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Issue 2

Yellow School magazine

School stress advice by (guðbjörg ósk)

Being a little anxious for test’s or finals is normal aslog as its not to much. If you start getting very anxious a few weeks before the test you really need to just stop and take a few deep breaths.

Take some time for your self or take a nap. When you are studying make a plan and set small goals for every day, don’t try to get everything get done in one day. Dayly exercise and a well balanced diet has been said to help controll anxiety, you can go for a run, play some football or

any sport you like. Dont stay up all night studying, that does not help you. Get up early and study in the morning, that is way better than staying up all night and drinking red bull infused coffe, that only makes it worse.

Drinking alcohol also makes it worse. You can talk to a student counsler in your school or your teacher. You can also get help online and talk to someone confidentiality. The most important thing is to accept that you cant controll everything and

you just have to do your best. If you dont do to well this time just do better the next time.

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Football academic in Fsu Atli rafn

http://fsu.is/images/stories/mynd ir/akademiur/fotboltilogo.jpg When you go to Fjölbrautaskóli Suðurlands you can choose to go to an academic. There are four academics and the football academic is one of them. The main coach in the football academic is Gunnar Borgþórsson and he has been coaching in the academic since 2006. The academic practice outside on the field near the school and in the gym. The thinking behind the

academic here in Fsu is to get extra practice, play football with your friends and of course you get some grades to finish the school.

The academic is also to help the players to achieve their goals.

Some very good football players went to the football academic here in Fsu. They are Jón Daði Böðvarsson and Viðar Örn Kjartansson and they

both play pro football in Germany and China. The main thing in the academic is to have fun and enjoy to play football with your friends.

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Phones in class rakel ingibjörg

FAST FACTS

There are pros and cons about having phones in school, mostly pros though at least for us students

The advantages are endless. First of all we can listen to music and be in snapchat and Instagram in class. Secondly we can talk to our friends when we are studying.

Sometimes the teacher doesn't want is to be on the phone in his class, but most of the time we do it anyway. Lastly we can play games on them and have fun when we don't want to study.

The disadvantages are also many, the phones can be really disturbing. First of all they are annoying for the teachers when they are trying to teach the class and we are not paying attention because we are on the phone talking to our friends or playing games. Second of all they are really disturbing for us when we should be learning and listening to the teacher.

So overall there are more pros than cons and phones are really cool.

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Gymnastics academy by (guðbjörg ósk)

The gymnastics academy in Fsu has a great program. There are practices 4 times a week on school time and then you can train with fimleikadeid selfoss alog that for free. Two times a week we go to sunnulækjarskóli for technical training with Olga Bjarnadóttir, atheletic and gymnastics coach and two times in Iða with Arna Hjartardóttir physiotherapist who handel strength trainining. The academy was started in 2008 but it kicked off in the fall of 2011 when 27 students were a part of the program. The first boy also started in 2011. Any student in the school can join the academy, you don’t have to be a gymnast to do so. In the

academy you’re not only doing gymnastics , you are also learning how to set your goals, working with objectives and ways to achive them. Being a part of the academy results in added discipline and it makes you more resposible in both training and education.

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Charityweek in Fsu by rakel ingibjörg

Charityweek of fsu started in 2012. Fsu is supporting an SOS village in Africa for orphan kids and poor families. In 2013 a girl raised 200 thousand kr for shaving her hair of. The village is named Jos, it is in Negaria. Charity week works like this: you challenge someone to do something and then you bet money on it and then other people who want the person you challenged to do the challenge they bet money on it to, and then the person who was challenged disides if they want to do the challenge and rais the money. The money goes straight to the SOS village Jos, not even a kr goes to the school or the people who did their challenge.

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Two and a half man.

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Two and a half man is a comedy TV show that has been going on since 2003. It started with Jon Cryer and Charlie Sheen, who play the leading actors in this show. In the show they were brothers, Alan and Charlie Harper. Charlie is a composer who lives in a luxurious beach-­‐house and rarely gets up before noon but Alan is chiropractor and a control-­‐freak.

When Alan gets a divorce, Charlie let him and his son Jake to live temporarily in his beach-­‐house.

Through the series Alan will continued to stay in the beach-­‐ house because he likes it too much and don´t want to leave. In season 9 there was a bit change of character when Charlie Sheen was fired from the show and Ashton Kutcher came into the show. People have different opinions of this show. Most of the people find this show funny and good

The most recent cast

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the original cast