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Harding Senior High: Editor's Note To Students and Parents: This Year
Harding Senior High: Editor's Note To Students and Parents: This Year
Harding Senior High: Editor's Note To Students and Parents: This Year
in the rice.
Harding Senior After you stir in the rice,
High sprinkle with soy sauce and
salt.
June But the very important thing
Is to put the green onion in
Editor’s Note to students at the same time
and parents: This year with the tomatoes, last.
students wrote poetry, When it all smells good, it
paragraphs, stories and is ready to eat!
songs. Here is a just a little
of some of their best work. ELL 3A
As a teacher, I feel very
proud and happy to work Journal
with these talented and
hard-working students, and I 2
will miss them next year! If 008
you want to email me or call,
please do! What’s In a Name
By Falis Sheikhdon
-- Ms. Smith,
maiware@yahoo.com If I ever changed my
phone: 651- name, I would change it to
528-0422 Faduma because that is the
name of a Prophet’s
The Poetry of a Wok daughter. It is a special
By Bee Lee name to me and to everyone
who knows about Islam. It’s
a good name for a daughter.
There are a lot of girls
named Faduma. It’s an
important name to all
Muslim people because of
how the prophet’s daughter
acts in our religion. She
controlled herself to keep
from doing anything bad.
The way to cook fried rice is She used to do what our
this: religion asked for. She
First put the oil into the wok. follows the better way.
When the oil starts to heat,
add the meat.
The way you love
somebody
By Yolanda Orellana Lopez
Yesenia Campos: . . . . . in
Miami because there are
different people in Miami like
white, black, native, Indian,
.
Hispanic, etc.
* Some students preferred
to not use their real or full
Zang Yang: . . . . in Japan
names.
because Japan manufactures
More Essay Excerpts
faster, beautiful cars, the
girls are prettier and cuter
If I could live anywhere, I
than in any other country,
would like to live. . . . .
and Tokyo is the best city.
Mai Xee Lee: . . . . in
PaKeng Her: . . . . in Laos
Thailand to eat delicious
because Laos was my
food: papaya salad, fried
grandparents home where
chicken and sweet rice.
they were born, and because
there are a lot for great
Fatah Sheikhdon: . . . in
places to grow foods such as
Somalia. Somalia has a lot
rice and vegetables.
of delicious foods. The rice
Lor Vang: . . . in the
in Somalia is cooked with
mountains because there are
chicken soup, salt and
lots of animals. I would like
tomato. Somali people eat
to have birds and monkeys
goat, beef and camel meats.
around my house. I love
My favorite is goat meat. It
hunting and I could go and
is so soft when cooked.
hunt deer. In mountains I
could feel and breathe the
cool air.
Learning to Respect
By Hser Nay Blu
If I could write
anything about something or
someone, I would write
likes to make Hmong clothes
about my mother. One thing
with beautiful flowers. My
she told me is very
friends and I like to wear
important to my life. To
Hmong clothes for the New
respect others is best for
Year. We also play games
me. My mother told me to
and eat special foods then. I
respect others -- people
like Hmong New Year
that are older than me, and
because I have time to
even people that are
spend with my family and
younger. I have asked my
friends.
mother why. She told me
that if you respect other
people that are different
from you, they will respect
you, too. She said whatever
you do, good or bad, it will
come back to you. I’m going
to remember what my
mother taught me. I will use
this lesson in my life forever.