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Reads From: Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Reads From: Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Officer Diers on
Gun Rights
Jason Harrington
on Health Care
Reform
Read on for updates on the candidates, sports, a word search, and the daily quiz!
Financial Status
Raising money is what gets the classes further in the campaign, and
some students have been going above and beyond others. From the team of
Randy BoBandy, Nick Cornwall and Zach Renken are the highest earners
thus far. Both have raised $275 each for their class to use towards the
debate. Of the $1,675 raised by Period 2, these two have contributed $550.
From Period 3, Maddie Gulick has raised the most money coming in
at $360. $1,255 has been raised by Wayne Whites team. Gulick is the
highest earner of the senior class so far; keep up the great work! Macy
Pullen from Period 5, the Special Interest group, has raised $75 for her
class. This makes her the highest earner for her team. Paige Pearson is the
final mention! Pearson, from Period 7, has also earned $275 to help
support Jose Kenuesee.
Nice job to everyone who has been earning money by presenting,
writing papers, and creating Google Slideshows! Reads From the 6th has
really appreciated posting and talking about all the information during
class and in the paper. Keep up the good work!
Sports
Spirit Lake Makes Their Presence
Known at State Cross Meet
(Left to right: Aiden Bauermeister,
Mason McCaffery, Kourtney
Delperdang)
Spirit Lake sent three runners to
Fort Dodge to participate in the
Iowa State Cross Country Meet. The
girls team was represented by
sophomore KourtneyDelperdang
who placed 9th from about 140
participants. The boys team was
represented by two sophomores,
Aiden Bauermeister and Mason
McCaffery. Bauermeister finished
28th and McCaffery finished 72nd
out of 132 guys.
When asked about the course
McCaffery replied, I thought the
course had a lot more hills than
other courses we ran on. It was
probably my least favorite course of the season.
We asked them what their goals where for next year and all of them said
that they wanted to make it back to state but finish in a better position
than the year before.
A Face To The
Name- Randy
BoBandy
group. These groups are giving speeches each day about what they have
found and sharing it with the rest of their campaign members. For the
debate, they will be well prepared to hear about and discuss Black Lives
Matter, immigration, abortion, second amendment, and Syria.
Mark Vander Veen explained how his team is preparing for the
debate: researching issues to solidify their stances and picking their debate
team. At the debate they are planning on talking about marijuana, gun
control, and health care, and they would like to make sure they clarify
their stances and avoid any generalizations because their candidates are
so similar.
Each candidate is still unsure as to who will be apart of their debate
team for the debate on Friday.
Word search
daily quiz
Are you in a common time class? Do you like
free pizza? If you answered yes to the previous
questions, this is for you. We are having a
competition. Every day the newspaper will have
a link to a survey attached at the bottom.
Whichever common time class we receive the
most correct responses from will receive a
complementary pizza party on or soon after
election day (November 8). Thanks for reading!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YR72YCM
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