It seems that there are a great many films out today with characters so heartfelt, so simpering, and so romantically inclined that the audience member cannot help but wish a certain death upon such characters. In Burn After Reading, however, sentimentality is scarce, yet the comic anvil falls as often upon the characters’ heads as the guillotine in the French Revolution.

            Burn after Reading follows the insipid, interconnecting lives of five very stupid people. Osbourne Cox is fired from his high profile CIA job amid a cloud of rapid-fire and brilliantly placed expletives to the chagrin of his lofty wife Katie. He spends his early “retirement” writing his memoirs, a word he pronounces as though silken French custard against the tongue; they are a couple of some pretentiousness. These documents fall into the hands of two gym employees: Chad, with a werewolf like coif, and Linda, whose life long dream is to get plastic surgery. The two blackmail Cox with the Agency’s secrets, but to no avail, and later, with the desperate action of one who desperately yearns for liposuction and who has read too many John LeCarré novels, pawn off the information to the Russians. Also involved in the thickening plot is Harry Pfarrer, Katie’s secret lover with a penchant for jogging. Bone-dry hilarity ensues, despite a wash of blood.

            For all the enticing qualities of the plot, and for the amusing demises of unusually smart stupid people, and unusually stupid smart people, Burn After Reading is not quite a destination film (unless of course, one is an avid follower of Coen brothers’ pictures). Should you be heading to the theater, Burn After Reading offers ninety-six minutes of parched delight, as well as an ensuing hour or two of sporadic amusement in relation to the clever sentiments expressed in the film, and perhaps a few furtive Chad-like dance moves in the weeks following viewing. There’s no need to burn from memory after seeing, but then again, there’s no burning need to see it at all.

AHS DAILY BULLETIN
Monday, October 6, 2008
Regular Schedule

General

1. Homecoming Week: Today - Twin Day - Lunch time activity: Boy’s Volleyball
Tuesday - Disney Day - Powder Puff finals
Wednesday - Color Day - Boy’s Volleyball Finals
Thursday - Generation Day - Food Eating Contest
Friday - Red & White Day - Lip Sync -
Block B Assembly Schedule - RALLY

2. HOT ITEMS ON THE AHS PTSA TONIGHT - 6:45 pm, AHS Library
Agenda! Freak Dancing — What should our dance rules be? What do
students and parents think about this dance behavior?
SchoolLoop — with SchoolLoop founder & President, Mark Gross — what
can the system do? Why sign up? How could it be tweaked?
Principal’s Report — Cougar Field & Pool update, Homecoming, Emergency
Update, Athletic Advisory Board
Add your voice!!

3. JUNIORS: Are you interested in representing student concerns related
to public schools? Ms. DiGiulio has applications available for those
interested in becoming a member of the State Board of Education for next
year. Drop a note in her mail box with your 2nd. Period room # and
she’ll send you an application.

4. Come out today and support your Women’s Tennis Team vs Encinal. Go
Lady Cougars

5. Reminder: The deadline for applications for PTSA Mini-grants is
October 16th. The application form is available on the school website
(on the PTSA page) or printed copies are available at the front office
counter. Turn in to the PTSA box at the front office.

6. Community Service Opportunity at Albany Preschool on Sat., Oct. 25,
8:30am to 12:30pm. Help serve food at a community potluck breakfast
fundraiser for the preschool. Attend a pizza meeting on Thurs., Oct. 23,
4-4:30pm. To volunteer, contact Megan at 525-6560, marooney@rocketmail.com

7. Today’s lunch menu: Burger, Pepperoni Pizza, Chef Salad & Chicken
Enchiladas

College/Career

1. College Visits This Week: Wed., 10/8, Vanderbilt, 8am; also Wed.,
Humboldt State, 1:45; Thurs., 10/9, USC, 8am in the Library.

2. Free Online SAT Test Prep is available to all students with an
Alameda County Library card. Go to www.aclibrary.org, click on Teens,
select Test Preparation, click on Learning Express Library, enter your
library card number, under Featured Resources click on College Entrance
Exams and scroll down to SAT Practice Tests and SAT Prep Course Series.

Clubs/Team Announcements

1. MODEL UN CLUB will meet Wednesday, Oct. 8 after school in Rm. 18.

2. CHAMBER MUSIC CLUB - TUESDAY - LUNCH - RM. 20

3. Sophomore t-shirts are being sold at lunchtime at the gym lobby. $10.

Faculty

1. Please excuse the Women’s Tennis Team @ 2:15pm today.

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Monday, October 6, 2008
Regular Schedule

General

1. Homecoming Week: Today - Twin Day - Lunch time activity: Boy’s
Volleyball
Tuesday - Disney Day - Powder Puff finals
Wednesday - Color Day - Boy’s Volleyball Finals
Thursday - Generation Day - Food Eating Contest
Friday - Red & White Day - Lip Sync -
     Block B Assembly Schedule - RALLY

2. HOT ITEMS ON THE AHS PTSA TONIGHT - 6:45 pm, AHS Library
Agenda! Freak Dancing — What should our dance rules be? What do
students and parents think about this dance behavior?
SchoolLoop — with SchoolLoop founder & President, Mark Gross — what
can the system do? Why sign up? How could it be tweaked?
Principal’s Report – Cougar Field & Pool update, Homecoming,
Emergency Update, Athletic Advisory Board
Add your voice!!

3. JUNIORS: Are you interested in representing student concerns related
to public schools? Ms. DiGiulio has applications available for those
interested in becoming a member of the State Board of Education for
next year. Drop a note in her mail box with your 2nd. Period room # and
she’ll send you an application.

4. Come out today and support your Women’s Tennis Team vs Encinal. Go
Lady Cougars

5. Reminder: The deadline for applications for PTSA Mini-grants is
October 16th. The application form is available on the school website
(on the PTSA page) or printed copies are available at the front office
counter. Turn in to the PTSA box at the front office.

6. Community Service Opportunity at Albany Preschool on Sat., Oct. 25,
8:30am to 12:30pm. Help serve food at a community potluck breakfast
fundraiser for the preschool. Attend a pizza meeting on Thurs., Oct.
23, 4-4:30pm. To volunteer, contact Megan at 525-6560,
marooney@rocketmail.com

7. Today’s lunch menu: Burger, Pepperoni Pizza, Chef Salad &
Chicken Enchiladas

College/Career

1. College Visits This Week: Wed., 10/8, Vanderbilt, 8am; also Wed.,
Humboldt State, 1:45; Thurs., 10/9, USC, 8am in the Library.

2. Free Online SAT Test Prep is available to all students with an
Alameda County Library card. Go to www.aclibrary.org, click on Teens,
select Test Preparation, click on Learning Express Library, enter your
library card number, under Featured Resources click on College Entrance
Exams and scroll down to SAT Practice Tests and SAT Prep Course Series.

Clubs/Team Announcements

1. MODEL UN CLUB will meet Wednesday, Oct. 8 after school in Rm. 18.

2. CHAMBER MUSIC CLUB - TUESDAY - LUNCH - RM. 20

3. Sophomore t-shirts are being sold at lunchtime at the gym lobby. $10.

Faculty

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AHS DAILY BULLETIN
Friday, October 3, 2008
Modified B Schedule

7:40 - 9:15 — 2nd Period
9:15 - 9:25 — Break
9:30 - 11:05 — 4th Period
11:10 - 11:50 — Advisory
11:50 - 12:35 — Lunch
12:40 - 2:15 — 6th Period

General

1. The library will be closed during 6th period today and will not be
open after school.

2. Today’s lunch menu: Cheese Burger, Taco Pizza, Chef Salad & Chicken
Enchiladas

3. HOT ITEMS ON THE AHS PTSA Agenda! Monday night, Oct. 6, 6:45 pm, AHS
Library
Freak Dancing — What should our dance rules be? What do students and
parents think about this dance behavior?
SchoolLoop — with SchoolLoop founder & President, Mark Gross — what
can the system do? Why sign up? How could it be tweaked?
Principal’s Report — Cougar Field & Pool update, Homecoming, Emergency
Update, Athletic Advisory Board
Add your voice!!

4. Reminder: The deadline for applications for PTSA Mini-grants is
October 16th. The application form is available on the school website
(on the PTSA page) or printed copies are available at the front office
counter. Turn in to the PTSA box at the front office.

5. *Student Tutors*: Remember to come to Rm. 203 for Tutor Training
during Advisory today! Please check in with your regular Advisory
teacher first. The reminder note you received yesterday is your Advisory
Pass.

College/Career

1. Students applying to the California State University should attend
the CSU Workshop in the Little Theater at lunchtime today for
application tips and information.

Clubs/Team Announcements

1. AHS TRANSPORTATION INITIATIVE CLUB - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 217

2. RED CROSS CLUB - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 302 - Mandatory! New members
welcome!

3. WAU UNITED CLUB - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 110 - Represent your Country

4. BBQ CLUB - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 18 - (Art Bldg)

5. SENIORS: Class shirts will be handed out today. Cost: $12

6. JUNIORS: If you haven’t picked-up or ordered your class t-shirt yet,
come today during lunch to the outside of the bookroom window. Cost:$11

7. Attention Lady Basketball Players: Any girl who is interested in
playing basketball this season should come to a meeting today, October
3rd, in room 209 during lunch. The new coach will be there with
information and packets to hand out. Please attend and meet your coach.

Faculty

1. Please excuse the JV football team at 1:50 today for their football game.

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AHS DAILY BULLETIN
Friday, October 3, 2008
Modified B Schedule

  7:40 - 9:15  — 2nd Period
  9:15 - 9:25  — Break
  9:30 - 11:05 — 4th Period
 11:10 - 11:50 — Advisory
 11:50 - 12:35 — Lunch
 12:40 - 2:15  — 6th Period

General

1. The library will be closed during 6th period today and will not be
open after school.

2. Today’s lunch menu: Cheese Burger, Taco Pizza, Chef Salad &
Chicken Enchiladas

3. HOT ITEMS ON THE AHS PTSA Agenda! Monday night, Oct. 6, 6:45 pm, AHS
Library
Freak Dancing — What should our dance rules be? What do students and
parents think about this dance behavior?
SchoolLoop — with SchoolLoop founder & President, Mark Gross — what
can the system do? Why sign up? How could it be tweaked?
Principal’s Report – Cougar Field & Pool update, Homecoming,
Emergency Update, Athletic Advisory Board
Add your voice!!

4. Reminder: The deadline for applications for PTSA Mini-grants is
October 16th. The application form is available on the school website
(on the PTSA page) or printed copies are available at the front office
counter. Turn in to the PTSA box at the front office.

5. *Student Tutors*: Remember to come to Rm. 203 for Tutor Training
during Advisory today! Please check in with your regular Advisory
teacher first. The reminder note you received yesterday is your
Advisory Pass.

College/Career

1. Students applying to the California State University should attend
the CSU Workshop in the Little Theater at lunchtime today for
application tips and information.

Clubs/Team Announcements

1. AHS TRANSPORTATION INITIATIVE CLUB - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 217

2. RED CROSS CLUB - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 302 - Mandatory! New members
welcome!

3. WAU UNITED CLUB - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 110 - Represent your Country

4. BBQ CLUB - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 18 - (Art Bldg)

5. SENIORS: Class shirts will be handed out today. Cost: $12

6. JUNIORS: If you haven’t picked-up or ordered your class t-shirt yet,
come today during lunch to the outside of the bookroom window. Cost:$11

7. Attention Lady Basketball Players: Any girl who is interested in
playing basketball this season should come to a meeting today, October
3rd, in room 209 during lunch. The new coach will be there with
information and packets to hand out. Please attend and meet your coach.

Faculty

1. Please excuse the JV football team at 1:50 today for their football
game.

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AHS DAILY BULLETIN
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Block A Schedule

General

1. Homecoming Dance tickets will be sold next week after school only.
You MUST have a completed dance agreement form when you purchase your
ticket. Guest passes are due by Oct. 9th and MUST be signed by Ms. Woods
in the attendance office before you can purchase a ticket. NO EXCEPTIONS!

2. The library will be closed during 6th period on Friday October 3rd
and will not be open after school.

3. Attention AHS French students who want to go to France. Please pick
up an invitation for your parents to attend an evening meeting next week
about our trip to France. See Ms. Kaiser in Room 208 for the letter to
your parents. The trip is open to all current and former AHS French
students.

4. CHALLENGE DAY PLANNING MEETING - Room 104, lunchtime, Today!

5. Come support the Women’s Tennis team today @ Memorial vs St. Joseph

6. Today’s lunch menu: Teriyaki Chicken Wrap, Chicken Garden Salad,
Tacos & Fried Chicken & Fries

Friday, October 3rd, Modified B Schedule (later Advisory)
7:40 - 9:15 — 2nd Period
9:15 - 9:25 — Break
9:30 - 11:05 — 4th Period
11:10 - 11:50 — Advisory
11:50 - 12:35 — Lunch
12:40 - 2:15 — 6th Period

College/Career

1. College visits: Friday, 10/3, Tufts U., 9am.

2. Students applying to the California State University should attend
the CSU Workshop in the Little Theater at lunchtime this Friday for
application tips and information.

Clubs/Team Announcements

1. YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 219

2. Best Buddies Party — TODAY, Lunchtime, Room 219

3. If interested in playing on this year’s Men’s Soccer team, come to a
meeting Today, lunch, Rm. 209.

4. Wrestling — If you missed last weeks sign up meeting see Coach
Bankson as soon as possible.

5. AHS TRANSPORTATION INITIATIVE CLUB - FRIDAY - LUNCH - RM. 217

6. RED CROSS CLUB - FRIDAY - LUNCH - RM. 302 - Mandatory! New members
welcome!

7. SENIORS: Class shirts will be handed out on Friday, Oct. 3rd. Cost: $12

Faculty

1. Please excuse the Cross Country Team @ 2:00pm today.

2. Please excuse the Women’s Tennis team @ 2:45pm today.

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AHS DAILY BULLETIN
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Block A Schedule

General

1. Homecoming Dance tickets will be sold next week after school only.
You MUST have a completed dance agreement form when you purchase your
ticket. Guest passes are due by Oct. 9th and MUST be signed by Ms.
Woods in the attendance office before you can purchase a ticket. NO
EXCEPTIONS!

2. The library will be closed during 6th period on Friday October 3rd
and will not be open after school.

3. Attention AHS French students who want to go to France. Please pick
up an invitation for your parents to attend an evening meeting next
week about our trip to France. See Ms. Kaiser in Room 208 for the
letter to your parents. The trip is open to all current and former AHS
French students.

4. CHALLENGE DAY PLANNING MEETING - Room 104, lunchtime, Today!

5. Come support the Women’s Tennis team today @ Memorial vs St. Joseph

6. Today’s lunch menu: Teriyaki Chicken Wrap, Chicken Garden Salad,
Tacos & Fried Chicken & Fries

Friday, October 3rd,
Modified B Schedule (later Advisory)
  7:40 - 9:15  — 2nd Period
  9:15 - 9:25  — Break
  9:30 - 11:05 — 4th Period
 11:10 - 11:50 — Advisory
 11:50 - 12:35 — Lunch
 12:40 - 2:15  — 6th Period
 

College/Career

1. College visits: Friday, 10/3, Tufts U., 9am.

2. Students applying to the California State University should attend
the CSU Workshop in the Little Theater at lunchtime this Friday for
application tips and information.

Clubs/Team Announcements

1. YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 219

2. Best Buddies Party – TODAY, Lunchtime, Room 219

3. If interested in playing on this year’s Men’s Soccer team, come to a
meeting Today, lunch, Rm. 209.

4. Wrestling – If you missed last weeks sign up meeting see Coach
Bankson as soon as possible.

5. AHS TRANSPORTATION INITIATIVE CLUB - FRIDAY - LUNCH - RM. 217

6. RED CROSS CLUB - FRIDAY - LUNCH - RM. 302 - Mandatory! New members
welcome!

7. SENIORS: Class shirts will be handed out on Friday, Oct. 3rd. Cost:
$12

Faculty

1. Please excuse the Cross Country Team @ 2:00pm today.

2. Please excuse the Women’s Tennis team @ 2:45pm today.

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         Although it is only the second year at AHS for the girls golf team, they have had a great start.  Last year the girls posted an impressive 12-2 record and won the BSAL championship.

         This year’s seven-member team includes seniors Joy Kim, Nara Pak, Alicia Lee and juniors Kiyomi Doty, Nina Waloewandja, Mari Yamato and sophomore Emily Sun.  While some team members are experienced and have been playing golf for nearly eight years, others started playing golf just this year. 

         Their Cougar coaching staff, including two head coaches, Colin Flemming and Jim Zahradka, has helped the beginners learn the necessary skills to play on the competitive golf team. 

         Having a team of only seven girls is a small when compared to Saint Mary’s, but Albany’s team is just as good or even better.  “Saint Mary’s has a big team, but it’s just a lot of people.  Our team actually tries really hard and it works out,” senior captain Joy Kim said.

         Having a small team with some inexperienced members doesn’t stop the Cougars from expecting to repeat as BSAL champions.  Last year, competition in the BSAL included Piedmont and Hercules, but with Hercules leaving to join a different league, Albany’s main rival is Piedmont.  Captain Joy Kim said that she believes the Cougars can have another impressive record in league and win the BSAL championship.

         At present the Cougar record is 3-0.  The Cougars will be playing arch-rival Piedmont on Thursday, October 2.         

          The beginning of the school year is upon us, and a few changes will be made to the muse as it comes out of hibernation. Mac Zilber will no longer be the sole writer of the muse. The blog will now be open to more writers, and will cover a broader range of topics. The current presidential race will still be followed, but it won’t be the only focus of the blog. Writers will identify themselves in each blog. If you want to follow a specific writer, the cougar online’s “writer tag” feature can help you locate each article by the writer of your choice.

            The first real blog of The Muse 2.0 will be arriving soon, and I hope you will all continue to read and enjoy. Thanks.

On Tuesday, September 23, the women’s tennis team beat Holy Names in a home game 6-0. The junior doubles team, Elaine Fang and Chloe Drulis, quickly won two sets with scores 6-0, 6-1, putting a swift end to their match. Sophomore doubles Jackie Hoe and Zoe Kritikos also did exceptionally well, winning 6-0, 6-0.

            The team’s singles players were no less victorious. Both Gloria Chen and Alex Brown emerged victoriously with scores of 6-0, 6-0, Angela Zhuo triumphed in a 6-1, 6-1 match, and Emily Chan brought up the rear in a close win: 6-3, 7-6.

            The women’s tennis team is currently undefeated, and will hopefully maintain their winning streak throughout the rest of the season. Watch them play Thursday, Oct. 3, in a home game against St. Joseph’s. Go Cougars!

Albany High’s girl’s tennis team is coming back strong this year despite the loss of four players to graduation. Last season the team finished second to Piedmont in league, beating St. Mary’s twice for the first time in coach Sue Ford’s seven-year career.

            “We hope to repeat coming in second,” coach Ford explained.

            Six seniors who have played throughout high school are leading the team: Elena Pan, Inbal Sarig, Janie Gu, Jessica Dai, Yuan Feng and Caroline Williams.

             “We have a strong singles group,” reported coach Ford. At the top of this category is senior Elena Pan, Albany’s two-time BSAL singles league champ.

            Senior Inbal Sarig and her partner Sarah Muse, a junior, dominate in the doubles category. The rest of the team includes three juniors, two incoming freshmen and plenty of sophomores for a total of 17 players.

                  Sarig exclaimed, “I don’t have time for it [tennis]! […] I like it though. They give us good food. The people are cool, I fool around with my tennis partner all the time.” When questioned about promising newcomers Sarig remarked, “[freshmen] Alex Brown and Angela Zhuo are great tennis players.”

            The team’s skills were on display at Albany’s home meet against BSAL newcomer Encinal. “Double-faulting is a sin.” Feng asserted.  Albany’s players won all singles and doubles matches in their first meet of the season. “They’re all good little athletes,” observed Ford, “we did well against Encinal.”

Ford also noted that Encinal is a team of beginning players versus Albany’s more experienced team. “I’ll be in the same situation next year,” she said with a smile.

                 The players themselves are already a well-bonded unit. “I think we’re too unique and silly to be put into words,” Dai

 noted. These powerhouse players are busy students and great people off the court. Clearly the Cougar tennis spirit is going strong.

                  The women’s tennis season totals 16 league matches. Coach Ford also hopes to play several out-of-league matches. Albany’s record so far is 6-0, with victories over Encinal, St. Patrick’s, St. Mary’s, John Swett, Holy Names and Salesian. The team has also won out-of-league matches with Pinole and Berkeley. Go Cougars! 

     Club Rush day this year was exciting and inventive. New groups such as the Nutrition Club, Transportation Club, and Ballroom Dancing Club were introduced to the school’s diverse collection of organizations and student unions.

      The quiet and normally deserted courtyard was transformed into a hustling and bustling bazaar. At first glance the courtyard resembled a farmer’s market displaying treats such as candies and cookies, and surprisingly, sushi. Presidents and founders of clubs were frantically trying to claim as many signatures as possible by coercing and bribing unsuspecting but thankful students to join their cause.

     It is gratifying how many passionate and spirited students are fighting to improve our community and even the world. From students fighting for human rights worldwide, to students raising money to make sports affordable for kids in the Bay Area, it is remarkable to see the wide range of issues about which Albany High students are concerned.

     However, not all of the clubs are looking to save the world. Some are looking to support a common hobby, celebrate religious or racial pride, and others are just looking for an excuse to have fun. Barbeque Student Union is a perfect example of a laid back club with a purpose of enjoying the art of barbeque.

The immensely supported and successful Club Rush day is a harbinger for a promising and productive year.

AHS DAILY BULLETIN
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Block B Schedule

General

1. Homecoming Dance tickets will be sold a week from today on Oct. 7th
– Oct 10th after school only.
You MUST have a completed dance agreement form when you purchase your
ticket. Guest passes are due by Oct. 9th and MUST be signed by Ms. Woods
in the attendance office before you can purchase a ticket.
NO EXCEPTIONS!

2. The library will be closed during 6th period on Friday October 3rd
and will not be open after school on Friday.

3. Attention AHS French students who want to go to France. Please pick
up an invitation for your parents to attend an evening meeting next week
about our trip to France. See Ms. Kaiser in Room 208 for the letter to
your parents. The trip is open to all current and former AHS French
students.

4. CHALLENGE DAY PLANNING MEETING - Room 104, lunchtime, Thursday!

5. Today’s lunch menu: Lasagna, BBQ Chicken Pizza, Chicken Fajita Salad
& Meatball Sandwich

Friday, October 3rd, Modified B Schedule (later Advisory)
7:40 - 9:15 — 2nd Period
9:15 - 9:25 — Break
9:30 - 11:05 — 4th Period
11:10 - 11:50 — Advisory
11:50 - 12:35 — Lunch
12:40 - 2:15 — 6th Period

College/Career

1. College visits: *Today, Hofstra U., 8am, Yale U., 1:55pm; Friday,
10/3, Tufts U., 9am.

2. Seniors applying to the University of California should attend the
lunchtime UC Workshop in the Little Theater this Thursday for tips and
information about the application process.

Clubs/Team Announcements

1. MATH CLUB - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 312 - bring signed field trip
permission forms

2. EARTH TEAM - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 302 - NEW MEMBERS WELCOME!

3. MODEL U.N. CLUB - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 18 - mandatory for students
attending Stanford conference.

4. Best Buddies Party - Thursday, October 2nd, Lunchtime, Room 219

5. If interested in playing on this year’s Men’s Soccer team, please
come to a meeting Thursday, lunch, Rm. 209.

6. Wrestling — If you missed last weeks sign up meeting see Coach
Bankson as soon as possible.

7. AHS TRANSPORTATION INITIATIVE CLUB - FRIDAY - LUNCH - RM. 217

8. SENIORS: Class shirts will be handed out on Friday, Oct. 3rd. Cost: $12

Faculty

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Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Block B Schedule

General

1. Homecoming Dance tickets will be sold a week from today on Oct. 7th
– Oct 10th after school only.
You MUST have a completed dance agreement form when you purchase your
ticket. Guest passes are due by Oct. 9th and MUST be signed by Ms.
Woods in the attendance office before you can purchase a ticket.
NO EXCEPTIONS!

2. The library will be closed during 6th period on Friday October 3rd
and will not be open after school on Friday.

3. Attention AHS French students who want to go to France. Please pick
up an invitation for your parents to attend an evening meeting next
week about our trip to France. See Ms. Kaiser in Room 208 for the
letter to your parents. The trip is open to all current and former AHS
French students.

4. CHALLENGE DAY PLANNING MEETING - Room 104, lunchtime, Thursday!

5. Today’s lunch menu: Lasagna, BBQ Chicken Pizza, Chicken Fajita Salad
& Meatball Sandwich

Friday, October 3rd,
Modified B Schedule (later Advisory)
  7:40 - 9:15  — 2nd Period
  9:15 - 9:25  — Break
  9:30 - 11:05 — 4th Period
 11:10 - 11:50 — Advisory
 11:50 - 12:35 — Lunch
 12:40 - 2:15  — 6th Period
 
College/Career

1. College visits: *Today, Hofstra U., 8am, Yale U., 1:55pm; Friday,
10/3, Tufts U., 9am.

2. Seniors applying to the University of California should attend the
lunchtime UC Workshop in the Little Theater this Thursday for tips and
information about the application process.

Clubs/Team Announcements

1. MATH CLUB - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 312 - bring signed field trip
permission forms

2. EARTH TEAM - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 302 - NEW MEMBERS WELCOME!

3. MODEL U.N. CLUB - TODAY - LUNCH - RM. 18 - mandatory for students
attending Stanford conference.

4. Best Buddies Party - Thursday, October 2nd, Lunchtime, Room 219

5. If interested in playing on this year’s Men’s Soccer team, please
come to a meeting Thursday, lunch, Rm. 209.

6. Wrestling – If you missed last weeks sign up meeting see Coach
Bankson as soon as possible.

7. AHS TRANSPORTATION INITIATIVE CLUB - FRIDAY - LUNCH - RM. 217

8. SENIORS: Class shirts will be handed out on Friday, Oct. 3rd. Cost:
$12

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