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Campbell brothers spark win over Celeste Nancy Pelosi secured another term as Speaker of the House on Sunday. The 216-209 vote by the House of Representatives was the chamber’s narrowest majority in two decades. ***** "COVID privilege" is becoming increasingly apparent, as younger, lessvulnerable Americans are receiving the lion's share of coronavirus vaccines and elected officials and public employees continue to ignore the COVID-19 restrictions they themselves have set or demanded. Nominal public servants, meanwhile — exemplified by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio dancing in an empty Times Square as well as a schoolteacher calling for continued school shutdowns while vacationing in the Caribbean — suggest that many community and civil leaders may consider COVID safety measures to be a hierarchical rather than a civilizational concern. ***** Senator Ted Cruz during an interview with host Maria Bartiromo on Fox News called for his critics to cool (Continued on page 5)
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The Howe Bulldogs (2-3, 0 -1) took their second win of the year on Tuesday thanks in part to a seniorfreshman brother tandem. Senior Noah Campbell, the team’s leading scorer took over in the third period with ten of his 12 points and put Howe in the driver’s seat for the 40-26 eventual win at home over the Celeste Blue Devils. The senior Campbell also shared the stage with little brother Jacob Campbell, a freshman, who has turned into a luxury player off the bench recently spelling guard Austin Haley who has struggled with foul trouble early in games. Jacob Campbell, a wellabove average ball-handler with good floor vision was
able to slice through defenders to set up underneath feeds to post Kolby Taylor. With Howe leading by two with 0:36 left in the game, the youngest Campbell drained two free throws which eventually became the game-winning points. Howe and Celeste battled back-and-forth early in the game where the Bulldogs led 8-6 after the first period and the game was knotted at 17 at the half. But the game changed in the third when Noah Campbell quickly drained two 3pointers back-to-back which the final forced a timeout by Celeste which gave Howe clear momentum.
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Freshman Jacob Campbell
Senior Noah Campbell
Moments later, Campbell drew a charge which pumped the gas on the Bulldogs lead.
Howe their final two points for the win.
Howe outscored Celeste, 14-6 in the third to take a 31-23 lead heading into the fourth. But Celeste did not rollover and scored the game’s next eight points to tie the game at 31 thanks to Damon Crook’s 3-pointer with 3:41 left in the game. But Howe junior Luke Lopez answered right back with a 3-ball of his own to give Howe the 34-31 lead at the 2:35 mark.
Lopez’ final free throws made him high-point with 13 with Noah Campbell following with 12. Other scorers were Taylor (6), Jake Fabacher (4), Jacob Campbell (3), and Zak Defrange (2). Not to be overlooked was Taylor’s dynamic 13 rebounds. Crook led Celeste with 16 points.
Noah Campbell had a beautiful pass to Taylor for a buck underneath to extend Howe’s lead to 36-33. Crook hit a free throw to close to gap to a bucket, but Jacob Campbell hit two free throws to stretch the lead to 38-34 with 0:36 seconds remaining in the game. A couple of Luke Lopez free throws gave
Kolby Taylor (13) and Noah Campbell (21). Photo by Michelle Carney.
