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Please delight in this year's architecturally inspired yearbook.

It is only a taste of the sights, sounds and happenings at Mulgrave this year! We hope that it brings hack happy memories for years to come. Many thanks to all the photographers, contributors, editors and proofers that made this book possible.

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Grad p0n | Results 1

ad â– Hadison Forsythe and Gunnar Hauptmann

Most Inspirational Devi Hite

Most Likely To Tell You Y ou're Wrong Lauren Korstanje

Class Klutz Emma Mackenzie

Most Changed Since Grade 8

Most Likely To Be On A Cover Of Magazine

Amtonia Kolic

Most Likely To Win And O scar Jen Rooney or Ben Bengtson Most Intim idating Jinbo Shim

Most Likely To M arry Rich Ellen Rosenfeld

The Couple That Should Have Been Helen Ji and Steve Hur

Class Clowns

Ben Bengtson and Zak Nash

Most Likely To Live On A nother Continent

Christie Lee

Most Likely To Rule The World Bryce Balcom Koenig

Most Likely To Have Kids First Jess Levine

Best Personality Ethan Zaunscherb

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Class Athlete

Kate Neil and Alyssa Forzley

Zak Nash

Most Likely To Be Found In Front Of A M irror Lydia Peters

Most Likely To Own A F e rrari Matt Pallone

Most Likely To Be In An Axe Commercial Aaron Simpson

Class B rain Steve Hur

The last five years at Mulgrave have been quite many events, the awesome parties, "Fame" and "Little Women". I'd teachers for coping with my ups and downs in the last five years. I'd like to thank my friends for being there when I needed them most; you're all awesome. Finally, I'd like to thank my family for always listening to me and giving me everything I could ask for. Let's take each memory, good or bad and move on and embark on our future.

Grad Class '08 - it's been remarkable.

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Ju st stand up and laugh.

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"I may not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it. " Voltaire.

L v J r-& K i ' v U e f r If everybody liked each other as much as they like me, the world

Sure, we don't know what the future has in store, but hey, take a break, relax, enjoy it, it's been good and I have a feeling that everything is going to turn out just fine - Please forgive me for the over sentimentality but, for once, I have nothing sarcastic or humorous to add. However, high school and the people I've come to know and love over the years have made it all worthwhile. So, to those people and more, I say good night, good luck and see yeah later!

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"You have to live for today, then let it go" Cat Stevens Thank you to friends and family who survived life with an IB student. (Where everyday is an experience.)

I guess I should put some epic quote or m aybe a thoughtful saying here, but instead all I'll do is say thanks. Thanks to all the great people I w ent to school w ith everyday, the teachers who tau g h t me (or a t least attem pted to), and of course to m y am azing film class who m ade a lot of bad days great. Now I'm off to s ta rt som ething new: "and so it b eg in s..."

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"The wide-eyed kid gk-frm-mR.Âť*. u.Tini Mlflilnn behind his first tie and belt, was the door into 7H, ready to start from the beginning." Well it's been a long road since grade 7, but thanks to everyone, its been a fun six years. Friends, family, peers and teachers- Thank you Grad '08. Thanks to all those people who left before us, and to all those that have come since. You've all made me who I am today, and who I want to become in the future. Best of luck in everything you do!

Mgtx When you sing, you make others vulnerable to changes in their lives; But in the end, you got to become the Change You want to see the World.

You know where you are?

You're now in the Jungle, baby!

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The past 7 years at Mulgrave have been good ones for me. There have been tough times and great times, but in the end, I am very proud to be a member of Mulgrave's Grad '08 Class! I want to say thanks to all the grads of '08! I've made many fantastic friendships throughout the years and I hope there will be many more happy years to come with you guys. I also want to say thank you to all the teachers that I've had. Thanks for always being there to support and encourage me throughout the years when I have needed you most. Thank you to my family as well for always being there for me and supporting me in whatever I do: my mom, dad and of course, big junior.

Best of luck to you all in the future Grad '08!!

Atex OjWaJier Well, this year has gone by so fast I don't know what to say in such a short space. I'll try not to make this sound like an awards acceptance speech, but I really do want to thank people. Thanks to my friends; you guys made this year what it was. Thanks to all the grad committees, and councils for organizing all our various shindigs. Thanks to the teachers, because without you I would probably be sitting on a couch all year next year instead of doing anything with my life. What I'm really trying to say is that grade 12 was spectacular. T hank you so m uch everyone.

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Mulgrave and I gained the knowledge of gaining knowledge.

Every adventure has an end, and the end is approaching much too fast. Grad ' 08 came in September and now we are already diving into it. The place that Mulgrave has taken in my heart will always remain. I will miss this second family that I have created here.

All the teachers who became more than mere educators and turned to companions, and fellow peers. The final parting thought I leave is: enjoy the present, learn from your past, plan about your future and keep on smiling. How do you want your life to be like? I have lived everyday coming to Mulgrave with this quote and I encourage you to follow its wisdom. "Aim for the moon, so even if you miss you'll still land among the stars. " Farewell and Good Luck.

My experiences at Mulgrave are best described as interesting.

There a re n 't words to express how happy I am right now. A few memories stick out, and a few teachers- Morgan you're crazy but I couldn't have done it without you. Overall, thanks for the good times. GRAD 08!

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Life's a grave - dig it!- Wednesday 13 2. speak ov me not as one, speak ov me not as none, speak ov me not at all for I am continual sculpting the throne of Seth (behemoth) 12

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ájruylúva"Most people are other people.

Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation. " Oscar Wilde

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To all the good and the bad: I hope to never forget you. And I won't. You are all a part of me now, and I love how that will never fade.

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m S u e s te . U u r The last six years have been an interesting time of my life. Since grade 7, I have been a student at Mulgrave. There were times that I wanted to change schools, but as a whole, I must say that Mulgrave has been a wonderful place. I have made frienc I hope not to forget, friends about whom I care and f H e n d s No. it s not just Helen) I must say that the other factor that mad«<MÍi[gffl!vR\a. fantastic place is my teachers. They have devoted ú mu iíWÍss hours so that I understand the world of IB. Thank you. I'd like IjjJ unpll1ITTstating that Aryan and Kaveh are my little...

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"Here's to all the memories Grad '08! Just remember that, no matter what, you are amazing. Never let anyone tell you that you can't, but at the same time remember that only you can make your dreams happen. Relish the good things in life, forget the bad and always, always, always be yourself. Tell the truth, laugh too much and take tons of pictures [if only to post them on Facebook], It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed."

Theodore Roosevelt.

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I love everyone except Steve. No, I was kidding. I love you, yes th a t1s right - 1 love every single one of you!

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An old reel, stopping and starting and from behind the lens the hand reaches out taking the stem, and with that one touch shattering it and minds turn towards the beginning, wishing for the frayed separation until they know the loneliness of being separated.

Thank you friends, class of 2008, team mates and teachers for the wonderful experiences I have been able to enjoy over the years. Here is to the journey, and to those who have made it so sweet.

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To all the good and the bad: I hope to never forget you. And I won't. You are all a part of me now, and I love how that will never fade.

laurei\ Dear grad class of '08, "happiness is only true when it is shared " love, Lauren 15

Lak~<sV\ "Vamos a vivir p a ra siem pre, Vamos a llegar a volar" Grade 12- last y e a r of high school, second y e a r of IB, from 8W to 12A "Fame" to "Little W omen", rugby in the UK. Grade 8 Math! Yes, it's been h a rd work, but we did it!

Mulgrave Grad '08. Wow. That's us! It's unbelievable how fast these years have gone by, and what a journey it has been. It's been an amazing experience here at Mulgrave and no doubt will always be a big part of my life. To all the students at Mulgrave, good luck in all your endeavors!

Enjoy the ride. IB = TIME MANAGEMENT, and you're set! To all the teachers, thank you for all your support and guidance, we couldn't have done it without you. Lastly, but definitely not least, to the Grads! We made it through the tough times of IB, we did it! I couldn't have made it without you all.

Thank you for the best high school years I know I'll never forget and thanks for all the memories, definitely no regrets.

Keep smiling / Keep loving / Keep dreaming

Qr-<^Âże Lee "Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. " Helen Keller

Wow...I c a n 't believe th a t we are finally finishing high school. I d o n 't feel old enough! I feel as though I should be back in kindergarten learning my ABC's. Sadly, however, we are p ast th a t stage. I'v e had a great tim e these p ast few y e a rs a t M ulgrave. I w ish everyone the best of luck in future! Missing you all already! "You never know w hat you have...until y o u 'v e lost it. "

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Enjoy Life!

________________ ¿«gavv MprpWj After completing thirteen years of schooling at this academic institution, it feels strange to know that never again will I he able to walk the halls as a student. Though I may be gone from the school I will never have truly left. Mulgrave will always be my school and I will cherish the memories from it for the rest of my life. I thank the rest of the grads for making my time there so memorable. Thank you homeroom teachers for making your classes a good place, thank you Bryant, Ferguson, Millard, Tetiker, Jolly, Graves, Cusbert, Gibson, Gleig, Tuckwell, Gilley, Hughes and Hoole. I wish all the best to those who wish to try and conquer my minesweeper times.

I do not have a lot to say about Mulgrave except for the fact it has been my home for the past eight years. Mulgrave has allowed me to explore myself, and not only given me the ability to reach my potential but expand my potential as a student, athlete, musician, friend, and human being. The people who have surrounded me for the past eight years including friends and faculty have shaped my character.

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M a i l fa ile > V \e My blurb is dedicated to a very special person who is very close to me: Christie Lee. Christie: To me you are like snow tires. Slightly annoying at first, because they do not offer the same performance levels of summer tires, but your best friend when it's snowing. Christie, I like you when it snows. You are sleek as a titanium piston ring, more interesting than a camshaft, more dazzling than a carbonfibre intake, more intricate than a stainless steel exhaust header, more useful than a crankshaft, more forceful than a supercharger, more amusing than a limited slip differential, hotter than a combustion chamber, louder than a straight pipe Nova and your new basement is very nice too. How can one sum up the awesomeness that is Christie Lee? You might think of a BMW; they are fun, like Christie Lee. Ok I'm done now.

H elen loves S teve, aww!

L jJ H a . f e s t e r s Thank you to all the grads for making these last few years so memorable, it's been amazing to be part of such a good grad class. I wish you all the best in the future.

Whatever we choose to do, I know we'll all go far with it. A huge thank you to my friends, parents and siblings for always being there and helping me through so much.

Thank you to my teachers who have cared so much in getting us through IB. GRADS, WE FINALLY MADE IT and now the real party begins! Life will definitely be different as we all strike out on various paths, but personally, I'M SO EXCITED! Good luck and love to you all.

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who treat you right, forget about the ones that don't and believe that everything happens for a reason. If you get a chance, take it; if it changes your life, let it. Nobody said it would be easy, they just promised it would be worth it. Much love and all the best to the Grad class of '08. I'm glad it was with you guys!

Congrats to the grad class of '08!

I want to thank all of you for a great end to high school and want to wish you an amazing start to the rest of your lives.

"Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened. " -Dr. Seuss

A.wifciPoppe My inspiration comes from my parents, the dazzling people from whom I received not only my name but also my life ' s blood. My parents never gave me any idea that I couldn't do or be whoever I wanted to be. They filled our house with love, fun, books and music as we moved from country to country learning new languages and experiencing a new life. As they guided me through these incredible 19 years, I don't know if they realize that the only person I wanted to be was them. Thanks mommy and pap, you're my guidepost for everything, [kusjes xo!!] Viel Glück zu meiner schwester, Pippo, willkommen zur Familie!!

J<sei All you can ever hope to get from your experiences in life is knowledge. This gained knowledge could th en be used in the future, so th a t you could b etter yourself and become an even m ore excellent person. From m y tim e a t this school I have tru ly understood one concept clearly - If you tried your best and you failed. Then the lesson is n e v e r t r y - H o m e r S i m p s o n 19

6 hours Going to provincials: -200hrs, Writing IB essays: 400hrs Studying for tests: lOOOhrs, Good times and laughs with friends: timeless For everything else, there1s Mulgrave Congrats class of '08, we made it!

Thanks for all the good, times.

Mazel Tov class of '08!

I still remember my first day of Mulgrave, but now I am facing my graduation soon. Now I think about my past at Mulgrave, they are pretty nostalgic events and they make me laugh.

I might miss Canada a little, not much, but little!

[Leading the comfortable life of your lineage is nothing more than being fooled by a brutal prank.]

Aare>\\ Congratulations Grad '08!

Likes: reading, writing, shopping, art, yoga and tea.

The reason I wore hats when I was 2 was bald. :( poor baby Lutetia.

Worwar I wish I could say something classy and inspirational, hut that just wouldn't be my style.

Pain heals.

Chicks dig scars.

Glory... lasts forever.

To Grad ' 08 - GET IN THE WAY! and Stuart salutes you!

I love Mulgrave and never want to leave.

THEY CANT MAKE ME GO!!!

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Working together with faculty, staff and students, the MVP's (Mulgrave Volunteer Parents) primary goal is to sustain Mulgrave's sense of community and foster a broad-based spirit of participation. Through this volunteer group, the school is able to utilize the enormously varied and wonderful talents of hundreds of parents throughout the year for the considerable benefit of Mulgrave students. The MVP coordinates a multitude of activities including merchandise and recycled uniform sales, lecture series, arts and sports programme assistance, class parent reps, volunteer resources (including the library and lost and found), communication and special events such as the Welcome Back BBQ, Golf Tournament, Fall Fair, Bingo Family Night, Holiday Baking Buffet and Community Day Parade. The MVP's fundraising culminates with the Spring Gala: the School's major annual fundraiser. This year, the Gala involved almost every Mulgrave family in >me capacity or other and raised the record-breaking mnt of over $470,000 in support of School irogrammes. íe MVP thus oversees a wonderful collaboration a parent community of broad and formidable talents and a school which recognizes and appreciates this valuable asset.

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Ao U ô W Mulgrave's 14th annual Spring Gala was held at the Fairmont Waterfront Hotel, where the theme of "Lights, Camera, Action!" provided the backdrop and atmosphere to make it a truly starstudded event.

The "stars" were all the wonderful parents, volunteers and sponsors who once again gave their support, time and generous ïe a i donations to ensure a hugely successful fund-raiser.

The theme was also an acknowledgement of all our student and perfórm to the best of their th teacher stars who consistentlyr perform abilities to make Mulgrave such afîdynamic school community.

The hotel ballroom and reception? area was transformed by the talented Gala decor team into a glitzy Hollywood awards venue, complete with red carpet, flashing bulbs and spectacular filmrelated props.

Successful bidders in the exciting Live auction were presented with their own "Oscar" statues, and everyone went home feeling they had been treated like celebrities.

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Global Outreach is a new global action leadership group at Mulgrave, led by a coordinator from Student Council and sponsored by Mr Pulfer. The objective of the group is to develop global citizenship and foster greater humanitarian action within the school community and beyond.

Although the name Global Outreach is new, this programme has been part of our students lives and, the fabric of our school, for more than 10 years. It all began with the creation of the Kids Care Club, a service club for kids caring for kids. The original KCC members have graduated, yet Mulgrave students continue to have the same raison d'etre and passion the students had then: to respond to the children they heard crying for help; whether it was on the local, national or international scene. Global Outreach perpetuates that mission.

Just as it takes some years of schooling for individuals to mature, so it has taken Global Outreach some time to develop the curriculum-tied programs currently under its umbrella. A track record of successful excursions to Australia and teachers passionate for using the real world for the classroom, led Mulgrave to start by offering a science-based program in Costa Rica and a cultural exchange with Setagaya Gaguen School, Tokyo, (In 2004, the Japan trip added on a service component by including a week of service at Father Ray's Orphanage in Pattaya, Thailand.) In 2005 the Costa Rica programme shifted to incorporate humanitarian aid and that was the beginning of our link with Habitat for Humanity (HFH) and subsequent Central American programmes.

These two shifts in the programme became pivotal to influencing the direction the Upper School's Global Outreach programme is taking now. Two of the essential pillars for any viable programme are the underlying philosophy and the mission statement. Given our students commitment to children as well as the importance for them to have ownership of the programmes, undoubtedly Global Outreach will consider opportunities for direct student participation at most levels of the programme and offer handson experience. The challenge is to ensure the scaffold allows for this, while also guaranteeing safe, quality learning experiences which will serve as catalysts to understanding, empathy and attitude shifts. In other words, to be effective global citizens our students need to be willing to examine themselves, their lifestyle and ask some poignant questions like: Do I wish to be part of or perpetuate an indulgent society? Is gaining power ok at the expense of others? Am I willing to make poverty history, when the corollary must also be true; make rich history? Such are the fundamental questions the students grapple with during their spiritual growth and a global vision needed for peace.

What are the goals of our students? They reach for the stars and the work they do each year, in their efforts to make the world a better place, is more than admirable: it is courageous and, for all involved, life-changing.

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This year, the trip Down Under reached a milestone as it hit the decade mark! As Mr Cusbert's final trip, the experience he created for Junior School Mulgravians ten years ago saw a record number of students apply to take part. When Spring Break arrived, twenty-five Grade 6 students, three Grade 10 and 11 chaperones and four teachers set off for the journey of a lifetime.

Arriving first in New Zealand, the group enjoyed several new experiences, including entering the cavernous home of incredible glowworms, exploring smelly volcanic mud pools, watching the locals in action at a sheep show, riding luge go-carts down a hilly course, and rolling down a grassy hill in a giant ball called a zorb! New Zealand provided both excitement and drama first when David's toenail was ripped off in a zorb and then when Mrs. Jolley chose to bungy jump over a precipitous gorge!

Next, it was off to Australia. The group based itself first at Coogee Beach and then set, off on various tours from that little piece of paradise. They cruised under the Sydney Harbour Bridge and visited the Sydney Aquarium, the Sydney Opera House and a shopper's paradise, Paddy's Market. After that it was off to the capital, Canberra, where the group toured Parliament House, the National Art Gallery, the National Warn Memorial, the National Museum and Questacon Science Centre. Finally, the group I headed north to the Sunshine State, Queensland, where the children were billeted with} Aussie families from the Sunshine Coast Grammar School and Immanuel Lutheran I College. They visited the Australia Zoo where they played with kangaroos and then Dreamworld, where they held koalas and rode the thrilling rides. At the local beaches, they rode warm waves, toed through radiant sand and developed skin the colour of} burnt toast.

The group had an incredible time and connected strongly as a Mulgravian family. The| Aussies were wonderful hosts and the weather proved to be warm and pleasant for the majority of the stay. Our students received many positive comments about their behaviour and manners and so can feel proud of how well they carried themselves onj such a fun adventure.

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My memories of Kenya are vivid like the deep, red earth. Rereading the entries from the small journal I kept on the trip is testament to the power of the experience. Some of the orphanages, as well as the school in Muranga, held welcoming ceremonies for our group. These ceremonies lauded our efforts and intentions, putting us high on a most noble pedestal. It was an extremely uncomfortable feeling. How does one get across that it really is our pleasure? It was in the small number of seemingly insignificant moments where one-on-one communication occurred, that lent extreme clarity to the most human of moments.

On one occasion, a small group was walking down to one of the job sites, I found myself walking beside a small woman carrying two heavy bags. I offered to carry one, and we chatted as she led me off the path, through the cornfields, sidestepping the chickens, and passing the cow who mooed with curiosity. Shy to meet my eyes, she thanked the school for coming. I thanked her community for welcoming us with such open arms. When we got to her house, she asked me to wait. I sat down in a dark, cement walled room on a bench covered in thin fabric. She reached into a dark, wooden cabinet and pulled out three eggs, offering them to me in thanks for carrying her bag. Both materially and in physical health, I am so much wealthier than she can ever hope to be. Yet she offered me more than I could ever give to her. As the week wore on in the small, northern district of Muranga, I only felt more and more grateful to be there.

To those who are considering this trip in the future, I encourage you to take the challenge.

Firstly, I always felt safe, well fed, and in very capable hands if something was ever to go wrong. Secondly, I questioned my views, my feelings about what I was encountering, my lifestyle and the sheer, dumb luck that has led to it all. Finally, I never once regretted having exposed myself to this experience.

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The Eastern Canada trip was the highlight of our Grade 9 year. The trip allowed us to learn and have fun with our friends. (As a word of advice for those who get homesick), we had so much fun, we did not feel homesick!

We saw many historical sites such as: The Library in Parliament, the old town in Quebec, as well as the place where General Wolfe &? Montcalm were shot on the Plains of Abraham. We saw a hockey game in Ottawa, visited Carnivale, skated on the Rideau Canal and dog-sledded in Trois Rivieres. What we learnt not only helped us in our Social Studies and French classes, but also helped with our understanding of how we perceive Canada. Aside from the learning, we also had time to hang out with our friends and sometimes learn more about people we hardly knew. Overall, the Eastern Canada trip was fun in all aspects. We both highly recommend that you also take the time to go on the evening city tours with Mr. Hardy! We had a blast and hope Jk the future Grade 9 's will too.

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This year, I was a part of the school's production of Little Women and it was experiences of my life.

Before auditioning, I was extremely nervous, hut I overcame so much, both as a person and an actor.

The process of the musical was amazing and being able to see everyone come together and improve was incredibleof course Ms. Hughes played a HUGE part in bringing us together and helping us in every possible way.

We all grew, not only as actors, crew, and directors, but as a family. I'll never forget the elaborate costumes, the nerves, the tech problems, the set breaking the night before opening day, but most importantly, the people.

Thank you to everyone! You made this year unforgettable for me and many others.

The Zoom Film Festival was a great success.

Mulgrave had 14 teams enter and 68 students participate from Grades 7-12.

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Selection (Best overall Junior Film): Think Outside the Box Peter Arnold, Conrad Jam es and Nathan Stedman (Grade 9) Best Junior Actor (2nd place)- Conrad Jam es (Grade 9) The Brendan Archibald Passionate Filmmaker Award- Gage Allard (Grade 11) Best Female Actor (2nd place)- Jessica Knowles (Grade 12) Best Actor (3rd place) Micah Smith (Grade 6)

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Directed by Mr. McLean (musical director) and Mr. Cusbert Xacting - director), a dedicated and entertaining cast of Grade 6 students chose to commit themselves to this year's Junior School production of Calamity Jane. The group enjoyed almost> /-four months,of, work after school and on ^ :• l ‘.

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The 2007-08 school year was a momentous one for Mulgraves Junior School athletes. Never before had there been such a huge turnout for our school teams. Out of a student body of 356, we had 231 players on 12 teams. Of course, some students participated in more than one sport, but the numbers are quite breathtaking and reflect the expanding interest in athletic activities among our students.

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All of our Junior School athletes wore their uniforms with pride, and represented Mulgraue with distinction and their usual good sportsmanship. Congratulations to all!

Thanks to the many parents who faithfully attended the games, meets and tournaments to cheer them on. Thanks also to the volunteer teacher coaches for their many hours of dedicated hard work. Your combined efforts made this a memorable year for the Junior School.

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The Lady Titans A battled hard to try and regain their Zone Championship, falling just short placing 2nd in Zones. As a group of grade 8-12 students, the Sr. Boys Rugby team played in a very competitive AA league. They wrapped up their season with a hard fought loss in the Lower Mainland quarter finals.

Special recognition also goes to all of the Swim team members qualifying for the provincials with many of our athletes obtaining medals.

Our younger teams are playing well and improving every season and building a strong foundation for our Sr. teams. The Titan teams have improved every season and are building a strong athletic legacy for Mulgrave.

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E arly in th e y e a r , Sop hie B ird a n d A s h le y B ow ron p la ced 5 th in th e UBC In v ita tio n a l D ebate w h ic h d ra w s c o m p etito rs fro m b oth BC an d A lberta.

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A t th e R egion al D eb ates, in M arch, th r e e M u lgrave d eb a ters , Sop hie B ird, A s h le y B ow ron , an d Colin W estein d e, w o n p la c e s to th e P ro v in c ia l F in a ls. A s w e ll, B ird an d B ow ron em erg ed a s th e to u rn a m en t ch a m p io n s.

A t th e P ro v in c ia l fin a ls , B ird an d B o w ro n p la ced 2 n d a s a te a m (a ste lla r a c h ie v e m e n t fo r Grade 9 s in a d o m in a n t Grade 10 c o m p etitio n ). B oth w e r e a lso a d v a n ce d to th e J u n io r N a tio n a ls w h ic h to o k p lace in St. J o h n s. It is v e r y u n u su a l fo r tw o m em b ers o f th e J u n io r N a tio n a l te a m to be fro m th e sa m e sch o o l.

N a tio n a lly , th e te a m o f B ird an d B ow ron p la ced 4 th in Canada.

On th e pu blic sp ea k in g fro n t, our s p e a k e r s a lso fa re d e x tr e m e ly w e ll. A t th e P ro v in c ia l P ub lic S p eak in g C h am p ion sh ip s, tw o m em b ers o f th e M u lgrave tea m p la ced 1 st an d 3 r d p r o v in c ia lly , a n o th er u n u su a l a c h ie v e m e n t. Colin W estein d e p la ced 3 rd an d Sophie B ird em erged a s th e p r o v in c ia l ch am p ion . S h e w ill com p ete a g a in st top p u blic sp e a k e r s in W in n ip eg in F eb ru ary, 2 0 0 8 .

A t th e W estern s, a co m p etitio n p ittin g sp ea k er s from th e L ow er M a in la n d an d V a n co u v er Isla n d a g a in st on e a n o th er, our sp e a k e r s w e r e a lso rew a rd ed fo r th e ir s k ills . A t th e S en ior le v e l, B ry ce B alcom w a s th e Top S en ior Sp eak er. In th e J u n io r D iv isio n , A s h le y B ow ron p la ced 5 th , Colin W estein d e p la ced 4 th , a n d Sop hie B ird p la ced 2nd .

It w a s a good y e a r in d eed . T eam m em b ers are lo o k in g fo rw a rd to n e x t y e a r s c o m p e titio n s an d to w o r k in g w ith y o u n g er M u lg ra v ia n s to h elp sp rea d th e jo y o f th e sp o k en w ord .

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On W ed n esd ay, 2 7 th F eb ru ary, w e w ore p in k s h ir ts in s te a d o f our u s u a l u n ifo rm .

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L a st y e a r , in N o v a S cotia a b oy w e n t to sc h o o l w e a r in g a p in k sh ir t. He got b u llied fo r w e a r in g p in k . H e w a s h a r a sse d , th r e a te n e d a n d c a lled n a m es.

Som e grade tw e lv e stu d e n ts h ea rd about th e b oy and w a n te d to su p p o rt h im . T h ey w e n t to th e d isco u n t sto r e an d bought f if t y p in k polo sh ir ts . T h ey a lso p o ste d a n o te on F aceb ook te llin g e v er y b o d y to w e a r p in k . A fte rw a rd s, th e p r o v in c ia l g o v e rn m e n t h ea rd about th is; th e y d ecid ed to m ak e F eb ru ary 2 7 th a d ay w h e r e ev er y b o d y w e a r s a p in k sh ir t.

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Awarded to the student who has put a consistently high level of effort into academics, the arts, athletics or service, or a combination of those strands.

3B Avery Grantham 3C Zoe Ablett 3S Liam Gray 4 J Georgia Boddez 4K Hannah Rahim 5M Sarah Walker 5R Yeonsoo Song 5K Angela Joannou 60 Heather Corbett 6J Celine Chen 6F Isabelle Kirkwood 6Y Sara Matthews 3.S p irit A w a rd (up to one per class) Awarded to the student who motivates, leads, and inspires and who is positive and inclusive.

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b.The Koenig Family Award For fine arts &? performance D avid Cross

c. Violet Witty Memorial Award For perseverance T ash a F isch er , A lise M in tz (shared) i d. Everett Allan Larose Memorial Award for Positiveness - Awarded to the student who most exemplifies a positive attitude towards self, fellow students &> faculty

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e. Dynapro Cup Presented by Dynapro for creative endeavours in science. A student who expresses a real interest in inquiry as it relates to scientific topics and the experimental process.

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f. Stanley Ross Mitchell Memorial Award For excellent participation &= achievement in school music activities M egan S te ffe n s

g. George Woods Plate Awarded for spirit &> enthusiasm - put your heart into everything you do M egan M o ffa tt

h. Public Speaking Award For excellence in public speaking E m ily W in ters

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j. Andrew Lambert Award for Positive Action - Awarded to the Junior School student who best demonstrated positive action, in service for the betterment of our environment or the people of our world. The student must demonstrate independent risk-taking, as well as an open-minded and caring demeanour.

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k. The Alexander Grace Inspiration Award Donated by the Solloway family as a tribute to a young life lost to cancer, this award recognizes the student who shows the qualities of perseverance, courage and dignity under adversity.

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M-anners, U-niqueness, L-ove of learning, Generosity, R-espect, A-ttitude, V-erve, and Excellence 7M- Anna Argente, Jin Hyung (Brandon) Baek 7R- Ameeqa Ali, Imran Moosa 7S- Ellen Beveridge, Kevin Eckford 8G- Kate Shepard, Angélique Travlos 8J- Kelsey McLean, Kendra Perrin 8M- Sam Griffiths, Claudia Linaksita 8S- Nicole Moller, Shi Long (Peter) Tang 9C- Ashley Bowron, Sarah (Mei-Kim) Lee 9S- Charlotte Juñan, Eric Rosenfeld 9W- AntoineLargeau, Yun Ji Lee 10H- Juña Brown, Annie Therrien Boulos 10K- Alexandra Bleim, Gorden Larson 10M- Melanie Moller, Meghan Robinson 11 - Ashkan Azizi, Anna Maurer 11- Lauren Bridges, Chloe Scott 11- Morgan Lunn, Lauren Wierenga 12- Matthew Cullen, Fazila Lakhani 12- Aryan Firouzbakht, EUen Rosenfeld

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The Senior School Art Award Christie Lee

Mulgrave Senior Boys Athletic Award Zachary (Zak) Nash

Arts Council Award Katherine Neil

Mulgrave Senior Girls Athletic Award Lauren Koenig

Middle School Public Speaking Award Sophie Bird

The Alexander Edward Priest Memorial Cup Christopher (Keith) Gaudry-Gardner

Middle School Debating Award Sophie Bird & Ashley Bowron

The Governor General's Academic Medal Woo Suk (Steve) Hur

Senior School Public Speaking Award James (Bryce) Balcom

Chairmans Award Middle School Nicholas Dempsey

Senior School Debating Award James (Bryce) Balcom

Chairmans Award Senior School Lauren Koenig

The Global Leadership Award Priyanka Dhaliwal The Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Award Christie Lee, Nathan Ma, Alex Inman Middle School Leadership Award Soraiya Salemohamed Senior School Leadership Award Aryan Firouzbakht Mulgrave Gold Service Award Kian Abghari, Hagop (Jack) Agopian Aryan Firouzbakht, Lauren Koenig Jamie Labron, Fazila Lakhani The Bruce M. Hicks Public Service Award Hagop (Jack) Agopian • • • • • • < The Lighthouse /ation Society Award Melanie Moller University of Toronto National Book Award Christopher (Keith) Gaudry-Gardner Global Awareness Award Zain Alimohamed Lifetouch Scholarship Jamie Labron Millennium Excellence Award Fazila Lakhani House Cup Trophy

A. Mes¿3*$e ÇrôiM. K r. ( t t c f o n As we come to the end of the 2007/08 School Year at Mulgrave, I cannot help but reflect back on the school's Mission and Vision Statements.

As a school, we are unquestionably challenged by our Mission to Inspire Excellence in Education and Life. Perhaps, with such lofty goals, this explains why our lives are so full.

This is reflected by the many and varied activities so well presented in the following pages.

It is, however, through our Vision Statement that we can see an evolving community who truly strive to equip life-long learners to thrive in a culturally diverse and independent world; people who embrace with passion and confidence, their responsibility always to do their best, to support others and to make a difference by serving their communities both locally and in the world at large. Ambitious objectives indeed!

Looking back, this was a year which embraced both a Junior School musical, Calamity Jane and an Upper School production of Little Women; a year when the staff made amazing strides to have all three of the International Baccalaureate programmes become a reality at Mulgrave and we graduated our first ever IB Diploma Class; a year when the school again saw full enrolment. The Mulgrave community came together to support the annual Gala with amazing results and our Global Outreach Programmes saw students in places as far apart as Australia, Swaziland, Costa Rica, Cuba and China. I can say with confidence, we are indeed fully engaged in living-up-to both our Mission and Vision.

This yearbook will tell you so much more about what happened over the past twleve months and for this, we have the amazing Mrs. Nicola Ferguson to thank. Yet again, she and her team have done a wonderful job on behalf of us all.

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The past year was a significant one for Mulgrave as we graduated our first IB can be Diploma class. Ourstudents justifiably proud of theiracademic achievements. A record number of Senior School students; 90 in all, made it onto the Academic Honour Roll by achieving an overall average of at least 80% in Grade 10, or by obtaining a sum of at least 24 on their top five IB courses in Grades 11 and 12. No fewer than 17 students were able to maintain a 90% average in Grade 10, or achieve a sum of at least 30 in Grades 11 and 12, thereby making it onto the Principal's List.

We have forty-five students (88% of our grade 12 class) who have submitted all their internal assessments and are on track to complete the requirements for their IB Diplomas. We eagerly await the official examination scores.

The past year will also be remembered for our success on the sports fields and courts.

The Senior Girls Volleyball team finished second in the zone and placed fifth at the provincials. The Senior Boys Basketball team ended its season in a well-fought game and placed second in the zone. Similarly, the Lady Titans battled hard in their final game placing second in the zone. The Senior Girls Rugby team had a strong season with young players improving in each match. The Senior Boys Rugby team played in a very competitive AA league, reaching the Lower Mainland quarter finals.

The Mulgrave Tennis team qualified for the AA Provincial tournament, placing fifth overall.

Special recognition also goes to the Mulgrave Swim Team members who qualified for the provincials, many obtaining medals. Our younger players are developing and improving with every season, building a strong foundation for our senior teams. Our Performing Arts programme achieved new heights through the annual Zoom Film Festival and the extremely successful production of Little Women. Add to this the numerous service and outreach initiatives, locally and as far afield as Central America, Asia and South Africa, and you have a very busy school!

This has certainly been a most productive year.

We congratulate all of our students on their efforts as they continue to strive to be the best that they can be, across all four strands. I trust that this yearbook will help to highlight much of that which is special for all of us at Mulgrave.

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Wow! What a year! As someone who is new to Mulgrave, I have been delighted and amazed by the incredible range of challenges that our students have pursued over the last three semesters. In athletics, arts, academics, and service the Middle School students have participated with a tenacity that matches their indomitable spirit. The athletic teams were a real treat to watch; I was able to see determination and commitment beautifully blended in with unmitigated fun.

The artistic ability of the students in music, drama, and visual arts actually took my breath away on several occasions. I know that the successes students experience in the arts will shape their lives forever.

Academics at Mulgrave is of course front and centre, and the middle school students have demonstrated that they are up to the task. Whether it be a debating competition, a Math contest, Night of the Notables, the Science Fair, or in-class assignments, our students demonstrate time and time again that they are more than capable of stretching themselves intellectually.

Perhaps the most impressive aspect of Mulgrave, however, is the way the students devote themselves to service opportunities throughout the year. This is a school that truly does make a difference in the world. It has been a pleasure and an honour, therefore, to work with these students.

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Congratulations to Mrs. Ferguson and the Yearbook team for another wonderful collection of this special communitys highlights. Life always moves at an incredible pace once the floodgates open each September and it is that energy which makes Mulgrave such an enjoyable place to work and learn. The standard of inquiry and moral understanding continued to grow overtly this year, a testament to our committed parents, hardworking teachers and the ideals of the International Baccalaureate programme.

As a fully authorised IB World School, this year marked the first Grade 6 PYP Exhibition, a significant milestone in the lives of all IB students. The Exhibition is a meaningful opportunity for Grade 6 students to share and reflect on the intensive learning they engaged in over the course of their time in the PYP. Congratulations to all Grade 6 students and teachers on their achievements. Once again, our sporting teams did very well in competition and both our swim and track teams are aiming to build on their successes by attracting many more members in the coming year. An artistic highlight for the Junior School was certainly the production of the Grade 6 musical, Calamity Jane. Working with the students was an absolute joy and the success of the musical was due to their incredible spirit and hard work, not to mention Mr. McLean's expertise in musical direction. Likewise, Dr. Perry's Nutcracker at Christmastime was stunning.

Finally, my thanks to the members of our community who gave so willingly to the many causes we supported through the year. We are consistently in the top 5 in terms of donor schools in this province, and so we should be, given our privilege. As a community, we have much for which to be grateful.

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This yearbook is a team effort and every y e a r it am azes me th a t so m any people are so happy and eager to put in the e x tra tim e th a t a project of this size dem ands. The process sta rts at the beginning of the school y e a r w hen we pick the them e for the book. This year, I owe a debt of gratitude to Brooke Wozny who gave of h er creative talents so generously- th a n k you!

Photographs are w hat a yearbook is all about. I am particularly grateful to all our excellent photographers. This y e a r I would like to especially th a n k Peggy Bum anis, Kim Wilson Sheldon and Isabelle Bleim. I should also credit Wahid Nabi from Wahid Photography for some of the Grad pictures.

For th e ir help throughout th e year, I m ust acknowledge all of the teachers and students who willingly w ent out of th e ir w ay to w rite a "blurb" for the yearbook - th a n k you!

This y ear, I w as lucky to have a p a re n t team dedicated to the tedious ta sk of uploading and nam ing the photographs. Leading this team and helping enorm ously a t the "eleventh hour" w ere M aureen Mounzer, Candice H enderson and Susan Rooney. Ladies, you were stellar, th an k you!

Once the pages are built, th ere are m any hours spent proofreading tw eaking the final version of this book. It is tru ly a labour of Although it does not, and cannot, cover every single aspect of life M ulgrave this y ear, I hope you find th a t it jogs your m em ory you smile. Please enjoy this yearbook for m any y e ars to come Nicola Ferguson Ju ly 19th, 2008 Ă&#x2020;

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Dara Barrow-Precious 39, 114 Tessa Barrow-Precious 30 Annahis Basmadjian 58 Haig Basmadjian 63 Grayson Beck 30 Jordan Beck 36 Jessica Beddis 36 Mamie Beddis 63 David Begert 48 Anna Bengtson 63, 67 Benjamin Bengtson 5, 10, 22, 105 Russ Benson 146 Talia Benson 58 Tyler Benson 43 Kaitlin Berris 22 Emma Berton 37 Margaret Berton 48, 52 Sarah Berton 26 Ellie Beveridge 48 Liana Biasucci 32 Nicole Bichard 73 Andrew Bieg 22, 134 Candice Birch 73 Clive Bird 146 Josephine Bird 43 Sophie Bird 58, 136 Laura Blair 58, 97, 136 Alexandra Bleim 58 Eric Bleim 53 Brenda Blue 83 Benjamin Boddez 44, 109 Georgia Boddez 36 Jordan Boehm 53 Carson Bonina 58, 96 Georgina Borland 46 Hannah Borland 58 Ksenia Borovinskaya 58, 136 Emily Borrell 37, 38 Josh Borrell 27 Michaela Borrell 33 Bryson Bourchier 36 Meghan Bower 73 Ashley Bowron 58 Cast Bows 104 Jason Bradford 22 Lauren Bridges 68 Matt Bromley 63 Sean Bromley 53 Harry Brook 2, 68 Cameron Brooks 58 Teela Brooks 48, 52 Fiona Brough 58 Graham Brown 53 Julia Brown 63 Alexander Brun 34, 150 Peggy Bumanis 73 Emma Burton 114 Amelia Bushell 63 Morgan Byers 112 Loryn Byres 48 Morgan Byres 41 Jin Sung Byun 44, 109 Jun Sung Byun 43, 109

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British Columbia to Newfoundland have lost their lives in the line of duty since the war In Afghanistan began In 2002.

The Canadian loonle is chosen as the top news story of the year. The Canadian dollar soared to $1.10 US and took on the world’s superpower currencies resulting In the highest peak in decades.

Seven members of the Bathurst High Phantoms basketball team along with their coach's wife, a teacher at another school, were killed when their van collided with a transport truck while returning from a game in Moncton, NB on January 16, 2008.

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and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, represented by Dr. Rajendra Pachauri, for their efforts to call attention to global warming.

priceless jewel-encrusted brooch made for Queen Elizabeth of Austria in the 19th century and stolen from a castle in Vienna during a robbery in 1998, was recovered from a private home

by Winnipeg Police. The plot of the story has caught the attention of one of the world’s most famous women...Oprah Winfrey.

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The Nintendo “Wii-nomenon" sweeps North America as the game console outplays the competition with sales of more than 13 million units. In Canada, $1.5 billion in video game sales and over 650,000 game systems were sold during the 2007 Christmas season.

A Writers hit the picket lines and television production is halted for months when the Writers Guild of America goes on strike to protest compensation policies for new media such as ¡Tunes downloads.

Douglas Scott of Kimmirut, Nunavut and Chris Worden of Hay River, N.W.T., lost their lives in separate incidents in the line of duty this past year.

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The One Laptop Per Child Foundation launches a limited-time “Give One, Get One” program to spur donations of XO $100 laptops to children in developing nations.

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opposition leader Benazir Bhutto is assassinated following a political rally in Rawalpindi, Pakistan.

Brown succeeds Tony Biair as the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain.

ice spurs an international network of climate scientists to conclude that global warming is indisputable, and that human activity has been causing temperatures to rise since 1950

Tropical cyclone Sidr is the deadliest storm to hit Bangladesh in a decade.

It destroys thousands of homes, ruins crops and forces more than a million villagers to evacuate.

Sci-Tech Saskatoon-born Dave Williams completes a historic launch into space aboard the Endeavour.

Williams spent a Canadian record-breaking 18 hours outside in space, breaking the previous record held by CSA colleague Chris Hadfield, who spent 14 hours outside the shuttle in 2001. Williams is the last Canadian astronaut officially scheduled to fly before NASA winds down the shuttle program by 2010.

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Whynot discuss the birth of sextuplets born at B.C. Women's Hospital in January, 2007. The four boys and two girls were delivered after just 25 weeks with each weighing approximately 1.8 pounds.

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Concerns about overweight dogs and cats hit the headlines. Veterinarians prescribe a regimen of fewer treats, more walks around the neighbourhood and no people food.

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The healthy growth trend for vitamin waters and other nutrient-boosted consumables continues with the introduction of specialized formulas for immunity, focus and more.

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book in the enormously popular series, is released. The bookstore chain Indigo reported it sold three books per second upon its release. Amazon reported that residents of Banff, Alberta ordered more copies than any other town in Canada.

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who plays Betty Suarez on the popular ABC comedy-drama U g ly B etty, is the first Latina to win the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series.

Canadian Idol competition in Toronto. Melo edged out Alberta teen Jaydee Bixby for the top spot in a finale that featured performances by Avril Lavigne and Bon Jovi.

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4 After a 19-year hiatus, Harrison Ford returns as Steven Spielberg’s adventurous archaeologist In In d ia n a J o n e s a n d th e K in g d o m o f th e C ry s ta l S kull.

Tim Burton directs and Johnny Depp stars as the title character in S w e e n e y T o d d : The D e m o n B a rb e r o f F le e t S treet, an adaptation of the hit Broadway musical.

A Using a combination of live action and animation, E n c h a n te d tells the story of Giselle, a fairy-tale character seeking a “happily ever after” ending in modern-day Manhattan.

' Fergie continues to place singles from her triple-platinum solo album, T h e D u tc h e s s, on the B illb o a rd charts.

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Fall Out Boy headlines the Honda Civic tour, performs at Live Earth concerts and reaches the top of the charts with the release of their album In fin ity o n H igh.

<4 British singer Amy Winehouse brings I back the beehive and I wins five Grammy awards for her work on B a c k To B lack.

■amm 1 Newcomer Sean Kingston tops the U.S. B illb o a rd Hot 100 and Pop 100 with “Beautiful Girls,” his first single from his self-titled debut album.

enjoys soaring sales for her third solo album, T h e R e m in d e r, after the single “f234” is featured in a commercial for the iPod nano.

Malibu singer-songwriter Colbie Caillat rises to stardom from MySpace. Her song “Bubbly” garners more than 3f million plays and her CD goes platinum.

Rihanna records her third album, G o o d G irl G o n e Bad, featuring Jay-Z and Ne-Yo. She receives six Grammy nominations.

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double-platinum second album, C a rn iv a l R ide, and contributes the Oscar-nominated song “Ever Ever After” to the soundtrack for

releases his 13th album, J u s t W h o I A m : P o e ts & P irates.

His Flip Flop summer tour is the highest-grossing country tour of 2007.

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Awards, rapper rivals Kanye West and 50 Cent release albums on September 11 and vie for top sales. Kanye’s G ra d u a tio n is the victor.

his second album, E p ip h a ny.

The album receives four 2008 Grammy nominations and the Vibe 2007 Song of the Year Award.

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releases her third album The B e s t D a m n Thing, featuring “Girlfriend,” her first No. 1 on the Billboard Top 100. Lavigne is also scheduled to launch her own fragrance and clothing line this summer.

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Kitwana Jones hoists the Grey Cup after beating the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 23-19 to win the 95th CFL Grey Cup in Toronto.

World Golf Championships win at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational and claims his 60th PGA Tour win at the BMW Championship.

Team Canadas Renee Simons, Sasha Carter, Jeanna Schraeder and skip Kelly Scott, defeated Denmark 8-4 at the Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s World Curling Championship in Aomori, Japan.

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Former Senator George Mitchell releases a list of Major League Baseball players, including seven MVPs and 31 All-Stars, under investigation for illegal use of steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs.

led by Tim Duncan, beat the Cleveland Cavaliers and their young phenom, LeBron James, in a 4-0 sweep to win the 2007 NBA finals.

At X-Games 13, Ricky Carmichael wins the first MotoX Racing Circuit, Simon Tabron does back-to-back 900s in BMX Vert and Jake Brown survives a 40-foot fall.

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A In front of a crowd of almost 27,000 football fans, the University of Manitoba Bisons end their 37 year drought and take home the Vanier Cup after a 28-14 win over the Huskies in Toronto.

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first Stanley Cup, beating the Ottawa Senators in five games for the 2007 NHL championship.

Johnson speeds to victory as the 2007 NASCAR Nextel Cup Champion, defeating his Hendrick Motorsports teammate Jeff Gordon by 77 points.

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Champion Boston Red Sox defeat the National League Champion Colorado Rockies in a decisive four-game sweep to capture their second World Series title in four years.

Manning leads the New York Giants on a last-minute scoring drive to upset the heavily favoured New England Patriots 17-14, shattering the Patriots’ bid for a perfect 19-0 season.

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Team Canada took home its fourth straight gold medal defeating Sweden 3-2 in overtime at the final game in the IIHF World U20 Junior Hockey Championship in the Czech Republic.

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Canadian speed skating athlete Cindy Klassen wins the Female Athlete of the Year Award for the second year in a row at the Canadian Sport Awards at the U of M in Winnipeg.

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celebrates his team's gold medal win against Finland 4-2 at the IIHF World Hockey Championship in Moscow.

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USA 5-4 in a shoot-out at the Women’s World Hockey Championships in Winnipeg.

Canada wore pink jerseys to honour the first-ever Women’s World Champions, Canada’s 1990 National Women’s Team.

Faces U.S. Election ’08 Candidates After Super Tuesday primaries on February 5,2008, the presidential race heats up among frontrunners Hillary Clinton, Mike Huckabee, John McCain and Barack Obama.

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E n te rta in m e n t W e e k ly names J.K. Rowling— author of the seven-volume, 4,100-page Harry Potter series of best-selling children’s books— as its Entertainer of the Year.

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with his performance in the first H ig h S c h o o l M u sica l, becomes an even bigger teen star with the release of H ig h S c h o o l M u s ic a l 2.

John McCain ' In January 2008, Academy Award-nominated actor Heath Ledger, 28, is found dead in his Lower Manhattan apartment from an accidental overdose of prescription medication.

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Cyrus as “Hannah Montana”, sells out in every city, prompting ticket lotteries, heartbroken fans and scalping scandals. The “Hannah Montana” tour scheduled only one date in Canada, in Toronto.

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Princes William and Harry host the Concert for Diana to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the death of their mother, the Princess of Wales.

L Canadian wrestling star Chris Benoit commits suicide after taking the lives of his wife and 7 year old son at his home in Georgia. This tragic story prompts the CBC’s F ifth E s ta te to produce a documentary that probes into the circumstances of Benoit’s death and that of dozens of other pro wrestlers.

G re y ’s A n a to m y , Katherine Heigl is a small-screen star.

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