman University of Chicago at Urbana DePaul University Northwestern Uni- Hardiman Northwestern Uni- Loyola University Emily Rodriguez Alejandro Ramon Sean Michael Atkinson versity University of Chicago versity Saad S. Nasser Wilbur Wright College Valdivieso University of Nevada, Raymond Wong Duong Melissa Marie High Thomas Jaehyuk Lee University of Chicago Vanessa Marie Rodri- Northwestern Uni- Las Vegas University of Wiscon University of Chicago Lawrence University Allison Katherine guez versity Adam Joseph Azzaro sin at Madison Colleen Elyse Hoffmann Karolina Leja Neubauer University of Wiscon- Vanessa Vazquez Wartburg College Cooper F. Eben Louisiana State Emory University University of Illinois sin at University of Illinois Emma Elizabeth Duke University University Klaudia Leja at Urbana Madison at Chicago Battaglia Maira Anne Egan Joshua William Hoffman Massachusetts Thomas Nguyen Katarzyna Rojek Divya Venkat Miami University of School of the Art University of Illinois Institute of Brown University Yale University Northwestern Uni- Ohio Institute of Chicago at Chicago Technology Joshua Yoon Nichols Emily Rueping versity Emily Joan Becker Kinza Ejaz Kalila A. Holt Karen Biyun Li Carthage College North Park University Rachel MarieVolkl Hoof University of Illinois University ofBeat Illinois Oberlin College University of Illinois Claire Rachel Nieder- Nicholas Dean Ruff University of Illinois at Chicago at Chicago Yujia Hu at Urbana berger University of South- at Chicago June 2010 | thehoofbeat.comGenevieve | Northside Ellis College Beck- PreparatoryLucia High Frances School | [email protected] University | Vol. of 11 Illinois No. 7 Zihou Li Rhode Island School ern California Tenzin Wangdhen The man, the myth,Roe the legend, Columbia the University Mr. Tylinski at Urbana Purdue University of Design Angel Alberto Salas University of Wiscon- Celebrating Earlham College Jonathan Escala Madeline Francisco Una Lim Bessie Kate Nolan University of Illinois sin at Venkata Prasanth University of Illinois Huerta Harvard University University of Miami at Urbana Madison over a decade of Reddy Bijjam The at Urbana Boston University Jennifer Lin Catherine G. Nolan Emilio Sanchez Dana Marie Westley Northwestern Uni- Leah Beth Feiger Ailiya M. Hussain University of Illinois Evergreen State Independent Study University of South- Chester Tylinski versity Dartmouth College Northeastern Illinois at Urbana College Lyanne Santana ern California as he departs Andrew William Binder Nohemi Fernandez University Carlos Lopez Dylan Patrick Nugent Boston University Piotr Robert Wilk University of Iowa Cornell University Kimberly Thien Huynh University of Illinois University of Illinois Kevin Wolf Schmidt University of Chicago from Northside Aniko Margit Blake Stephanie Alyssa Fer- Northwestern Uni at Chicago at Urbana Reed College Rebecca Wilson by Faique Moqeet DePaul University nandez versity Jennifer Lopez Jeselle Jayme Obina Simmone A. Seymour University of Chicago Matthew Thomas Bren- Northwestern Uni- Bridget Doyle Illing Swarthmore Univer- University of Illinois Tufts University Breana Elizabeth room did not make it apparent that versity Northwestern Uni sity at Urbana Dhara J. Shah Winters there was aIf “Goodbye the huge Mr.banner Tylinski” in the lunch nan party, then the applause and cries of Vanderbilt University Joseph Martin Flaherty versity Nenad Lukin Omotunde Okesanya University of Illinois University of Illinois “Chester T” may have given it away. Alexandra Vassilieu Loyola University Kevin Jacob Jaburek University of Illinois University of Chicago at Chicago at Urbana The party, held on June 8, 2010, Brown Gabrielle Goern Frankel Vanderbilt University at Chicago Peter Charles Olfelt Huda Maryam Shareef Abigail Crawford Wise commemorated more than a decade of Chester Tylinski, world language Northern Illinois University of Texas, Anna Marie Jacob Finu Joe Lukose North Park University Illinois Institute of Rhode Island School department, and his departure from University Austin Macalester College Purdue University Samuel Choyew Olver Technology of Design Northside this year. Evelyn E. Brown Kent Joseph Fremon Grace Natalie Jaffe Anthony Luo University of Wiscon- Valerie R. Sharp Chakera Biana Wong visor, Latin teacher, and Jama’ah DePaul University University of Penn- Carleton College University of Illinois sin at University of Illinois Loyola University Club sponsorAfter servingsince the as ainception journalism ad Steven Burke sylvania Elizabeth Mee Jay at Chicago Madison at Urbana Magellan P. Yadao of the school, Mr. Tylinski is leav University of Illinois Dalia H. Fuleihan University of Chicago Martine Christina Lys Cindy Stefania Ospina Jennifer Ann Sher University of Illinois ing Northside’s corridors. Students from the three activities in which he at Urbana Oberlin College Rachelle Amy Johnson University of Mis Harold Washington Colby College at Chicago is most involved, along with parents Joshua David Burman Jonathan Fullman University of Illinois souri, Columbia College Sarah Lulu Shimizu Jiasong Yang and alumni, organized the party Illinois Institute of Stanford University at Chicago Michael Martin Magaha Sufyan Patel University of Illinois University of Illinois with help from the administration. at Urbana at Urbana Among the parents, Ms. Gail My - Technology Clare Ann Garrity Maria Odattil Jolly Jr. Northeastern Illinois ers Jaffe, mother of David Jaffe, Merita Bushi DePaul University University of Illinois University of Illinois University Clare Power Sigelko Sara Jane Yanny-Tillar Adv. 204, was very helpful to the Macalester College Adriana Hatsuye Garties at Chicago at Urbana Richard Perez Macalester College University of Illinois students. Similarly, among the ad - Sarah Jose Katherine Donna University of Illinois Evelyn Maria Silva at Urbana ministration, Ms. Marnie O’Reilly, Arnas Butkus Franklin W. Olin Col community representative, and Ms. University of Colo- lege of Denison College Marinelli at Chicago Loyola University Adriana Yepez Vanessa Ahmed, director of special rado, Boulder Engineering Alexis Theodora Kalady Temple University, Yoellie Marie Perez Mauricio Silva University of Illinois programs, were very helpful. Thomas Michael Byrne Grace Geremias Northeastern Illinois Japan Independent Study University of Illinois at Urbana ased, but I think my mom was some Rollins College University of Illinois University Robert Martin Cuitlahuac Pineda at Urbana Mohammad Ovais Zeni thing of a“Well, keystone my view for maythis bewhole a little bi - Alex Ivan Camargo at Urbana Alexander Richard Morton College Youniss Saul Silveyra University of Illinois effort,” David Jaffe said. “Without University of Illinois Matthew Glodz Kamysz Karina Martinez Washington Univer University of Illinois at Chicago her, the cooperation between stu dents, faculty, and parents would - at Urbana Cornell University University of Wiscon- DePaul University sity in St. at Urbana Matthew S. Zmuda have been a huge mess, and the party Jaymarie L. Capalac Jared Isaac Goldstein sin at Noreidy Martinez Louis Elizabeth Marie Smarz Loyola University would not have had the smoothness University of Illinois University of Miami Madison DePaul University Monica Marie Pinkus Naropa University Weronika Zuczek that it did. My mom is pretty awe some.” at Urbana Beth Gomez Atul Paul Kapur Ricky Jerald Martinez University of Illinois Katherine
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