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Laura Blair Mulgrave has taught me about myself and about the person who I hope to become. To the teachers, thank you so much for everything you have done. You have become a second family to me and I honestly can say I wouldn't have been able to make it through this year without all your support. To LC, AW, SC, KC, Ml, SC, JR, MK. You guys have been
there through everything and I wish the best for all of you. Bobby, I love your socks, the palmtrees, the sandy beaches, the curly fries, zinc, apple cider, kangaroo, Houston, Texas, barrel, jellyfish, G.A.R.G. Calvin Klein. Remember to have some fun. “life is like a box of chocolates.... So pig out”
Hannah Borland I will always carry the relationships and life experiences over my years at Mulgrave with so many amazing friends close to my heart you have shaped my future and shown me the type of person I want to be, that you know I can be. Learn to not regret the past by living in the present and aspiring for the future. Some choices we live not only
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once but a thousand times over, remembering them for the rest of our lives. So let us, when we look back, remember the gts of our closely knit grad class and be able to live in those moments again and again, (hug) I love you guys Byeeee (in love) xoxoxo
I see it all as a treasure hunt: words, beauty, wisdom, stories, youth, music, eternity... The rest is just glitter; What I will remember the most from high school Is the constant laughter. Because^^/ithout humour life is borinc^without love, life is hopeless. Without courage, life is hard. So thank you to the people thatkept me
■J Sharmaine Brar Thes# past two years at Mulgrave have gone by so fast and I’ve^enjoyed every rrpment that I’ve spent here. My teacherfe have been amazing and helped me through even the most difficult times which is why I want to thank them for being there. Last but certainly not least, I want to thank all of the amazing people that I am t able to c^ll my friends. I
wouldn’t have been able to make it through these two crazy years in IB without you. “Wherever you go, go with all your heart.” -Confucius
Cameron Brooks They tell me that life is short. So, it is a good thing to take some time to stop and smell the roses. Just don’t stop and smell a rose that a bee is getting nectar from. That could be painful.
Fiona Brough When I was two, I told my parents "I have two plans, but I don't know what they are so you'll have to guess." That at least hasn't changed in 15 years.
Shannon Caron A general 'THANK YOU to everyone. All the teachers as well as tfte ftfends who were always there. My Partner in Crime, BFFL and BFNMW (aka The AWESOME Fourrrrsome), K&M and the 8 girls, and the guys. You all made this one of fhè bést experiences of my life. Life is shaped by the friends we I
chose and I know I have the best ones. There are too many inside jokes to list but the thought of them will always make me smile. I will miss the Feast of Champions & SHIRTS OFF O’CLOCK!!!!!! We survived IB (together) and now have time to do SO MANY ACTIVITIES!!
Siobhan Carr “The sum of the,square roots of any two sides of an isosceles triangle is equal to the square root of the remaining side. Oh joy! Rapture! I got a brain! How can I ever thank you enough?” -Scarecrow, The Wizard of Oz
know and more, but special thanks to all my friends and family for always being there to support and love me along the way.I love you all.
Thahk you Mulgrave for teaching me everything I need to
Louise Chong I love my Mulgs family and my real family so much! Teachers, friends, mom, dad, and the legend - Matt. I love my grad class so much and I wish you all the best in life. The great memories: PPDs, BJs, monopoly times, iced capps, SO o'clock (thanks S!), grad sleepout, bat cave, weekly grad
gossip, Costa Rica, Swaziland, all-nighters, and everything else I have forgotten! I Love my partner in crime, key 3, awesome fourrrrsome, and ten girlies. To future Mulgrave grads: Have fun and study hard. You WILL survive.
Kyra Crookbain Thanks for everything! In particular to the SEALSTER 5000, Mr de Beer and Ms.Collins who were victims to frequent drop bys. As well, to my wonderful famjam and frandz you guys rock.. .and of course to Magoo I love you always! “Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.” Stay Golden Mulgrave
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Kieran Cullen We’ve finally graduated! It’s been a long time coming I will always remember the great times with the Awesome Foursome, the B.S’s, S.O O’clocks, LGABs and No Regrets. Many ¡m o^iant life lessons have been iRW ed and great experiences had and I thank my terrific family, friends and teachers for helping Ijnrough
them all. I wish the best to my fellow grads and I know wherever you’re headed it’s going to be great. Through good times and bad times, I wish you all the best of luck! Keep flying high!
Julian Deggan I’m la d that high school, childhood and youth are over now. wJien I hear Dilly Dally or Depeche Mode I’ll think of these times. But I’m excited for the years to come, I know they’ll be more exciting than anything so fa r - I’m stoked for university and for being a naive 20 year old, and also for a happy midlife crisis. I hope that one day I am
very rich and own lots of things and properties; I want to collect cars and houses. It scares me that I have nothing planned out. I’ll really miss everyone and all the fun times, keep in touch!! Julian
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Nicholas Dempsey We made it! 12 long years have finally come to an end. To all the teachers and coaches who have taught me over the years I cannot possibly thank-you enough for everything you have done. Grad ’11, thanks for all the great friendships and amazing memories from my first day at the NSWC back in ’99, to our grad ball and
everything in-between. I wish you all the best wherever your life takes you. Keep in touch and see you at the reunion!
Ethan Gaudry-Gardner The slower we move the faster we die. Make no mistake, moving is living. The heavier the burden, the closer our lives come to the earth, the more real and truthful they become. Conversely, the absolute absence of burden causes man to be lighter than air, to soar into
heights, take leave of the earth and his earthly being, and become only half real, his movements as free as they are insignificant. What then shall we choose? Weight or lightness? Metaphors are dangerous. Metaphors are not to be trifled with.
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2008-2011 were the best years Mulgrave ever had, because I was here?. Yoli're welcome. # I'll always remember the bro • *seshes, epic nights, terrible mornings, and great times we •»** had as GRAD 2011! Ilf *1
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Best of luck to all the 2011 graduates!
Elham Hassantash We met every deadline, submitted every project and realized that sleeping is a waste of time. Let’s get our IB Diplomas and never do this again! (I’m being serious, NEVER Again!).
worth going”. So, thanks Grad 2011 for helping me get there! Good Luck! :)
In all seriousness, throughout the past couple of years I learned that “there are no shortcuts to a place
Winnie Huang Grad 2011 I’ll miss you all!! Thanks to my family, friends, and teachers for all your support!<3 Ms.Morgan- I’m not in English SL; Mr.DeBeer-l’m not Glara; Mr.Lawson-it’s A wall not THE wall; Mrs.Willard-Thanks for everything! TTFN!;SW+HZ+RL-Scaring shui mu...BBQ!REE-BELL...hirle LAO GONGIHZ xiao san stay away;JPshark fin soup have you finally 8
found a person who knows a person who hasn’t left?:P Chu gui le!!;GR-E-so-phag-us!;SS-have fun with your perfect rare specimen;CJ-stop towering over me with your handsomeness; MJK-nut You’ll get your Porsche!;MX-you’ll find a girl that will propose to you! “The hardest part is what to leave behind...It's time to let go!” Winnie-the-Pooh
Madison Inman Thinking back 8 years, to when I first frolicked down these halls in my strange new uniform- little did I know I would exchange to Australia, outreach to Swaziland and have some of the best memories and fr ie n d ^ f my life. Thank you teachers^TOJm and dad, friends (especially Ky) and Dax for getting me here, you
Swaziland ngiyakutsandza (I Love you). There is much more I could say, but I have to go take an PPHD. Sala kahle (good bye). Hakunamatata my friends.
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Conrad James 13 ytars ago I first entered Mulgrave. Over this time I’ve seen thp school grow almost as fast as me and J have so many memories attached to this school. I have truly enjoyed my years here and the friends I made, I wouldn’t have had it any other way.
To my GRADS: it’s time to show the world who we are! To my bro’s: thanks for the bro sesh’s and making my senior years what it was. To the nights I can’t remember, I’m sure they were fun. Let’s make our time in this world count - no regrets.
Daniel Jang All I do is Win! Win! Win! No matter what! - Dashing Shocker/ The hottest Asian under the sun
Bobby Jelveh ‘You know what?! Lion tastes good! Lets go get some more lion!’ We’ve developed a system: to establish a beachhead to aggressively hunt you and your family. And we will come for you and your, your pride, your children.” “How you gonna do that?” “We will construct a series of breathing apparatus with kelp! We will be able to track certain
amounts of oxygen. It’s not gonna be days at a time. An hour? Hour 45? No problem! That’ll give us enough time to figure out where you live, go back to the sea, get more oxygen, and then stalk you. You just lost in your own game. You’re outdone and outmanned........... Did that go the way you thought it was gonna go? .....NOPE.” -The Other Guys
Woo Jin Jeong from grade 10 to until now. Thanks a lot. Also all my dear teachers, I would like to thank you for your tremendous support along the way.
“Winners take time to relish their work, knowing that scaling the mountairf is wnat makes the view from the top so afxhilarating.” Denis Waitley After 2 years of strenuous and ♦ I painful work, we “winners” are ♦*» finally graduating from IB 1 piroçfam Grad 2011, it has been wonderful experience for me
Charlotte Julian I When I first arrived at Mulgrave in Grade 7 , 1really wasn’t happy about missing my grade 7 graduation at my old school. But now, after five years of being at Mulgrave, I realize thgt all the amazing people I have met, the great friendships I have made, and the incredible trips I have gone on are totally worth not
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having that grad, even if I did have to struggle through IB! Surprisingly, I think I will miss you, Mulgrave. “Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re going to get.”Forrest Gump.
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Never thought I would be in grade 12, but here I am! I’m not really ready to move on, but I guess I will have to. I don’t think I will ever be ready, but I know that I will always have to move on. I have no clue what is going to happen, but one thing I know is that I will live a life and I will be nostalgic when I look back. I
High school life? I would rather get back to my life rather than writing about it. There are times to be serious. But some people are too serious. Don’t try too hard in life. Just live it. Advice for everyone: "Better to keep your mouth closed and be thought a fool than to open it and remove all doubt" IB Is about going global and what
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hope all of you will too. Thanks to you guys, teachers, and my dear family! Hope to see you again someday, somewhere if possible
we are doing is: going global! We going global now! Hey! ALL I DO IS WIN WIN WIN NO MATTER WHAT!
The last few years at this school have always been felt sopiewhat hazy and passive, somewhat like a drfeam. Siting in class after class, listening to lecture after lecture, the sounds of endless conversation has always put me in a composed and tranquil state. Like many of my dreams, they are always calm, peaceful
and enlightening. I hope to preserve these dreams through hazy visions, hazy memories that are forever reminiscent.. .so please don’t wake me up =3
Juliette Levine In three short years at Mulgrave I feel like we’ve become one big family. I can’t imagine what it will be like to not drive to school every morning and see all of your lovely... sleep deprived... faces. With all of this talk of the future everyone seems to think 'Are we ready for the future?’ but really, we need to be thinking 'Is the future ready for US?’ I know after
surviving the IB we will conquer any challenge we tackle and I can’t wait to hear about all the wonderful things you will all accomplish.
Rita Liao Don’t feel nervous because your opinion differs from others. Don’t feel humiliated about your unusual learning habits. Teachers harass you just because they think you are unique. Look at the others. Are they that different from you? Their eyes are full of hopes, just like yours. ’Carpecarpecarpe
diem’ Hear it? It is the legacy of your lives. Seize the day, Grad 2011. Make your lives extraordinary!
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Nicole Linaksita "life is too short to wake uP in the morning with regrets, so love the people who treat yoU Right, forget aboftt the ones who don't# and believe that , everything haPpens for a * , reason, if you get a chance, •takeit. if it changes your LifE, let it. nobody said that it'd be
easy; they just promised it'd be worth it." - anonymous it's been a Fantastic joUrney, guys. thaNks for tHe memories and hope your future goes weLI. - colE
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Jack MacPhail I think that the only words that can describe this year come from Mr. Terry Hoitz “I’m like a peacock you gotta let me fly!!!”
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Tirajeh Mazaheri “Graduation is not the end; it's the beginning.” Orrin Hatch As I graduate and move on to the next step in my life, I will never forget all of the memories I have made with my graduating class. Mulgrave has opened up many doors for all of us and together we have achieved everything In our
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grasp. I always like to think ‘if opportunity doesn't knock, build a door’, and that’s exactly what we have all learned to do. Let’s show the world what were made of!
Victoria Ong This is where we replace the ending with a beginning. Here’s to the rest of our lives!”
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Looking back, I realized that I Viave spent some of the best and worst days of my life at this school, at the end of the,day, ils still hard to say gtfodbye. MX, WH, HZ, R L SW, I wanna say I'm gonna miss you guys a lot but I realized that you guys are probably jiist gonna laugh and say that I must be joking so I'll just leave ft at thatJ CJames dynamic duo still got business to handle, handshake u later in the NBA. piggy: <3 Any yearbook write-up wouldn’t be complete without a couple of
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encouraging quotes by famous or not so famous people, so here you go"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have." - Thomas Jefferson “We choose to go to the moon (take IB). We choose to go to the moon (take IB) in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.” J.F Kennedy “Stay hungry, Stay foolish” Steve Jobs
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Glara Rhee A girl who was not able to keep herself awake beyond 8 pm learned to stay up until she saw the sunrise. A girl who couldn’t even sing the Alphabet Song wrote 4000 words of an history extended essay. A girl
who doesn’t even have a kindergarten or elementary graduation certificate is now getting an IB diploma. I guess IB is a joke after all, and the jokes on us?
Julia Rinaldi "Now comes the mystery" -H. Beecher Graduating is like death. We are passing into another phase of our lives and there lies our next mystery. I might not have a plan in the world but that’s what makes life fun.
I cant wait to make my own way in the world and hope that I will have half the support that I had here. Thank you for putting up with my singing, running and all around craziness. Do what you want, Bye. 13
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Spencer Shields Being schooled at Mulgrave was much like writing this statement: I always found myself coming up a little short.
Gracie Smid The secret of life is honesty and fair dealing. If you can fake that, you've got it made.» - Unknown With the crew., made it through. Enjoyed the laughs you all brought
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me, and have some memories that will last a life time. If any of you are ever in Mexico call me up! :D gracias and hasta la vista amigos
Nathan Stedman I have an intense need to explore this universe theoretically and literally, and I feel like I am on the cusp of arriving at the point in life where I start to do that. For that I am IBtemely excited, and am happy to say that Mulgrave has prepared me well for my
journey, and has made the anticipation of that freedom so much greater. I will of course look back fondly on my time here, with my bros, not with sadness, but with deep nostalgia. All I can say is that I hope you’re not lactose intolerant
Hana Turner High School. Some people describe this time as the “best time of tyour life” and others do just about anything to forget it. Personally, I put myself somewhere in between the good and the bad times. The memory of my first day of Grade 8 at a new school, and then grade 9 when I’m actually
looking forward to returning after summer break. Then there are the times where you begin to notice your flaws and the flaws in those around you. I’d say out of all the experiences these are the worst. Be true to yourself no matter what! All the best in the future grads of 2011.
Julika Volkmann “I had a dream I was eating a giant marshmallow and when I woke up my pillow was gone.” May you all achieve your dreams.
Thank you to my teachers, parents and friends for making this year the best.
Theresa Volkmann Here, I rose to the biggest challenges of my life. Thank you to all the people that have taught me something over the past 18 years! I hope everyone in my class is their own definition of successful. 15
Shirley Wang Good job everyone! I m not going to lie and say “I’ll miss you all so much." Well, maybe just a little*.. Contact me when you become successful, and I know you all will be, because you’re all
55 of your emails bringing me news of your success. After all, we survived IB, didn’t we? Continue being awesome, because life is too short to not be totally awesome all of the time.
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episodes of Glee. We’ve got a situation. Stay rowdy Mulgrave and remember IB a nerd today, IB your boss tomorrow. You must be the change you wish to see in the world - Mahatma Gandhi
Kei Yamamoto It has been one long ride; starting here since grade three, who would have thought that nine years later I would still be here. As time passed, I gradually expanded outwards regardless of the schools location or status. W fw ie r it is a pretentious private school on a mountain, or a local public school I believe it matters not.
I My hat is off to you. The school,^he students, the coaches and teachers alike for giving me the experiences, good or bad to shape me into who I am today. » For the team: Most will fight for life. But we * must also fight for the game. For fighting for the game is Ê
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It all comes down to how one makes connections through communications. To my fellow grads, you all did great and were an extraordinary class to be with. It’s finally over. We are free. Fly away now- Fly away now- Fly a'
what will separate the legends from the mediocre. That is the mentality I, and we should strive for. We live and yearn for respect and legacy. Have you left yours?
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Han Zhang We went all the way from the bottom to the top, Grads!! Now head into another stage and start from the bottom again, we are going to love it!!! “Life is full of beauty. Notice it. Notice the bumble bee, the small child, and the smiling faces. Live your life to the fullest potential, and fight for your dreams.” - Ashley Smith
dSuper The grads most reminiscent of Barbie and Ken Amanda & Bobby
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The most flirtacious grad â&#x20AC;˘ Kieran
The grad most likely to be famous - Aazan
The biggest klutz - Julia
The greatest class clowns Peter & DJ
The most athletic Madi & Norika
The grad who spent the most time sleeping in class - Kei
The grad most likely to rule the world - Andrew
The grad most likely to become a Mulgrave teacher Hana T
The most inseparable grads never seen apart Madi & Kyra
The most artistic - Nicole
The grad most likely to be a billionaire - Nathan
Tw as a balmy summer evening when, dressed to the nine’s, the Grad class of 2011 gathered together for their last hurrah. The girl’s were glamorous in dresses and heels, the boy’s dapper in suits and (bow)ties. Our outfits (and shoes) may have been put in some peril during the hike to the bus, but nonetheless we carried on, determined to enjoy every moment. The Fairmont hosted our official celebration, with fine food, good music, and many a photo to be had. Heartfelt thanks to our peers, our parents, and our teachers were offered. Our class certainly put our own stamp on the event with toasts involving gorgons, and some of our grads took to the stage for a personalized rendition of Don’t Stop Believin’. It goes on and on and on, but for now the Grad Ball has wrapped up one fantastic
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Armaan Ali
Dina Arafeh
Medya Ashrafi
Eric Bleim
Tenal Bourchier
M.C. de Beer
Bradan Decicco
Brenna Dowling
Jessie Evans
Luke Allard
Yang Ge
Sam Griffiths
Paige Guscott
Mana Habibian
Owen Hann
Adam Hart
Charlie Hart
Dominique Hart
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Tony Henderson
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Kelsey McLean
Nisia Minicucci
Nicole Moller
Ali Movasaghi
Abrisham Noghrekar
Brian Oh
William Ounjian
Ben Ressideh
Dustin Riley
Alexander Sadler
Nadir Surani
SaĂna Taghi Ganji
Andrew Tallos
Angle Travlos
Yongdong Wang
Kyle White
Chris Wilson
Ylmeng Xu
Oscar Tweet
The Grade ITs ventured to Vancouver Island for camp. It was four days of integrated activities with a twist!
"We came home tired but thoroughly enjoyed the trip. It was great to see the provincial capital from a different point of view.."
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GRADE 11 GAMP The Grade 11 trip to Victoria was quite different from our regular camp; it took the form of a field trip which connected a variety of subjects. We stayed at the beautiful Shawinigan Lake, and we took a number of day trips to nearby destinations including Sidney and Downtown Victoria. We visited the Shaw Ocean Discovery Centre, the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, as well as downtown Victoria for filming with Super 8 Cameras. Each evening, we spent time playing group activities which helped us to bond as a grade. For a Theory of Knowledge connection we got into small groups and were given the task of developing a unique planet with its own language and customs. We presented our ideas in a variety of ways, with no two groups even coming close to being similar. All in all, we are certain that everyone would say they had a fantastic time! Graham Brown and Brenna Dowling
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"At camp we learned about sustainability. At the aquarium we looked at animals and learned how they live."
"We were cleaning up the ivy for the plants. The ivy covers the other plants to kill them. So we pulled them to let the other plants live."
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Grade Ten
Ameeqa AN
Kimia Bahadorani
Mark Bakhet
Florence Belanger Jones
Margaret Berton
Ellie Beveridge
Cara Blair
Teela Brooks
Justin Chan
Adam Chandani
Jason Chang
David Chen
Yi Chu Dai
Nicholas Durrans
Alexandra Earner Goult
Emily Fedusiak
Gloria Feng
Leo Franco Crespo
Christopher French
Christian Frost
Spencer G air
Louis Kim
M elissa Godin
Oliver Kirkwood
Chris G ollner
Andrew G raystone
Niko Keshtkar
Yuta Kikuchl
Feiyi Kuai
Alexander Lee
Nicolas Isla
Charlotte Lee
Grade Ten
Stephanie Porter
Hannah Rose Radford
Emma Rahemtulla
Alia Ridley
Toby Roper
Honor Rozee
Ji Min Seung
Emily Sewell
Jasmine Somani
Amir Tavakolizadeh
Josef Thompson
Tori Timmons
Maddy Turner
Ian Widdows
Yannis Willi
Devon Yip
Will Yoon
Lauren Young
Tina Zhang
We asked ourselves, how could we have been to Whistler so many times and have not really experienced the great outdoors. This camp opened our eyes.
GRADE 10 CAMP For Grade 10 camp this year, we went on a threeday hike in the Whistler Alpine area. Packing in and out all of our belongings was a challenge, but in the end we all made it out alive. We were lucky with the weather, as it only rained at night and we had beautiful days for hiking. Being in the woods has its challenges; unfortunately there were no outhouses and we had to dig a hole...memories. We also had to get all of our water from the nearby stream. It was beautiful camping with sky high mountains surrounding us every which way. Even though camp was not a 'walk in the park', it was great to do it with our friends because they helped us throughout the trip. We loved spending time bonding in smaller groups and everyone in the group came closer together. Learning outside of school was interesting and the teachers managed to tie in relevant homework assignments in science and socials! In the end we had a great time and lots of fun. We wish next yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Grade 10 luck in the last real camping trip!
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It was the most memorable camp experience ever.
Pushing our boundaries everyday, it was an experience that brought us closer together as a group.
The sight was amazing and I remember the feeling of accomplishment.
Chris French
Honor Rozee
Alia Ridley
Grade Nine
Matthew Abrary
Nicky Allen
Justin An
Michael Arnold
Michael Arnould
Kelvin Au
Tyler Benson
Sierra Bharmal
Josephine Bird
Benjamin Boddez
Bronwyn Carere
Sophie Chappell
Celine Chen
Crystal Cheng
Ruby Choi
David Cross
Tasha Fischer
Rose Gallo
Noah Guld
Jam es Guscott
Marcus Hann
Sukhmun Hare
Samiya Hassan
Anna Hetherington
Connor Hughes
Ashleigh Kearns
Sean Kim
Isabelle Kirkwood
Abigail Korbin
Sabrina Lalani
Grade Nine
Annika Lee
Daniel Lee
Mitchell Madill
Nika Maghsoud
Carlos Martin
M.J.Mayo
Hayley McIntyre
Morgan McIntyre
Aaron McKenzie
Jasmine Meikle
Micah Smith
Justin Smyth
Connor Stanton
Alex Stedman
Megan Steffens
Indian Arm is only a few minutes from downtown, but it felt like a million miles from civilisation!
We kept on smiling even though we were cold and wet and needed a bath!
Justin An
GRADE 9 CAMP Grade 9 went on the most amazing excursion deep into the forests of Indian Arm. We learned the tips and tricks of kayaking and were soaked and freezing at first, but near the end, we were laughing and had mastered kayaking. We had to learn how to setup a tarp (we didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t sleep in tents!) That was more fun that we realised. Our camp was for three fun-filled days and two nights. Luckily, the weather was stunning all day, but at night it was pouring with rain. It was a good thing that our tarps stood up to the elements! We travelled to Granite Falls where we spent the day swimming and relaxing. Another highlight was kayaking over to Twin Islands. We learned all about camping, how to get on well with each other and how to survive in the outdoors. What an exhilarating camp!
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We were so lucky to have beautiful sunny days to kayak along the Arm.
There were times when it just seemed like too much effort, but we kept going.
The scenery was just stunning. You can imagine how it would have looked hundreds of years ago to the first Europeans canoeing up Indian Arm.
Josie Bird
Ben Boddez
David Cross
Our lovely girls didn't mind being out of the city. They bravely slept out under the stars, not complaining...much.
Smiling happily, Tasha, Hailey, Anna, Heather and Annika enjoying the outdoors.
We Learned to paddle like pros! Here we are gliding past the old powerhouse.
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Andrew Ablett
Andy Aguilar Medina
Saman Ahmadi Vafa
Zoe Anderson
Claire Attridge
David Bai
Tera Baik
Dara Barrow-Precious
Samantha Bottrill
Tiare Brea
Carmen Canteli
Christina Catliff
Sunny Choi
Lewis Croke
Benny Jean Cytrynbaum
Adrian Dean
Emma Eamer-Goult
Kevin Fabian
Matreya Fedor
Lauren Forster
Femando Franco Crespo
Andrew French
Ryan Gray
Sarah Halldorson
Cameron Henderson
Haram Jang
Jamilla Janmohamed
Helen Jeong
Angela Joannou
Eric Jung
Richard Jung
Rory Lambert
Yunnya Lee
Jerico Lumanlan
Freya Ma
Daniela Martin
Simon McEvoy
John Mitchell
Liam Mitchell
Stephanie Mounzer
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Sarah Mytton
Victoria O'Brien
Mitchell Oswald
William Pullen
Jena Roper
Hirmand Saffari
Omar Salemohamed
Abbey Sewell
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Sandra Thies
Mitchell Thompson
Kelcy Timmons
Jolee Tung
Ilya Van Nleuwenhuyse
Gereon Wahle
Sarah Walker
Kitty Wang
Lucy Willis
Nicholas Wimmer Manderson
Trevor Withers
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Maggie Zheng
Oscar Zimmerman
Even though it was surprising, and not what we're used to, we had so much fun at camp.
We were inspired to produce some natural art with flat rocks.
-Freya Ma
GRADE 8 CAMP We Grade 8's set out to Garibaldi Provincial Park. After one week of preparation, we hiked for a couple hours to our destination. It was just excrutiating! Relief set in when we arrived at our camp site. Our camping experience included, but was not limited to: rainy weather, cooking our own food, hiking through dense forest, messy hair, not showering for three days, beautiful scenery and lifelong memories. The reactions varied among the campers, but all of us experienced a great time. We made stronger bonds with our besties and we got on well with everyone else. It was a tough and demanding camp so watch out Grade 7's! You need to have some extreme plans for September 2011! 48
The river was amazing. It was such an awesome time because on a sunny day we created inuksuit. It was great.
It didn't matter where you were on the mountain, the view was amazing. The mountain reflected perfectly on the icy cold water.
When we got to camp, everyone was so exhausted because of the 2 hour hike up to the camp site. I felt better after hearing that the expert hiking group had to do a 5 hour hike!
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The mountain was just breathtaking. In the morning it was very peaceful and quiet. We would sit on the logs that sat in the water and watch the sun rise.
The Lake Angela, Claire, Richard, Luciie, Mr. Wilson, Sarah, Rory, Tiare and Ryan are enjoying the view.
The Tent Jerico, Luciie, Matreya, and Tiare talking in the tent.
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Jordan Beck
Jessica Beddis
Emma Berton
Georgia Boddez
Laura Gollner
Chelsea Henry
Zach Ingram
Anniqa Karmali
Rebecca Kendrick
Jonathan Kim
Michael Kim
Tiffany Koo
Angela Kwak
Jacob Laรงasse
Khylam Lalani
Soraiya Lalani
Milla Larjava
Brandon Lee
Emme Lee
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Emma Neill-Klein
Sarah Orsmond
Vivian Ounjian
Angela Pai
Shelly Park
Hannah Rahim
Gregory Read
Nadia Rodrigues
Jenna Sherrington
Jordan Somani
Carl Steffens
Karl Lukas Steiniger
Merina Uhrle
McKade Wang
Sydney White
Danielle Wierenga
Madeline Williams
Bill Yuan
Jeff Zhou
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The handshakes we gave each other at Artaban are ones that we will always remember.
Emma Berton
GRADE I GAMP The Grade 7’s enjoyed a three-day trip to the Camp Artaban on Gambier Island. The weather alternated between sun and rain which was not too bad when we were in the cabins, but it was pretty awful when we were under the tarps! I enjoyed the amazing scenery and the delicious meals. Some of the Grade 7’s described their experience there as: “Interesting”, “fun”, “totally unforgettable” and “AMAZING”. We learned some valuable survival skills and had great time.
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The camp fought alot of survival skills and we learned by trial and some errors.
At the beach looking at things and also trying to find some types of marine life.
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Although we had a lot of rain we managed to have great fun and really appreciated our homes and families!
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Grade <§ix
Zoé Ablett
Martin Abrary
Maya Alfreds
Nicolas Beaulieu
Flavie Belanger-Jones
Liana Biasucci
Isabella Bosrock
Alexander Brun
Michael Calder
Matthew Cho
Sydney Copp
Siri Coupland
Michaela Cox
James Croke
Aurora Cummings
Emma Dean
Jack Decooman
Emilie Desabráis
Kezia Devathasan
James Ferguson
Tina Fu
Will Fuller
Emma Godin
Rafael Gonzalez
Liam Gray
Aria Guld
Sydney Hague
Daisy Harris
Jordan Henderson
Jacob Hiom
Kevin Hu
Tushya Iyer
Zakir Jamal
Jenissa Janmohamed
Louis Keleher
Aramis Khorchidian
Mina Khoshnevis
Lucky Kim
Madeleine Kirkwood
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Hannah Palacios
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Camp was an exciting opportunity that nobody in Grade 6 would want to miss. Loon Lake - here we come!
"I really badly wanted to jump into the water and I did. It was COLD."
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GRADE 6 CAMP I woke up early in the morning, sprinted to the kitchen, ate breakfast and did my daily business: eating, brushing my teeth and cleaning up. I was eager to get out the door and get to camp. On the first day we got split into groups that we would be doing our activities with. There was so much to do: low ropes, high ropes, orienteering, canoeing and raft building. On day 2 my highlight was Survivor. We all got together on the dining hall sundeck and played a big games altogether. Pinnacle Pursuits were the group that planned our activities and taught us how to use the equipment. They were really amazing. The next day I woke up to see an unclouded sunlit sky and I knew it was going to be another great day. I was still excited even though it was 7 oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; clock in the morning and I was already wiped-out! Everybody was rushing around and getting packed up when I remembered that it was the last day of camp and we were going home today. My camp experience was a flabbergasting, mindboggling, and incredible experience to all of us. Mina Khoshnevis, 6Y 60
"Camp changed my life by meeting new people and exploring the outdoors"
"The low ropes were awesome... until I fell."
"The lake was freezing but jumping into it was fun!" Ranna Mehr
"Ranna and Hannah plus wet equals accidently on purpose. Madeline Kirkwood
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Hannah Palacios
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Grade five
Una Bach
Tessa Barrow Precious
Matthew Chasmar
Ahjin Cho
Laura Fabian
Timmy Frewin
Grayson Beck
Aiden Carere
Jacky Chang
Isaac Hole
Kevin Hu
Sparsh Jain
Nelli Larjava
So Yi Lee
Joshua Levy
Samantha Levy
Sharon Liu
Trevor Longo
Isabella Manderson
Liam March
Charles Martin
Sarah Mejia
Claudia Menziuso
Rachel Menziuso
Amir Ali Mir Pourian
Lauren Mounzer
Grade Five
Miguel Ransanz
Aydin Rezazadeh
Arveen Shokravi
Sofia Sullivan
John Christophe Taghavi
Kealin Sacre
Jae Hyun Seung
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Caitlyn Southey
Veronica Steek
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GRADE 5 CAMP The Grade 5’s went to Sea to Sky Outdoor School: Sept. 27th - Sept. 29th. “We got to go on a ferry and then canoed our way to camp. We got to go hiking on trails and we put banana slugs on our faces. For short hikes, we got to go to beaches and found lots of crabs under rocks. Every morning, a mariachi band came in and woke us up. Some morning activities were low ropes, polar dipping and 'Mission Improbable'. I went to Mission Improbable, but I can’t say anything because it was top secret. There were also clans! I was in the Loon Clan. On one of the nights, after dinner, everybody went to a house and we got to play a game. They would ask us questions, and every time we got it right, they flipped a letter down and the letters were scrambled and we had to guess what the word was. The answer in the end was ‘I can help’. The Loon Clan won! When we got to go to the ferry terminal to leave, we thanked the leaders. 66
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"It was awesome except for the time it was raining"
-Arveen Shokravi
"A wonderful, lively experience for all of us"
"It was a great time hiking and canoeing"
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-Armón Shokravi
The Grade 5's spent a lot of time singing their hearts out with camp songs. We learn about the environment and each other.
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Grade four
Justin Abrary
Raiyana Alibhai
Ava Aminbakhsh
Cole Beaulieu
Nathan Bidder
Sebastian Hadden
Alyssa Hague
Natalie Hanna
CalĂais Harrison
Maggie Haugom
Mollie Haugom
Rhianna Hiom
Andrew Horner
Lillian Huang
Adam Jamal
Grace Jung
Aleem Karmali
Imraan Karmali
Matthew Katz
Natasha Kearns
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Jenna Mamdani
Celina Manji
Andrew March
Alisha Muljiani
Sebastian Paisley
Reagan Pownall
Sayeed Mavani
Meridy Meikle
Dale Roseman
Ingrid White
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The Grade 4's had a really wonderful experience during the beach cleanup. They were working with some of the bigger kids in the Middle School.They had fun while doing their share to help the environment. We talked to some of the Grade 4 students and this is what they thought of the Beach Cleanup: Ethan said: "I enjoyed cleaning and making the beach look great again." Juliana said: "I had fun helping the environment, but it'sa shame that we have to do this. People should pick up their own garbage." Celina said: "I loved being in nature and having fun at the same time." Emma said: "I loved participating." Max said: "I enjoyed looking for all of the trash at the beach and getting rid of it." Way to go for helping the community!
Grade 4 went to Sea to Sky Camp. It was their first ’real’ Mulgrave School camp and they had so much fun!
The 'Solitude Spots' were really good times to sit and think or you could write in your log book.
Raiyana Alibhai
GRADE 4 GAMP Welcome to Sea to Sky by Jocelyn Desabráis I have heard the tale of Sea to Sky, Where the water is frigid and the falcons fly high, Where the bugs creep and crawl and the chipmunks call, Welcome to Sea to Sky I will get on the ferry as I am told, And when I arrive I’m sure I’ll be cold, So I follow Wings through the forest trail, And on that trail I’ll find a snail. Welcome to Sea to Sky
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Camp wasn’t all about fun activities, we learned lessons too! I learned to work together when we went canoeing because when we all paddled at different times we went nowhere, but when we paddled together, we went a lot faster.
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My favourite part of Grade 4 camp was polar dipping in the morning! It was something new and exciting.” A lisha Muljiani
The food was so good! I never usually have hot chocolate in the mornings, so it was a great treat!” M aggie Haugom
Going polar dipping was so cold when you jumped in, and so salty! It was only a little bit of my whole experience, like eating one sprinkle on my ice cream! Jen n a M am dani 73
Grade Three
Sarah Berton
Kevin Calder
Braxton Calkins
Kayley Chang
Nicole Cheah
Connor Chittock
May Cho
Will Collister
Cleo Cox
Julia Cross
Blake Curry
Steele Curry
Gia Da Roza
Azad Dharamsi
Nikki Ebrahimi-Siaghi
Benjamin Kendrick
Markus Marosits
Lindsay llkay
Catherine Jiang
Claire Joyce
Sahra Kassim-Lakha
ZoĂŤ Kortje
Rosie Li
Raiden Louie
Niki Mahmoudi
Branden Modrovic
Harry Philpotts
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Mikhail Talib
Kristjana Walker
Connor Walsh
Luna Wang
Tal Williams-Wood
Augustin Wright
Lily Yan
Christie Yang
Audrey Yoshino
For a first taste of camp, the Grade 3's had a wonderful time sleeping over at the school.
Early Saturday morning, straight after breakfast, we went for a hike up the mountain. What a great way to start the day!
David Polevoy
GRADE 3 CAMP Have you ever had an excellent sleepover camp? Well, I have. There were a lot of great activities at our Grade 3 camp, but I am going to tell you about my three favourite activities. Well, my favourite activity was the Grade 3 Talent Show because some people sang songs, some played songs, some did comedy acts and some did sport talents, like I did. Branden, Deepak and I were a group. We were the ninth group to be on. The Grade 3 Talent Show was amazing! My second favourite activity was when Ms. Mitchell read a story. While she was reading, we got to drink hot chocolate and got to eat cookies. That was also an amazing event. My third favourite activity was playing in the gym in the morning. At first we were playing chain tag. Then we got to do whatever we wanted. I played hockey. The people on my team were Augustin, Will, Deepak, and Catherine. My opponents were Harry, Jayden, ConnorW. and Mikhail. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m not sure what the score was but the game was great! The camp was really great. Markus Marosits 78
We had great food! It was lasagne and garlic bread for dinner with ice cream for dessert.
We had different arts and crafts to do. I tie-dyed my shirt.
I was in the talent show doing magic tricks, it was lots of fun!
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Grade Two
Evan Alfreds
Alexandra Bosrock
Jaden Bourchier
Jed Decooman
Melissa Foster
Jilllan Franks
Amin Gulamani
Ewan Hadden
Khayali Dhanji
Lucy Lepoidevin
Eli Lippman
Victoria Lu
Aly Mamdani
Isaac Manji
Sascha McEvoy
Ellie Mitchell
Jolene Morabito
Taka Nohdomi
Gabriella Novak
Ellie Park
Sahra Rajanl
Alyza Samji
Kaden Sayani
Miles Sullivan
Grade One
Inaya Alibhai
Mackenzie Copp
Daniel Aminbakhsh
Flashed Arafeh
Alex Bai
Kate Birch
Tristan Campeau
Ethan Chang
Ryan Cheah
Kai Cho
Giulia Cox
Garrett Dai
Mikkah Damji
Bela Desai
Finn Grathwol
Max McCarter
Khirad Hassam
Kamran Hemani
Ziyan Hemani
Divya Hooja
Jamil Lalani
Matthew Lede
Nevin Louie
Madelyn Marchant
Olesya Menshykova
Kiyaan Merall
Veronica Morabito
Ahna Noormohamed
Grade One
Cole Roppel
Tudor Rosu
Mira Saba
Shaiya Sayani
Mark Short
Ali Talib
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Eoin White
Grace-Lily Wray
Vivian Ye
Chantal Yoshino
Selina Zhu
Sophy Zhu
Kindergarden
Kameel Ahamed
Milad Ahmadi-NIri
Olivia Awde
Madeline Bellamy
Luke Chittock
Talulla Cox
ZoĂŠ Da Roza
Aman Dhillon
Amrita Dhillon
Victor Gaastra
Steven Gabier
Matthew Gollner
Karina Gulamani
Ella Harvey
Jerome Lippman
George Luo
Raya Mamdani
Lukas Marosits
Brandon Matich
Lialah Mavani
Quinn McKay
Kenda Murray
Milan Novak
Annabella Nowtash
Annabelle Onrot
Nikolai Rubin
Mercedes Sanei
Emily Southey
Owen Sullivan
Ashley Wong
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Payton Adelaar
Jackson Armstrong
Adrian Bach
Kiana Bagherpour
Shaya Behmard
Reagan Burgmann
Jada Chang
Gabrielle Coglon
Natasha Croke
Mitchell Dai
Ava Danael
Andrew Du
Jakob Franks
Terry Hao
Sara Janmohamed
Alina Jarvis
Ethan Ko
Kennedy Kopke
Charlotte MacnuttLawson
Ava Martin
Nazpendar Meibodl
Qyle Merali
Zia Merali
Pasha Mourachov
Malcolm Murray
Aria Rajwani
Shavi Ramdhani
Cameron Roseman
Jenna Rowland
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Ali Dhanani
Kala Hakimzadeh
Nikki Hakimzadeh
Noah Blakney
Kayden Bolduc
Samuel Calder
Elena Clay
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Simonne Figueroa
Daniel Ghane-Bassiri
Hannah Guest
Charles Harland
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Christine Bridge
Clayre Brough
Alanna Cadwallader
Wendy Campbell
Melanie Cannon
Claire Carbone
Christine Carrillo
Jonathan Cawkell
Betty Chapin
Hazel Chee
Erika Drexl
Rob Eakin
Karen Fairall
Nicola Ferguson
Suzanne Finlayson
John Flanagan
Catherine Frewin
Michael Frewin
Marisa Fuscaldo
James Gardiner
Christine Giesbrecht
Sunita Gill
Graham Gilley
Flelen Gleeson
Tamara Gris
Jean Flan
Lee Flardy
Morag Harris
Shirley Hawkins
Jane Heward
Jan Hrdina
Barbara Hunt
Kent Jamieson
Alnoor Janmohamed
Sean Juteau
Richard Keleher
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Nicole Lebrun
Claude Leduc
David Lo
Tina Logan
David Lopez
Leo Lopez
Michael Lopez
Hayley Lott
Claire Lynch
Janet Martin
Jessica May
Sophie May
Alexandra McIntyre
Claude McLean
Alison McTavish
Fred Meewes
Murray Miller
Karyn Mitchell
Melissa Moore
Michael Moore
Marlena Morgan
Farhad Najafi
Kristy Newton
Mary O Byrne
Lynn Orsmond
Margot Paris
Shirley Perry
Heather Pez
Karen Pinchin
Glen Pope
Cecile Poulin
Mark Pulfer
Lorraine Radford
Natasha Rathbone
Jessica Richmond
Gareth Ronald Jones
Sara Sarantopoulos
Ashley Schmidt
Ole Sealey
Emma Shaw
Donna Sheh
Libby Soper
Mark Steffens
Nicola Steiniger
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Doug Super
Lesley Tetiker
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Gerry Thomson
Pippa Thomson
Shauna Ullman
Elise Van Draanen
Ferdinand Van Zyl
Monique Vodrey
Kelly Vokey
Angela Walsh
Diana Wang
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Gracia 7 Soys Basketball The team established a direction early in the season and moved the ball better than any other team. Our wonderful team attitude and strategies worked this year, as we went undefeated during the regular play season, but in the championship game, we could not hold out for victory. We demonstrated to the other schools that we played with great collective Titan “Blue” spirit. We all enjoyed the growth of our individual and team skills as equals. Finishing with the Silver Medal in the ISEA B Division was a thrill. These players should continue to have success in the years to come as they work on their skills and fitness. Let’s see how far they can go !
Grade 7 Girls Basketball Our team had a very successful season. They lost only one regular season game and won the silver medal at the ISEA Championships in February. Their performance highlighted that our girls have the discipline, attitude, work ethic, leadership, sportsmanship, and ability to be a very strong and talented team. They are a very special group of studentathletes with the drive and desire necessary to be successful in the highly competitive world of high school hoops. Look for big things from this group in the years to come. Go Titans Go!!!
Bantam Boys Basketball “This year, the Bantam Boys Basketball team developed essential skills that we know will continue to grow in the years to come. We grew together as a team and were able to learn from each other through difficult losses and our lone triumphant victory. The Coaching Staff knows that when we leave the school, we’ll be passing the torch to a group of talented athletes who will be prepared to carry the load of Senior Basketball.”
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The girls had an impressive season this year, going undefeated in league play. Losing a heartbreaker semi-final game to Sutherland, the Lady Titans finished 3rd in the North Shore Div1 League. During the Independent Championships, the Lady Titans out matched their opponents Collingwood and Saint Johns and were defeated 54-40 by the home team York House Tigers. Finishing 3rd in the ISA’s was a season highlight for the players and coaches. The work ethic, hard work, and determination of all the players contributed to the teams overall success. Next season the Lady Titans are looking to build on the foundation that has already been built to further their success on the court.
Junior Boys Basketball This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Junior Boys Team was very successful and each player developed a significant amount as the season went on. Although we narrowly missed moving on in the playoffs the boys fought as hard as they could and worked like they had all season; as if each game was their last. The two trips to Vancouver Island and the Sunshine coast were great highlights and although we at times fell on the court we rarely fell on the ice. Congratulations gentleman on a hardworking and very fun season.
Junior Girls Basketball The Junior girls basketball season started off with two games before the December break. The girls started with a win in our first game against Bodwell and went on to face many challenging teams ending the season with a record of 1-4. These girls were hardworking and determined and showed great improvement throughout the season. Our team was diverse and all players brought their own personal strengths to the team. Unfortunately the season ended without the chance to take part in playoff games. All players worked hard to expand their skill sets and they have great potential to take their skills further next year. Great season girls!
d^nior Boys Basketball It was another strong building year for the Senior Boys basketball team. The core of the team was in grade 11 and had the burden of shouldering the responsibilities that fell to last yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s seniors. The players responded admirably and the team showed constant improvement throughout the season. Unfortunately, injuries to key players kept us from achieving our ultimate goal of making provincials. However, the future of the Titans looks bright as there will be 9 seniors and some very strong young players competing for minutes next year.
Grade 7 Volleyball The Grade 7 Girls Volleyball Team and players entered the gym at the beginning of the season shy, quiet and unsure of their abilities. However, the girls proved to be a force to be reckoned with by spiking off their season at Collingwood School by going undefeated against Collingwood School and Meadowridge School. The girls supported each other and worked hard consistently throughout the season and were always eager to learn more and help each other out. The team remained undefeated all season until their last game. They finished strong, being able to execute far more complex transitions and formations than the other teams. It turned out to be an amazing season. GO TITANS GO!
Juvenile Girls Volleyball We played in nine NSSSAA league games and two tournaments. In league play, we weren’t as successful as we had hoped to be due to illness and injury. Nonetheless, we had fun, learned many new skills, and realised that we can compete with any team on the North Shore when we believe in ourselves and play with conviction. On the other hand, we had a great deal of success coming in 5th place at the Junior Girls Highroad AcademyTournamentandin6th place at the Junior Girls ISAA Championships. Next year, we look to continue our success and development as we will all return to play together again at the junior level. GO TITANS GO!!!
Bantam Girls Volleyballl The Bantam Girls Volleyball team had a tremendous season placing 4th at the ISA Championships. During league play, the Lady Titans finished with an overall record of 4-4 and headed into the semi-finals of playoffs. The squad was lost in a tiebreaker to head into the semi-finals of playoffs to West Van High 2 sets to 1. The season included a tremendous amount of skill development, sportsmanship, and tenacity which led to outstanding execution on the court. The Lady Titans are geared up for next year’s Juvenile season and are ready to elevate their level of play! r /^
Juvenile ©oys Volleyball As Mulgrave’s first ever boys team, the guys proved that they belonged in our North Shore league. A season packed full of serving, spiking, passing, and push-ups led the boys to the brink of a playoff win only to lose a very close 3rd set. Throughout the season the team took huge strides towards greatness and with hard work and dedication in the future, they will be successful. Thanks for the season and all of your hard work gentleman.
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Junior Girls Volleyball The Junior Girls Volleyball Team may have started off the year labeled as the development team; however, they hit off their season with a bang at a tournament hosted by Carver Christian School. They managed to dig, spike, serve and block their way through the day and came out Tier II Champions. The girls developed into stronger players with a true love and respect for the game of volleyball. The girls consistently supported each other, worked hard and showed a powerful reliance throughout the season. They finished the season strong, being able to execute a far more consistent level of play. It was an amazing season. GO TITANS GO!
Gracia 6/7 Rugby The Grade 7 rugby team had a very good season this year. At the start of training we were joined by seven players who were new to rugby including three girls. We played a series of tournaments and although we could not match the power of some of the bigger schools we gave a good account of ourselves in every game and finally finished 4th in the ISABC championship. While all of our players showed skill and commitment, the following students received end of year awards: Most Improved Maddy Williams, Best Forward Carl Steffans, Best Back Elias Ergas, All - heart: Victor Feng. Coaches Wray and Sealey
Junior Girls Volleyball Our Senior Girls Volleyball Team travelled to San Diego to compete in the Monte Vista "Monarchs" 6th Annual Varsity Invitational tournament. Mulgrave was the only team without a single Grade 12 student-athlete on its roster. They placed 7th out of 10 teams and gained a wealth of experience. The team continued their league play on Tuesday, October 12th when they travelled to the Sunshine Coast to play Elphinstone and Chatelech. They finished the season by capturing the bronze medal at the Zone Championships. Their future looks bright as they are a young team returning all 11 players next year.
Juvenile Soys Rugby The future of Mulgraveâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rugby looks promising with this talented, committed and athletic group of boys. The Juvenile rugby team had a very good season. Many of the boys have been playing together since grade 5, and this exposure to the game at such an early age is paying dividends to our success. Although we are quite often outsized by other North Shore teams, our team speed, work ethic and skill make us very competitive. I look forward to watching this group continue to develop, compete and battle.
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senior Boys Rugby There was a considerable amount of anticipation and excitement around the Senior Boys rugby team this year. After successfully earning a spot in the AA tier 1 division, we focused on making the Provincials for the first time in Mulgrave History. The squad was committed and ready for the challenge. Captain, Norika Yue displayed a tireless work ethic and fearless attitude that set the bar for his teammates. As the season progressed, we had some fantastic wins, notably beating St. Georges, but also suffered some frustrating losses. In that final game, Mulgrave battled, competed and sacrificed, but unfortunately it was not our day. Albeit a disappointing loss, in the big picture, it was a very successful season and we look to grow and learn from these experiences.
Senior Tennis The senior tennis team had rollercoaster season. The team fought hard and really spurred each other on to do their best. With hard work, they managed to earn the final spot at zones, winning against Rockridge in a tiebreak, but unfortunately losing to St. Thomas Moore for the final spot to Provincials. The team is already looking forward to next year and regaining their spot at Provincials. Congratulations to Armaan (MVP), MC (All Heart), Hossein (Most improved) with an honourable mention to Bobby, Nicholas, Elham and our amazing fighting spirit from Madi and Shannon! Congratulations!
Junior Tennis Junior Tennis had a successful 2011 season, with four wins and four losses. The team beat out Sentinel Blue, Seycove, Rockridge, Argyle and West Vancouver to take fourth place in the North Shore League. Ourjunior tennis team was made up of talented mix of players from grade 7 through grade 10. Alexander Lee was nominated the team Most Valuable Player, while Nicolas Isla was the teams All-Heart Player and Florence Belanger-Jones was the team's Most Improved Player.
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Cross Country Perfect weather was a feature of the 2010 Cross Country season. Races were held in great conditions, with no rain and very little mud on any of the courses. This made for quick races and enjoyable competition. Our team, comprised of runners from Grades 7 to 12, practiced at school, in local country parks and at each race venue. Emma N-K. from Grade 7 was our first athlete home in the Zones girls’ race. Similarly, Bantam Boys Simon M., Sandy W. and Brent C. were three of our top five in the boys’ race. The future looks bright!
Senior Boys lo eeer In Mulgrave’s first year back in Senior Soccer competition, the Titans made an impressive run to the final. After going undefeated in league play, Mulgrave advanced to the finals by beating Southpointe 5-1 on Tuesday, Oct. 26th 2010 and then King David in the semi-finals 2-0 on Friday, Oct. 29th 2010. The final match was held later that day against Meadowridge on their home field. In front of a huge partisan crowd, Mulgrave came back from a 2-0 deficit to tie the game 2-2 and take the game into penalty kicks. Choosing to kick second, our boys did not miss any of their penalty kicks and in the end won with the penalty kick tally 4-3.
Coif Team From the end of March to May 2011, the golf team played against teams from Chatelech, Don Ross, Windsor, Seycove and St. Thomas Aquinas. The season culminated with the qualifying tornament at Langara Golf Course. Mulgrave golfers played admirably and proved that golf is far from being "a good walk ruined" !
Upper School Swim Team The Swim Team participated in the Lower Mainland Zone Qualifying Meet on Oct. 23rd at UBC. Our swimmers swam well and we finished third overall! We also had 10 swimmers qualify forthe Provincial Championships in Nanaimo and the results were: 5th Place - Kei Yamamoto (100m IM) 6th Place - Kei Yamamoto, Nick Dempsey, Tyler Benson, Connor Hughes (4x100m freestyle relay) 10th Place-Jolee Tung (100m IM) 13th Place - Kelvin Au, Megan Steffens, Sandra Thies, Nick Dempsey (4x50m freestyle relay) 13th Place - Sarah Mytton, Jake Larson, Jolee Tung, Kelvin Au (4x50m IM relay) 16th Place - Connor Hughes (100m freestyle)
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senior Girls Basketball Our Lady Titans had an extremely successful 2010-2011 season. Highlights of the season included winning the ISAA Championships, the Lower Mainland Zone Championships, the West Point Grey Academy tournament (two years in a row now), and placing sixth at the Provincial Championships in Sparwood. In addition, we had two players selected as North Shore All-stars. Sadly, we say goodbye to TJ, Laura, and Victoria who are off to university in September. We will miss them! Next year, though, promises to be just as exciting and successful of a season as we return six players with a great deal of commitment, heart, skill, and an extremely strong work ethic. They are all all-stars in mv eves. Go Titans Go!!!
Junior cMiool Basketball Most of you think it’s easy to sign up for basketball; you put your name down, hand the form in to Ms. Altman and BOOM! You’re on the basketball team! Well, for me, it was a bit harder than that. You see, I had to juggle Cypress Service and Basketball because the after-school days were both on Monday. Someway, somehow, a few other girls and I managed just fine. Once that organisational issue was cleared up, basketball season was so fun that it felt like it flew by. I was devastated to see it end, but the chocolaty goodness of the end-of-the-season cake eased my sadness for a little while! Before I depress you with my sad story, let me explain about the fun we had in basketball season. Honestly, the team felt like having twelve sisters. We had so much fun together! We won together. We lost together. We were always together. Although we would obviously rather win together than lose together! Our coaches, Ms. Straub and Mr. Workman, were very proud of us and all that we had accomplished. In fact, Ms. Straub told us that our team was the only team that didn’t lose a game in the Play-Day! Congratulations girls! I think that between the practices and the gym training, we worked very hard. I had so much fun in the season, I don’t think I could ever be that excited and happy about anything ever again. I have to say, the saddest part of the season was when one of our treasured teammates, Ah Jin Cho, had to leave us for Korea. I will really miss her. I guess the bottom line is that basketball season was an unforgettable part of 2011 ! by Lauren Mounzer 5D
6-7 Rugby Rugby this year was great. We played some great games and beat our rivals St. Georges. This was a big accomplishment for us. We learned how to spread the field, pass the ball more and play better defense. We appreciated our coaches and our Grade 8 mentors for teaching us how to work together as a team. We believe that we are really prepared for next year, especially for the contested scrums and line outs. Overall, this season was very exciting and as a team, we learned a lot about ourselves and rugby. by William Me Evoy, Liam Gray, Michael Calder, Nicolas Beaulieu, and Sam Wilkinson
Junior li>ehool âoce^r This year, we enjoyed playing soccer for the Mulgrave Thunderbolts. Our team did not do as well as we would have hoped, but we played with great sportsmanship and had a great time. Our team was competitive and we played with a lot of team spirit. We had a ton of fun this year, especially on the ISEA play day. We played a lot of games where we won and lost some against our rival teams. We scored many goals and saved our best game for that day. We had a great time and wish we could play another year for the Junior School. Congratulations to all players! by Ray Tan and Will McEvoy
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Cybeiiile The Musical
As members of the audience we had an amazing time experiencing the musical ‘Cyberlife’. We thought it was hilarious and extremely entertaining. The characters really came to life on the stage and the script was creative and was very well written. Actually, it was written especially for Mulgrave! ‘Cyberlife’ is a musical about a group of high school students, each with tough problems. They come across a website called ‘Cyberlife’ which allows them to be whoever they want to be online, while keeping their real identities completely anonymous. One of the characters, who signed onto ‘Cyberlife’, was a short nerd who dreamt of becoming a singer, but was too afraid to share his songs in public. On ‘Cyberlife’ he became a tall, popular singer. The main problem was that the kids couldn’t be friends in real life because of the cliques at school (Nerds, Gangsters, Cool Chicks). As more and more kids signed on, everything got better, until a hacker by the name of Cole revealed the true identity of everyone in the cyber world. In the end, they learnt what a true friendship is. We thought the acting, singing, and choreography were all phenomenal and would give the play 5 stars! By: Shanil Verjee and Ranna Mehr
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had another successful year. 85 teams competed in the 11th Zoom this year from all over the province, i Mulgrave hosted a packed house for the awards night on December I 6th. 76 Mulgrave students from grade 7-12 participated this year creating 14 films. Of these fourteen, ten films were nominated a n d H | three films acknowledged during the Awards presentation. GradeÂŽ 9/10 films Imaginary and Deadline tied for third best Junior Screen play and Grade 11 film Arcadia won third best editing. Nick Pallone won the Brendan Archibald Passionate Filmmaker Award for his | work as screenwriter, actor and sound design on Arcadia.
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Bars and Frames - April 18th The first Mulgrave film and Music night was very well attended and got rave reviews. Organized by Grade 11 students Luke Allard and George Collister this evening celebrated the best films and musical talent of the year. Offering a variety of film genre (Public Service Announcements, silent films, experimental, Drama...) students had the opportunity to both explain their work and screen it for parents and friends. Both the Jazz Band and Concert Band played a number of well-polished pieces, leaving guests hoping for more. In addition, guests were welcomed by student performances by Aazan Habib on guitar, members of the string quartet and the soon famous duo Sam Griffiths (vocals) and Kevin Catliff (piano).
BCStudent FilmFestival - Eight students went to the BC Student Film Festival hosted by Powell River in May, 2011. Students participated in workshops for cinematography, stunts, scriptwriting and editing. They were also able to screen films from around the province in a number of genre’s. Chris Wilson was awarded “Best Extreme Sports Film” for his film Get Out There. The students have had a successful year entering Film Festivals and are eager to compete again next year. 131
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On November 5th 2010, the Grade 8's researched a notable person from history By Fernando Crespo Night of the Notables showed the hard work of all the Grade 8’s. It appeared to be a “Market Place of Notables.” Vistors walked around the “market” meeting singers like, John Lennon, peace makers like Gandhi and activists like Nellie McClung and Heriot Tubman. Visitors entered the theatre and saw it transformed into a museum. The space was divided into three sections: Communicators, Inquirers, and Risk Takers. The Grade 8 students really excelled and were a sight to behold in their fantastic costumes and intercative displays. It was a great night that showcased the creativity and innovative abilitiers of Mulgrave's Grade 8 students. All students were dressed in character
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Junior School Music In November, the G4-6 choristers teamed up with Juno Award winner, Norman Foote, for a programme of light-hearted songs and comedy routines. The process was an excellent exercise in programme-building, learning melodies and back-up vocals for a seasoned performer who had everyone in stitches at times. In April, the G4-5 ensemble donned costumes to present excerpts from Tom Sawyer, the Musical, while the G6 troupe entertained their audiences as knights and damsels in Joust! The format consisted of choristers on risers, with special spoken and singing parts in front, and Mr. McLean as director. The performances were well received by both student and adult audiences. In May, the G4-5 Choir travelled to Langley for the Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festival. A ranking of gold was awarded to the ensemble as a result of their highly polished performance and excellent responsiveness during the ensuing clinic!
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6a§tgrn ü§fï Grade 6 This year, 18 Grade 6 students visited the Eastern USA from 11 - 20th March 2011. We had an exciting and unique opportunity to visit some of America’s most famous monuments and attractions. Some of the highlights from the trip included visiting the Smithsonian Museum of Anthropology, Harvard University, the Washington Zoo, an Amish farm, and the White House. We also went to see the Wizards vs. the L.A. Clippers basketball game in Washington; visited the place where Martin Luther King gave his famous speeches; visited the Hershey Chocolate Factory; and saw Billy Elliot in New York. Led by the ever patient Ms Mitchell and Ms Bridge, this trip gave us the opportunity to gain more responsibility and become more independent. This also gave us the chance to get to know each other better and bond as a group. From Washington to Boston, this year’s trip was both fun and inspiring. If you are considering this trip for next year - do it! We had a really terrific time and will remember the sights and sounds of the Easter USA for many years to come. James Ferguson
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6a§tgrr> Canada Grade 9 This year the Grade 9's had the opportunity to go on the Eastern Canada trip. This trip was based on a lot of the things that we were already learning in our daily classes. However, the experiences that we were able to take part in strengthened our knowledge, particularly in French and Social Studies. One of the most popular activities on this trip was dogsledding. It was an extremely exhilarating experience and the most interesting part about it was that each of the dogs had a different personality. Most of the students became immediately attached to these dogs, and began to name them based on their personalities. Another highlight was â&#x20AC;&#x153;Chez Danyâ&#x20AC;? , which is a traditional sugar shack located in a countryside setting in Quebec. Here we were treated to a traditional French-Canadian meal - which included lots and lots maple syrup. One of the greatest parts about lunch at the sugar shack was the music and dancing. In the middle of the restaurant was a man who was playing traditional songs, as well as more modern songs. This resulted in many of the Grade 9 students spreading themselves across the restaurant, dancing intensely to songs like the Macarena. Some of the other highlights on this trip were skating on the Rideau Canal, going to Carnival, touring McGill University, visiting the Wendat village and school, and going to the Montreal Canadians vs New York Rangers hockey game. We were also able to visit some national attractions such as the center block of Parliament, The National Art Gallery, and The National War Museum. We would definitely recommend this trip to future Grade 9's as the experiences and memories were unforgettable and it is a great opportunity to explore your home country of Canada. This trip left each and every one of us with a new sense of Canadian pride and helped us solve the questionWhat does it mean to be Canadian?
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Costa ‘Rica Grade; Í0 In the middle of March, fifteen Grade 10 students and Ms. Anson and Mr. Pulfer bundled off to Costa Rica for the annual service and ecology global outreach trip. The students arrived at the airport at 5:00 am bleary eyed, but excited. After a 12 hour odyssey via Phoenix we arrived in sunny Costa Rica or so we thought... Unfortunately, the first week was marked by rain and after the winter we have had in Vancouver we were not amused. However, joyful spirits won the day and we had a memorable experience nonetheless. The highlight was, as always, the service portion of the trip. We returned to Pacayas High School in Turrialba, the school that we had visited last year, and were welcomed with open arms. The students became fast friends after only the first day and hung out as if they had known each other for years. Language barrier? What language barrier? Where there’s a will there’s a way and the students found many creative ways to communicate and get to know one another. On leaving day there were many tears, many photos and much, much laughter. It was an experience that the students will never forget. So, what service did we actually do on the trip? At Pacayas we started the process of building them a new gymnasium. The students sanded and painted giant beams that were to be used as the main structural support for the roof. As a result, paint got everywhere, even clothes that had not been used during this portion of the service trip seemed to get paint on them! After Pacayas we visited two small one-room schools in the remotest areas of the region. These schools were in need of supplies and so we ensured that by the time we left the schools were completely set up with everything that they needed. In addition, at one of the schools we spent two days building a washroom. At the end of the two days Margaret declared that she had found her calling and that it was to be a tiler! The rest of the trip was spent visiting various ecologically significant parts of the country. Our host organization, CATIE, is the premier institute for the study of ecology in Central America. As a result, they knew exactly where to go to give students an amazing ecological experience. The most common refrain of this part of the trip was “Monkey!” as Ms. Anson would spot yet another of the tree jumpers. We arrived back in Vancouver after yet another long trip tired but happy, having had one of the best experiences of our lives.
Swaziland_______ Grad¡¿ \ 1 & 12 For two and a half weeks during the summer break, sixteen students headed out to Swaziland and South Africa with Mr. de Beer and Mr. Leduc. Everybody had high hopes and great expectations for the trip, but no one could have imagined the amazing trip that we were going to have. After beginning the trip at Soweto, The Apartheid Museum and Lesedi Cultural Village as a cultural and historical introduction, we started our work with the SOS Children’s Village in Mbabane, Swaziland. There we had the opportunity to work with, and become more familiar with, the people and children of Swaziland as we taught at schools and volunteered in communities. Amazement and admiration were echoed by every member of the group as we witnessed the resilience and good nature of the Swazi people, despite their suffering in a cold winter and time of poor economic development. As painful as it was to move on and say goodbye to the children at the SOS Children’s Village, we then proceeded to another experience that also would resonate with us. We volunteered at Daktari Wildlife Orphanage and Bush School and were able to immerse ourselves into the beautiful nature of South Africa. From teaching children in Swaziland to building a causeway at Daktari to seeing four of the Big Five at Kruger National Park and Tshukudu Game Lodge, the entire experience in Swaziland and South Africa was one that we will never forget. Tsamayang ka Kgotso (go in peace), Swazi crew 2011 ! MC de Beer
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Mission and Vision Statements 'Inspiring Excellence in Education and Life' By inspiring excellence—the continuous pursuit of personal best— in education and life, Mulgrave strives to equip lifelong learners to thrive in a culturally diverse and interdependent world and to 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.
Core Characteristics In terms of Mulgrave's essential character as a school, the strategic fundamentals are that we should continue for the next five years to be a non-denominational, co-educational, Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12, three classes per grade, independent, university preparatory, International Baccalaureate, day school for families that live on the North Shore of Vancouver.
Values Statement At Mulgrave we believe: • Individual values are based on personal integrity and acting with respect towards others. • Our sense of community and friendship is founded on humility, empathy, commitment and inclusion.
• Lifelong learning is built upon curiosity, creativity and innovative thinking. • A global perspective and environ mental and social responsibility are central to becoming true world citizens.
• All members of our community strive for balance and understand that achieving one's personal best should be enjoyable.
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Mulgrave 2020 Executive Summary In the next five years it is our intention, while being true to our school's mission, vision, values and traditions, to build on our success, and to develop Mulgrave from being a very good school to a great school.
are developed further across the PreKindergarten to Grade 12 continuum. We will further enhance our Chinese language provision and develop our Global Outreach Programme with more links to schools overseas.
Keeping our three strong academic IB programmes at the heart of our school curriculum, we are going to ensure that learning and the curriculum are more personalised to the individual student and that within the students' curricula, they develop the modern skills and qualities that they will need to thrive in the future. We will strengthen the three other strands (arts, athletics and service) of education at Mulgrave especially through community partnerships and ensure that our Outdoor Education and other general co-curricular programmes
We will improve our communications as a school and engage all our stakeholders in consultation about how we develop further. We will strengthen our sense of community with all stakeholders in all divisions of the school and will further develop our alumni association, especially as we look forward to our 20th anniversary in 2013. We will aim to acquire land around the school to protect our environment and enhance our facilities to improve the education programmes for the students. This will require a significant fundraising effort and we will look to develop our
advancement activities further to achieve this and to support bursaries. We will further review how we support, develop and remunerate our staff so that we can recruit and retain the best people and support them so that they can continue to inspire our children. These priorities and initiatives have come from combining the hopes and aspirations of our parents and students and the educational vision provided by the leadership team and the staff at the school. The Board is committed to this agenda and looks forward to steering Mulgrave to new levels of excellence over the coming years.
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Kids' Help Phone Penny Drive In October 2010, the Service Action Council (SAC) and Middle School Leadership Team (MLT) joined forces to collect pennies (and silver) to support youth in crisis through the national support network Kids Help Phone (www.kidshelpphone.ca), providing the immediate help and hope that young people need and deserve 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. After two weeks of collecting and several weeks of rolling coins, our student leaders are proud to announce that over $1400 in change was raised. A special thank you is in order to our student organisers, Jessie E. G11, Melissa G. G10 and Danielle W. G7, and to the Wierenga family for their on going support for the Drive.
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Mulgrave students, along with tens of thousands of Amnesty supporters across Canada and in more than 50 countries around the world, wrote letters to mark Human Rights Days, December 10th.
Rebuild Japan Following the tragic earthquake and tsunami of Friday 11th March 2011, Mulgrave was focused on supporting aid organisations. Senior students spent hours folding cranes to raise money. The final talley of cranes was In the thousands. Some Junior School students decided to organise a concert and asked a few friends :rom their music schools to participate. At :he concert, the students were honoured with a visit from the Consul for Cultural Affairs of Japan, Mr. Tetsuya Isono. "I have attended some benefit concerts for Japan, out this one was the most Impressive. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the young musicians and all of you who attended the event," said Mr. Isono.
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Grade 12 Awards IB Film 12 Peter Arnould IB English 12 Hannah Borland IB Theatre Arts 12 Shannon Caron IB Spanish 12 Louise Chong IB Theory of Knowledge 12 Gregory (Ethan) Gaudry-Gardner IB Economics 12 Madison Inman Extended Essay Bobby Jelveh IB Chemistry 12 Woo Jin Jeong IB Mathematics 12 Min Jae (Arthur) Kim IB Visual Arts 12 Cheng Ying (Rita) Liao IB Geography 12 Nicole Linaksita IB History 12 Andrew Moffatt IB French 12 Theresa Volkmann IB Mandarin 12 Shi Yin (Shirley) Wang IB Biology 12 Amanda Woida IB Physics 12 Han Zhang
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Music Awards Middle School Vocal Ensemble Jung Woo (Justin) An Senior School Vocal Ensemble Hannah-Rose Radford Jazz Band Nicholas Dempsey Mathematics Contest Certificates GRADE 7 American Mathematics Contest June Hwan (Jonathan) Kim Canadian National Math League Contest June Hwan (Jonathan) Kim Gauss Contest (Perfect Score) June Hwan (Jonathan) Kim GRADE 8 Canadian National Math League Contest Ji Yoon (Tera) Baik American Mathematics Contest (Perfect Score) Hee Jin (Helen) Jeong Canadian National Math League Contest Ji Na You Gauss Contest (Perfect Score) - Ji Na You GRADE 9 Pascal Contest - Carlos Martin GRADE 10 Cayley Contest (Perfect Score) Xiao Han (David) Chen American Mathematics Contest Joo Whan (Louis) Kim GRADE 11 Fermat Contest - Yang Ge American Mathematics Contest - Yang Ge BC Secondary School Math Contest - Yang Ge Euclid Contest - Yang Ge GRADE 12 American Mathematics Contest - Seung Wook (Francis) Han Canadian Open Mathematics Challenge - Seung Wook (Francis) Han Euclid Contest - Seung Wook (Francis) Han Regional Science Fair Awards Greater Vancouver Science Fair David Laugharne Award - Cayla Kaufman Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of BC Award - Cayla Kaufman Michael Smith Science Challenge at UBC Certificate of Excellence for placing in top 25% Shek Hin (Justin) Chan Certificate of Excellence for placing in top 25% Xiao Han (David) Chen Certificate of Excellence for placing in top 25% Nicolas Isla Luttmann Certificate of Excellence for placing in top 25% Ha Yan (Hayan) Jang Latin Contest Certificates Certificate of Merit - Zoe Anderson Certificate of Merit - Emma Eamer-Goult Certificate of Merit - Cameron Henderson Certificate of Merit - Abigail Korbin Certificate of Merit - Sarah Mytton Certificate of Merit - Nicholas Wimmer-Manderson Outstanding Achievment - Samantha Bottrill Outstanding Achievment - Jamilla Janmohamed Outstanding Achievment - Sarah Walker Cum Laude - Katherine Yan Magna Cum Laude - Crystal Cheng Magna Cum Laude - Cayla Kaufman Magna Cum Laude - Mitchell (MJ) Mayo Magna Cum Laude - Matthew Zwimpfer Maxima Cum Laude - Ruby Choi Maxima Cum Laude - Cole Coupland Maxima Cum Laude - Carlos Martin Summa Cum Laude - Benjamin Boddez Duke Of Edinburgh's Award Silver Award Fei Yi Kuai Jake Larson Ga Eun (Glara) Rhee The Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Award The Gold Award is the highest achievement in the programme and involves a minimum of 12 months engaged in skill-building, service, adventure, physical recreation, and a residential project. Nicholas Dempsey Erick Leung Kieran Cullen
Service Pins BRONZE awarded to students who have been involved in a variety of school-based volunteer activities and demonstrated exceptional initiative, compassion, commitment and responsibility. GRADE 7 Elizabeth (Betsie) de Beer Chelsea Henry Rebecca Kendrick Emme Lee Erin Longo Natalie Marshall Nadia Rodrigues Carl Steffens GRADE 8 Claire Attridge Dara Barrow-Precious Samantha Bottrill Benny Jean Cytrynbaum Andrew French Angela Joannou John Mitchell Tin Yan (Jolee) Tung Etienne (Ilya) Van Nieuwenhuyse GRADE 9 Nicholas Allen Emma (Josie) Bird Sophia Chappell Margaret (Meg) Coleman Heather Corbett Cole Coupland Tasha Fischer Samiya Hassan Dax Inman Ammar Karmali Sabrina Lalani Annika Lee Hayley McIntyre Morgan McIntyre Megan Moffatt Aleem Muljiani Gina Stylianides Katherine Yan Matthew Zwimpfer GRADE 10 Mark Bakhet Shek Hin (Justin) Chan Nicholas Durrans Spencer Gair Nicolas Isla Luttmann Grayson O'Brien Stephanie Porter Hannah-Rose Radford Tori Timmons Kathryn White Yannis Willi GRADE 11 Luke Allard Eric Bleim Sean Bromley Graham Brown Kevin Catliff George Collister Marthinus (MC) de Beer Yang Ge Sam Griffiths Mana Habibian Jun Feng (Jeffrey) He John Hu Elina Kalamkarova Katrina Kernaghan Nisia Minicucci William Ounjian Alexander Sadler Yi Meng (Sabrina) Xu GRADE 12 Peter Arnould Laura Bla Kieran Cullen Julian Deggan Conrad James Jun-Hyek (Daniel) Jang Bobby Jelveh Min Jae (Arthur) Kim Cheng Ying (Rita) Liao Tirajeh Mazaheri Andrew Moffatt Ga Eun (Glara) Rhee Julia Rinaldi Hana Turner Norika Yue
SILVER awarded to students who have been involved in a variety of community-based volunteer activities and through their independent actions demonstrated exceptional initiative, compassion commitment, and responsibility. GRADE 7 Anniqa Karmali Soraiya Lalani Sarah Orsmond Jordan Somani Danielle Wierenga GRADE 8 Zoe Anderson Jamilla Janmohamed Sandra Thies GRADE 9 Justin An Celine Chen Crystal Cheng David Cross Noah Guld Anna Hetherington Anisha Navaratnam Sayedyahya (Yahya) Sahiholnasab Megan Steffens Kairuo (Carol) Wu GRADE10 Ameeqa Ali Florence Belanger-Jones Margaret Berton Xiao Han (David) Chen Melissa Godin Noojan Mazaheri Ya Hsuan (Debbie) Pai Seon Young (Eunice) Park Emma Rahemtulla Jasmine Somani Natasha Virani GRADE 11 Armaan Ali Hussain Ali Graham Brown Alexandra Crone Brenna Dowling Jessica (Jessie) Evans Charles (Charlie) Hart Michaela Hughes Jake Larson Weizhen Li Cheryl Linaksita Claudia Linaksita Nicole Moller Seyedhossein (Hossein) Sahiholnasab Kate Shepard Nadir Surani AngĂŠlique Travlos GRADE 12 Sharmaine Brar Shannon Caron Louise Chong Kyra Crookbain Gregory (Ethan) Gaudry-Gardner Elham Hassantas Winnie Huang Charlotte Julian Juliette Levine Nicole Linaksita John (Jack) MacPhail Soraiya Salemohamed Spencer Shields Edward (Nathan) Stedman Shi Yin (Shirley) Wang Amanda Woida GOLD Mulgrave Gold Service Award is the highest honour we bestow in recognition of Service Leadership at Mulgrave. The recipient or recipients of this award are already involved in service well beyond our Bronze and Silver levels. They demonstrate service learning achievements and initiative, an altruistic spirit and the essential qualities of compassion, commitment, responsibility, independence, advocacy, and above all, leadership. GRADE 12 Fiona Brough Nicholas Dempsey Madison Inman
NTERNATIONAL SERVICE International Service Pins are presented to students who participated in a humanitarian or sustainable development project in the spirit of making a difference in the world. This initiative must focus on Global Outreach and take place internationally or locally with global connections. The service is fulfilled through a residential component, exemplary behaviour, a spirit of generosity and compassion. GRADE 10 Florence Belanger-Jones Margaret Berton Nicolas Isla Luttmann Ya Hsuan (Debbie) Pai GRADE 12 Shannon Caron Louise Chong Kyra Crookbain Madison Inman Edward (Nathan) Stedman
EFFORT AWARD 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.
Mularave Middle School Mathematics Award Awarded for consistent excellence in Mathematics donated by Dr Turner Seung Woo (Michael) Ji
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Mularave Senior School Mathematics Award Awarded for excellence in Mathematics - donated by the Pirani family Seung Wook (Francis) Han Mularave Middle School Science Award Awarded to the student exhibiting the spirit of science and discovery - donated by the Demers/Palyga family Cayla Kaufman
The Lighthouse Park Preservation Society Book Award Awarded to a graduating student who has an interest in natural history and has demonstrated engagement with the natural world. Spencer Shields The Moller Sustainability Award Presented to the students who have demonstrated dedicated and active leadership in conservation and sustainability. Grants of $250 each will be donated to the cause/ conservation charity as selected by the award winners. - donated by the Moller family David Cross
Mulgrave Senior School Science Award Awarded to the student exhibiting the spirit of science and discovery - donated by the Ablett family Woo Jin Jeong
Carolyn Cross Business Scholarship The Carolyn Cross Business Scholarship is awarded to the graduating student who has demonstrated a consistent passion and interest BC Innovation Council Science Achievement Award in business and who has been accepted into a university business or pre-business programme Awarded to the top grade 12 Science student in for the 2011-2012 academic year Mulgrave. Students need to be enrolled in at least two GLOBAL CITIZEN AWARD sciences in order to be considered. Madison Inman Ga Eun (Glara) Rhee The Global Citizen Pin is presented to students who have not only participated in a ‘‘global out-reaching Upper School House Cud Trophy - Churchill project,” but have continued in a self-directed The Rising Star Award SPIRIT AWARD manner to incorporate the spirit of humanitarianism, This award is for excellent participation and Mulgrave Middle School Boy’s Athletic Award Awarded to the student who motivates, leads, and sustainability and global awareness into their daily achievement in one or more areas of the Middle This is awarded to the male student who life in school and beyond. School Music programme inspires and who is positive and inclusive. The displays leadership, sportsmanship and all Dong Wook (Sean) Kim manifestation of these qualities may vary depending around athleticism in the Middle School. GRADE 11 on the age of the student. For example, the older the Connor Hughes Armaan Ali student, the more the leadership component should be The Mularave Star Trophy Marthinius (MC) de Beer Awarded for excellent participation and achievement in demonstrated. The Bruno Straub Award Jake Larson one or more areas of the Senior School Music Awarded to the female student who displays Weizhen Li 7Mc - Nadia Rodrigues leadership, sportsmanship and all around programme - donated by the Thomas family Seyedhossein (Hossein) Sahiholnasab 7M - Madeline Williams Alyssa Rodrigues athleticism in the Middle School - donated by 7R - Jordan Somani Ms. Straub GRADE 12 8C - Gu No (Richard) Jung The Bard Award Christina Catliff 8E - Liam Mitchell Louise Chong For excellence in theatrical performance 8J - Zoe Anderson Nicholas Dempsey Annahis Basmadjian Mularave Senior Boy’s Athletic Award Elham Hassantash 9C - Anisha Navaratnam Awarded to the Senior male student who 9J - Justin Smyth Winnie Huang The Filmmaker of the Year Award displays leadership, sportsmanship and all Madison Inman 9W - Sophia Chappell Awarded to the student filmmaker who has around athleticism - donated by the Houghton 10C - Ya Hsuan (Debbie) Pai Min Jae (Arthur) Kim family demonstrated passion for films as a medium and who John (Jack) MacPhail 10D - Lauren Young uses film to inspire and to serve others. Kevin Catliff Tirajeh Mazaheri 10H - Hannah-Rose Radford George Collister Gr 11 - Gordon (Tony) Henderson Soraiya Salemohamed Mulgrave Senior Girl’s Athletic Award Edward (Nathan) Stedman Gr 11 - Katrina Kernaghan The Downey Award This is awarded to the Senior female student Gr 11 - Jake Larson For excellence in visual arts in the Middle School who displays leadership, sportsmanship and all Gr 11 - Weizhen Li West Vancouver Youth Appreciation Awards Bronwyn Carere around athleticism. In recognition of outstanding contribution to our Gr 11 - Claudia Linaksita Nisia Minicucci Gr 12 - Shannon Caron community. The Senior School Art Award Gr 12 - Madison Inman For excellence in visual arts in the Senior School The Governor General's Academic Medal GRADE 10 Gr 12 - Soraiya Salemohamed Shi Yin (Shirley) Wang This medal is awarded to the Grade 12 student Ameeqa Ali Gr 12 - Norika Yue who achieves the highest average on their Middle School Public Speaking Award Official Transcript of Grades as issued by the GRADE 11 Middle School Creative Writing Award This award is presented to a student in Grades 7-9 Ministry of Education. Armaan Ali This award is presented to a student in Grades 7-9 who has excelled in public speaking. Juliette Levine Charles (Charlie) Hart who has excelled in external competitive writing Daniel Moffatt Seyedhossein (Hossein) Sahiholnasab contests. The Alexander Edward Priest Memorial Cup Andrew French Senior School Public Speaking Award For the student who exemplifies the love of GRADE 12 For achieving the highest overall standing in learning Elham Hassantash Caroline Stevenson Brown Memorial Award competitive public speaking. Gregory (Ethan) Gaudry-Gardner & Andrew Juliette Levine Awarded for excellence in creative writing in the Senior Juliette Levine Moffatt John (Jack) MacPhail School - donated by the Neill family Fiona Brough Senior School Debating Award Chairman’s Award - Middle School MULGRAVE AWARD For achieving the highest overall standing in Awarded in recognition of a student who Awarded to students who have scored highly in Middle School French Award competitive debating. demonstrates excellence in citizenship, each of the attributes associated with the award. M"En route aux étoiles" - donated by Derek & Carlotta Gregory (Ethan) Gaudry-Gardner & Andrew Moffatt academics, the arts and athletics in the Middle anners, U-niqueness, L-ove of learning, G-enerosity, Lee School - donated by the Robertson family R-espect, A-ttitude, V-erve, and E-xcellence Cayla Kaufman University of Toronto National Book Award Matthew Zwimpfer This is awarded in recognition of exceptional abilities, 7Mc - Bishr Alimohamed, Sarah Orsmond The Madame Lo & Family French Legacy Award both personal and academic, in the eyes of the school Chairman’s Award - Senior School 7M - Alexander (Alex) Eastman, Anniqa Karmali "J’apprends le Français par coeur” and the University of Toronto Awarded in recognition of a student who 7R - Ahmed Dharamsi, Chelsea Henry Tirajeh Mazaheri Louise Chong demonstrates excellence in citizenship, 8C - Emma Eamer-Goult, Fernando Franco Crespo academics, the arts and athletics in the Senior 8E - Cameron Henderson, Tin Yan (Jolee) Tung British Properties Scholarship Middle School Leadership Award School - donated by the Robertson family 8J - Angela Joannou, Jerico Lumanlan Awarded to a Grade 12 student or students who have, Presented to the Middle School student who has made Nicholas Dempsey 9C - Jasmine Meikle, Seyedyahya (Yahya) through their personal commitment and effort, made a exceptional contributions to leadership at Mulgrave. Sahiholnasab significant contribution to the Mu¡grave and/or wider These contributions may be in community, athletics, 9J - Dong Wook (Sean) Kim, Megan Moffatt community (donated by the British Properties Area arts or any combination therein - donated by the 9W - Connor Hughes, Ashleigh Kearns Homeowners' Association) Shepard family 10C - Nicholas Durrans, Natasha Virani Charlotte Julian & John (Jack) MacPhail Noah Guld 10D - Alexander Lee, Emma Rahemtulla 10H - Ameeqa Ali, Melissa Godin Madat Ali Pirani Memorial Cup Senior School Leadership Award Gr 11 - Armaan Ali, Marthinus (MC) de Beer Awarded for excellence in Social Studies in the Middle Presented to the senior student who has made Gr 11 - Jessica Evans, Sam Griffiths School exceptional contributions to leadership at Mulgrave. Gr 11 - Charles Hart, Michaela Hughes Carlos Martin These contributions can be in community, athletics, Gr 11 - Seyedhossein (Hossein) Sahiholnasab, arts or any combination therein. - donated by the Angélique Travlos Senior School Social Studies Award 2005/2006 Head Students Shae de Jaray & Rebecca Gr 12 - Louise Chong, Kieran Cullen Awarded to the Senior School student who Cynader Gr 12 - Conrad James, Juliette Levine demonstrates excellence in Social Studies - donated Kieran Cullen & Norika Yue Gr 12 - Cheng Ying (Rita) Liao, Tirajeh Mazaheri by the Salemohamed family Peter Arnould The Global Leadership Award Presented to the student who has demonstrated The Funston Award exemplary leadership in global service and citizenship Awarded for excellence in English in the Middle in humanitarianism and/or sustainable development School. donated by the Walakoff family Rose Gallo Elham Hassantash English Inspiration Award Awarded to the Senior School student who demonstrates excellence in English Gregory (Ethan) Gaudry-Gardner & Andrew Moffatt
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Coooer Dins - Grade 5 and 6 students Tessa Barrow-Precious Laura Fabian Angela Kim Joshua Levy Sharon Liu Caitlyn Southey Alexander Yoshino Kevin Hu Tushya Iyer Adam Rahemtulla Joshua White
P.E. Awards Grade 6 Awarded to students who showed Silver Dins - Grade 6 students commitment and pride in their school, A silver pin is awarded to students in through effort and participation in four Gr6 who are receiving the music pin for or more Mulgrave ISEA competitions the SECOND YEAR in a row. and play days during the 2010-2011 season. Maya Alfreds GRADE 6 Matthew Cho Martin Abrary Jamie Croke Liam Gray James Ferguson Flavie Belanger-Jones Lucky Kim Michael Calder Shayan Lakhani Jack DeCooman Hank Liu Jordan Henderson Sian Shin Madeleine Kirkwood William McEvoy Service Award Jackson Pike In the Junior School, service pins and Ray Tan certificates are awarded to students Anika Walker from Grades 3 to 6 who commit to a full Kiyaana Manji year of service in either Kid’s Care Emilie Desabráis Club, Cypress Service or Grade 6 Leadership, having attended at least Music Awards 70% of the meetings. During weekly JUNIOR SCHOOL “MUSIC PIN” service club meetings, these students Awarded to Grade 5 and Grade 6 demonstrate principled and responsible students who have demonstrated a attitudes and behaviour that help to year-long commitment to both the bring about positive action vocal and instrumental performance strands of the music programme, Copper Service through their co-curricular work, Copper service pins and certificates beyond the comprehensive classroom are awarded for one full year of service. music course. They have participated in both co-curricular Choir and Band for Natasha Kearns all three school terms and have May Cho performed in the major school concerts Sarah Berton for the year. Braxton Calkins Nicole Cheah
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Rafael Gonzalez Liam Gray Sydney Hague Kevin Hu Aramis Khorchidian Madeline Kirkwood Parinaz Mahmoudi Kiyaana Manji William McEvoy Jacob McKenzie Ranna Mehr Jackson Pike Will Steinberg Joshua White Sam Wilkinson Bronze Service Bronze service pins and certificates are awarded for two full years o f service. Ava Aminbakhsh Andrew Horner Cecile Dai Jocelyn Desabráis Jenna Mamdani Grace Jung Celina Manji Alisha Muljiani Alex Park Alyssa Shull Sofia Sullivan Siri Coupland Tina Fu Aria Guld Michaela Cox James Croke Jordan Henderson Hannah Palacios Shanil Verjee
Silver Service Silver sen/ice pins and certificates are awarded for three full years of sen/ice. Laura Fabian Lauren Mounzer Caitlyn Southey Kayla-lman Talib Zoe Ablett Sian Shin Maya Alfreds Tusha Iyer Jenissa Janmohamed Adam Rahemtulla Michael Rockandel Natasha Somani Sara Somani Gold Service Gold sen/ice pins and certificates are awarded to those students who have committed to four full years of sen/ice in the Junior School. Emma Dean Shayan Lakhani Katherine O'Brien Anika Walker
Spirit Award Awarded to the student who motivates, leads, and inspires and who is positive and inclusive. GRADE 3 3C - Sahra Kassim-Lakha 3N -Zoe Kortje 3U -Luna Wang
GRADE 4 4J - Natasha Kearns 4S -Ingrid White 4T - Alisha Muljiani GRADE 5 5C - Kayla Talib 5D - Laura Fabian 5W -Alyssa Shull GRADE 6 6F - Aria Guld 6RJ - Michael Calder 6Y - Kiyaana Manji Effort Award Awarded to the student who has put a consistently high level of effort into academics, the arts, athletics or sen/ice, or a combination of those strands. GRADE 3 3C - Kayley Chang 3N - Augustin Wright 3U -Robert Gable GRADE 4 4J - David Kim 4S - Andrew Horner 4T - Rhianna Hiom GRADE 5 5C - Armón Shokravi 5D -Samantha Levy 5W - Joshua Levy GRADE 6 6F -Adam Rahemtulla 6RJ - Sian Shin 6Y -Mina Khoshnevis MULGRAVE Award This prize is awarded to students who have scored highly in each of the attributes associated with the award. M-anners, U-niqueness, L-ove of learning, G-enerosity, R-espect, A-ttitude, \/-erve, and E-xceitence. GRADE 3 3C - Julia Cross, Azad Dharamsi 3N - Clara Gonzalez, May Cho 3U -Connor Chittock, Audrey Yoshino GRADE 4 4J - Matthew Katz, Celina Manji 4S - Raiyana Alibhai, Lillian Huang 4T - Natalie Hanna, Aleem Karmali GRADE 5 5C -Catie Mytton, Andrew Zheng 5D - Lauren Mounzer, Jamie Cross, 5W - So Yi Lee, Joanna Joannou GRADE 6 6F - Zoe Ablett, Kevin Hu 6RJ - Siri Coupland, Kezia Devathasan 6 Y - Tegan Peterson, Sam Wilkinson
Trophies The Madat E. Jamal Award Awarded to the student who has displayed outstanding aesthetic awareness & creativity in the visual arts
Mina Khoshnevis The Koenig Family Award For fine arts & performance
Matthew Cho Violet Witty Memorial Award For perseverance
Emma Godin Everett Allan Larose Memorial Award for Positiveness Awarded to the student who most exemplifies a positive attitude towards self, fellow students & faculty
Amy Guinan-Browne Dvnapro Cud Presented by Dynapro for creative endeavours in science. Awarded to the student who expresses a real interest in inquiry as it relates to scientific topics and the experimental process
Joshua White George Woods Plate Awarded for spirit & enthusiasm - put your heart into everything you do
Flavie Belanger-Jones Stanley Ross Mitchell Memorial Award For excellent participation & achievement in school music activities
Cusbert Scholarship Cusbert Scholars are students who: Demonstrate the IB Learner Profile; have an even temper; are positive, hard-working, respectful and wellintentioned; are able to learn from mistakes; are wonderful rote models for other students; are inclusive of others and never intentionally mean; are respectful and demonstrative of the school rules and standards; are able to ignore peer pressure to do what is right; are supported by parents who are respectful towards faculty and staff and openly supportive of the school's philosophy and operation
Michael Calder Female Athletic Award For the female student who displays leadership, sportsmanship and all round athleticism
Flavie Belanger-Jones Jordan Henderson Male Athletic Award For the mate student who displays leadership, sportsmanship and all round athleticism
Shayan Lakhani House Cup
Curie Chairman’s Cup In annual recognition of a student who exemplifies the combined attributes of citizenship, academics, the arts and athletics
Jordan Henderson
Joshua White Public Speaking Award For excellence in public speaking
James Ferguson runners up
Rachel Withers, Zakir Jamal Alexander Edward Priest Memorial Trophy For a Love of Learning
Daisy Harris Andrew Lambert Award for Positive Action This award recognises the student who best demonstrates positive action, in sen/ice for the betterment of our environment or the people of our world. The student must demonstrate independence, risk-taking as well as an open-minded and caring demeanour.
Sian Shin Mulorave School Sustainability Award For Passion in Environmental Leadership - Awarded to students who have demonstrated dedicated and active leadership in conservation and sustainability. This is a new award which has been sponsored by the Moller Family. Grants of $250 each will be donated to the cause/ conservation charity as selected by the award winners.
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soldiers have lost their lives in military activities in Afghanistan. The combat mission Is set to end in 2011 with a new focus in a non-combat role delivering humanitarian assistance to the Afghan people.
Canada Hosts G8/G20 Summit Leaders gathered for the G8 Summit in Huntsville, ON on June 25th then joined other world leaders for the G20 summit in Toronto. More than 400 people were arrested as violence erupted as protesters marched through downtown. The cost of hosting the G8 and G20 summits reached $1.1 billion.
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The U.S. government is compromised when Julian Assange’s WikiLeaks website publishes sensitive diplomatic cables discussing Pakistan, North Korea, Iran and China.
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O ^ e Oil Spill The BP ‘Deepwater Horizon’ explosion releases more than 700 million litres of crude in the Gulf of Mexico.
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After a nearly fatal gunshot wound, Representative Gabrielle Giffords continues her difficult recovery.
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Sidney Crosby Named Maclean's Newsmaker of the Year Maclean’s names Sidney Crosby Newsmaker of the Year. The gold medal final against the United States at the 2010 Winter Olympics became the mostwatched television broadcast in Canadian history with an average of 16.6 million Canadians tuning in. The 23 year old from Cole Harbour, N.S., is the captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Harvard educated Nenshi is elected as Calgary's new Mayor on Tuesday, October 19, 2010. Nenshi, 38, Is believed to be the first Muslim mayor of a major Canadian city.
The Canadian Federal Government announces that It will provide a $93 million dollar assistance package to Haiti in 2011. The country continues to struggle a year after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck on January 12, 2010, killing 300,000 Haitians and leaving 1.4 million homeless.
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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrive in Canada for their 22nd official royal visit on June 28,2010. The Queen and Prince Philip visited five Canadian cities over nine days. The tour included visits to Halifax, Winnipeg, Ottawa. Toronto and Waterloo. The Queen made her first trip to Canada In 1951 when she was still a princess.
Colonel Russell Williams, former commander of Canadian Forces Base Trenton, ON, pleaded guilty to 88 charges Including tw o counts of first-degree murder for the deaths of Jessica Lloyd, 27 and Cpl. MarieFrance Comeau, 38. Williams faces an automatic sentence of life in prison with no possibility of parole for at least 25 years.
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Recondiation Commission Ceremony The first Truth and Reconciliation Commission ceremony was held In Winnipeg at The Forks national historical site from June 16-19, 2010 where former students, their families and dignitaries including former Governor General Michaëlle Jean participated in healing ceremonies. Approximately 150,000 First Nations, Métis, and Inuit children were placed in over 130 residential schools across Canada from the 1870s until the last school closed in 1996.
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Airports across North America Implement full body scanners to screen airline passengers for possible weapons and explosives.
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David Johnston, a highly regarded academic from Ontario is sworn in as Canada's 28th Governor General on Friday, October 1,2010. Johnston succeeds former Governor General Michaëlle Jean.
After emerging from bankruptcy, General Motors Is profitable again. The company raised $20.1 billion in the largest global initial public offering (IPO) in North American history.
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After protests in favour of democracy peaked in the streets of Cairo, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarek steps down.
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Britain’s Prince William and Kate Middleton announce their engagement in November 2010. They plan to marry In 2011.
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Lululemon Athletica issued a Canada-wide recall for some of its popular reusable shopping bags over concerns they may contain lead. Lululemon reported the bags are considered safe to use, but may potentially be of concern in regards to proper disposal after use. Customers were urged to return flawed bags to Lululemon stores to enable the retailer to properly dispose of them.
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Nissan introduces the Leaf, an electric car. According to the official EPA sticker, the car achieves the equivalent of 43 kilometers per liter.
A new element, discovered in 1996, finally receives its official name: Copernicum. It is named in honour of Copernicus, the Renaissance mathematician and astronomer.
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Volcano in Iceland Erupts On April 14th, 2010 a volcano erupted in southern Iceland shooting ash and molten lava into the air forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people. The volcanic ash shut down airports across central and northern Europe. The International Air Transport Association said the volcano disruption cost the industry at least $200 million a day.
New life Form NASA-funded astrobiology researchers discover a new life form, a bacterium that can use the toxic chemical arsenic as fuel for growing and rebuilding itself.
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NASA's EPOXI Mission shows amazing images of comet Hartley 2, 23 million miles away from Earth, in November 2010.
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The NBA and WNBA promote Vaccines for Teens, an awareness campaign designed to educate teens and parents about the importance of vaccinations. Allen and Violet Large, an elderly couple from Lower Truro, Nova Scotia gave away an estimated 98% of their $11.2 million lottery win. The couple, who have been married for 36 years, shared their winnings with family, but the lion’s share was hand-delivered to charities and other organizations.
An 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Chile shifts our planet’s axis by about three inches and shortens the Earth day by 1.26 millionths of a second.
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Canada's employment kicked off 2011 by churning out about 4.5 times more new jobs than expected, the most since April 2010. While countries around the world struggle to maintain, Canadian employers continue to experience steady job growth across multiple industries with customer service as the top growth area. No more searching your car for quarters! Cities from coast to coast are installing solar-powered, WIFI-enabled parking meters that can accept credit cards.
Northern Manitoba's polar bear population Is rapidly declining according to researchers from the University of Alberta. The Western Hudson Bay subpopulation, estimated at 935 animals In 2004, Is expected to decline over the next 25 years to the point where there may not be enough bears to sustain a breeding population. Due to climate change, the Hudson Bay will soon reach a tipping point where 20 to 30 per cent of Manitoba's polar bears will begin dying off each year. Manitoba declared polar bears a threatened species in 2008.
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The black kokanee, a species of freshwater salmon thought to be extinct for 70 years, is found living in a lake near Japan’s Mount Fuji.
Actress and singer Selena Gomez, age 18, serves as the spokesperson for UNICEF's trick-or-treat campaign. She is the organization’s youngest goodwill ambassador AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Jonathan Hayward
Spain defeats The Netherlands to win the 2010 FIFA World Cup Championship trophy in South Africa. Canadian connections: Héctor Vergara, a 43-year-old assistant referee from Winnipeg was Canada’s sole on-field representative at the World Cup. Also, Pickseed Canada provided two varieties of grass used in seeding 13 giant stadiums across South Africa.
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Quarterback Aaron Rodgers leads the Green Bay Packers to a 31 -25 Super Bowl victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Mikael Kingsbury, gold medalist Alexandre Bilodeau, silver medalist Chloe Dufour-Lapointe and gold medalist Jennifer Heil at the freestyle skiing world championships on Feb. 5, 2011 in Park City, Utah.
Former Laker great Magic Johnson and Kobe Bryant celebrate the LA Lakers’ NBA Finals Game 7 win against the Boston Celtics.
Team Alberta wins 2010 Tim Hortons Brier Alberta's Kevin Koe, Blake MacDonald, Carter Rycroft and Nolan Thiessen won their first Tim Hortons Brier, 6-5 in an extra end, against the previously undefeated Glenn Howard team of Ontario. The San Francisco Giants capture the Commissioner’s Trophy by defeating the Texas Rangers 3 to 1 in Game 5 of the World Series.
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Laval Rouge et Or win the CIS Vanier Cup with a 29-2 victory over the Calgary Dinos to claim their sixth Vanier Cup in the last 12 years.
Tony Hawk welcomes Olympic gold medalist snowboarder Shaun White to his second annual Stand Up for Skateparks benefit in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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The Chicago Blackhawks win their first Stanley Cup since 1961. In Game 6, they defeat the Philadelphia Flyers 4 to 3 in overtime.
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Michelle Wle of the United States, won the CN LPGA Canadian Women's Open 2010 at Winnipeg’s St. Charles Country Club. Wie won with a score o f -12.
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Sports Illustrated presents its 2010 Sportsman of the Year award to New Orleans Saints quarterback, and Super Bowl MVP, Drew Brees.
The Associated Press names Lindsey Vonn, the Olympic gold medalist skier, as its 2010 Female Athlete of the Year.
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The Hockey Hall of Fame opened its doors to women for the first time by Inducting Canadian Angela James and American Camml Granato. The women were recognized alongside former NHLer Dino Ciccarelli and builder Jim Devellano. The late Daryl (Doc) Seaman, one of the founders of the Calgary Flames, was also admitted.
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Jackie Evancho, the 10-yearold soprano who came to fame on A m erica's G ot Talent, releases a bestselling holiday CD/DVD titled O H oly N ight.
Indie rock band, Arcade Fire, from Montreal, QC wins Album of The Year at the 2011 Grammy’s beating out Eminem and Lady Antebellum, both of whom won awards earlier in the evening.
Bobby Ray Simmons, also known as B.o.B., sees his second single, “Airplanes,” soar to the top of the charts in the U.S. and the U.K.
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Miranda Lambert receives a record-breaking nine CMA nominations. She wins three trophies, Including Album of the Year for Revolution and Female Vocalist of the Year.
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Country supergroup Lady Antebellum took home five Grammy awards, including Song of the Year and Record of the Year.
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Eminem didn’t crack a smile when he expressed his gratitude for winning the Grammy for Rap Solo Performance.
Usher performs at the American Music Awards show and takes home the awards for Male Soul/ R&B artist and Favourite Soul/R&B album.
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A surprise comeback gave Train the Grammy for Pop Performance by a Duo or Group for “ Hey Soul Sister.”
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24-year-old Canadian rapper, Aubrey Drake Graham played Jimmy Brooks on Oegrassi: The Next Generation for eight years before turning to music. Drake released ‘Room fo r Im provem ent’, online in 2006, attracting the notice of American rapper Lil Wayne. Drake has since collaborated with Jay-Z, Kanye West, Eminem, Mary J. Blige and Timbaland.
Justin Bieber is named Artist of the Year at the American Music Awards. At age 16, he is the youngest recipient of this top honour.
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Everybody likes “ I Like It," the first release from Euphoria, Enrique Iglesias’s bilingual album. The song tops the charts in the U.S., Canada and Australia.
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Carrie Underwood Sugarland wins the CMA Vocal Duo of the Year Award and releases “Stuck Like Glue,” the first single from their album, The Incredible Machine.
Carrie Underwood wows the American Music Awards. Her third studio album, Play On, garners the Country Music Favourite Album award.
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Lady Gaga took home tw o Grammy awards for Female Pop Vocal Performance and Pop Vocal Album. Mike Coppola/Getty Images
The Black Eyed Peas release a new album, The Beginning, and book an appearance at the halftime show of Super Bowl XLV.
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Rod Band3 Featuring a new keyboard and 83 songs, Rock Band 3 is released worldwide. Its Pro mode mimics the experience of playing real instruments. Black Ops, the seventh installment in the C all o f Duty game series, sells a recordbreaking 7 million copies in the first 24 hours of its release. You don’t need a controller to play the newest technology games. The Xbox Kinect features a sensor that can read motion, faces and voices.
A new generation adopts the retro bean bag chair. This updated classic is ideal for watching television, playing games, reading and keeping up with social media.
In The Lost Hero, the sequel to his Percy Jackson & the Olym pians series, author Rick Riordan introduces three new characters: Jason, Piper and Leo.
A new, motion-sensing controller debuts for the PlaySta tion 3 console. The Move is a Bluetooth wireless wand. Players can use up to four at once.
Younger kids get their very own dance video game. Just Dance Kids challenges Wii players to master more than 40 dances led by real kids. Ralph O rlowski/Bloom berg via G etty Images
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Members of the Valastro family, of Carlo’s Bake Shop in Hoboken, become popular reality television stars in Cake Boss on TLC.
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The cast of Jersey Shore appears on Barbara W alters Presents: The 10 M ost Fascinating People o f 2010.
No O rdinary Fam ily is a hit ABC drama. After the Powell family survives a South American plane crash, they develop new superpowers — and new enemies.
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The Associated Press names Betty White, age 88, as its Entertainer of the Year. She poses for a calendar to raise money for animal charities.
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Team Coco rejoices as Conan O'Brien returns to late night television. Conan uses Twitter and YouTube to announce the premiere of Conan on TBS.
O Life Imitates Gee Gleeks are being heard! The popularity of Glee prompts a resurgence of glee clubs in middle schools, high schools and colleges across the country.
Aria, Hanna, Emily and Spencer are back for another season o f mystery, intrigue and secrets on the ABC suspense drama, P retty L ittle Liars.
An iconic, 1960s crime drama returns with a cool, new cast. Hawaii F ive -0 chronicles the adventures of an elite police unit in paradise.
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M inute to Win It, starring Guy Fieri, returns to NBC for a second season of fast-paced challenges and cash awards of up to $1 million. Richard Harbaugh/ABC Family via Getty Images
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Shia LeBeouf stars as a young trader who tangles with Gordon Gekko, a disgraced financier played by Michael Douglas, in Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.
A case of mistaken identity spirals out of control when a suburban couple steals someone else’s restaurant reservation in the action comedy Date N ight.
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Loyal fans line up for midnight screenings of Harry P otter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1. The movie makes $330 million during its first weekend.
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Angelina Jolie is a woman of mystery and Johnny Depp is an ordinary tourist. Or is he? The plot thickens in The Tourist.
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Robert Downey, Jr. returns as the inventor-superhero Tony Stark in Iron Man 2, a long-awaited sequel featuring storylines adapted from Marvel Comics,
©Warner BrosyCourtesy Everett Collection Based on the true story of King George VI, The K ing’s Speech earns 12 Academy Award nominations.
LifeAs WeKnowIt An orphaned baby goddaughter inspires Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel to set their differences aside in Life As We Know It, a romantic comedy.
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When a cartoon super-villain defeats his nemesis, he loses his will to be evil. Will Ferrell lends his voice to the reluctant hero of Megamind.
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Mysterious “ burglaries" in a family home turn out to be something far more sinister in Paranormal A ctivity 2, the prequel to a popular horror film.
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After a mysterious toxin enters the water supply of an Iowa town, many residents go insane in The Crazies, a sci-fi horror flick.
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Chronicles o f Narnia: The Voyage o f the Dawn Treader is a 3D feature film adaptation of the third book in the C.S. Lewis fantasy series.
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mm Gilbert Carrasquillo/Getty Images The boy-style plaid flannel shirt is a popular look for both guys and girls. Just add a pair of perfectly worn jeans.
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From popped collars to Top Siders, prep style endures. True Prep shows a new generation how it's done and what it means.
Dr. Dre’s Monster Beats are state-of-the-art headphones that make a strong, street-smart fashion statement. They look cool. And they sound even cooler.
Energy drinks are the beverage of choice among sleep-deprived students, despite concerns that they contain unhealthy levels of sugar and caffeine. Shiny, sparkly sequins become a major fashion trend when Zoe Kravitz and runway models are spotted wearing them on hats, dresses and tops.
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There’s nothing olive drab about this trend. Military jackets are snappy, sleek and chic — a far cry from the oversized Army surplus look of yesteryear.
Dentists report that more and more teens are asking about teeth bleaching procedures, especially for photo-op occasions like graduation and other social events.
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Now it’s a stuffed animal. And now it’s a pillow. Puffy, popular PlllowPets'" may be the snuggliest, softest trend of the year.
Self-expression is always in fashion and the right hat makes it easy to add panache (and hide a bad hair day). All you need is a cute fedora or a jaunty newsboy cap.
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Beauty mavens agree: mineral makeup rocks. These sheer, lightweight, powdery formulas are the smart alternative to gooey, pore-clogging foundations.
Parents and foot doctors hate them but the flip-flop fad is a year-round phenomenon for guys and girls alike (except during snowstorms).
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Colourful, quilted Vera Bradley bags are the epitome of sorority sister style. Devotees mix and match Vera messenger bags, clutches, totes and wallets.
Go for an edgy, urban look in these American Rag Twill Skinny Cargos - perfectly paired with a belted Cowl neck sweater!
Long, flowing scarves become a year-round trend. This must-have accessory is the easiest way to add colour and interest to casual outfits.
Hippie style is hip once more. Tie-dyed effects on shirts and dresses appear on runways, beaches and boardwalks.
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It s a toy. It s a slipper. It’s a fun fashion trend. Sock monkey slippers are popular in college dorms and at slumber parties.
The bandz are banned! Some schools decide that Silly Bandz — the popular silicone rubber bracelets — are too distracting for the classroom.
The mountaineer look comes to the metropolis, as high-performance outdoor apparel makes a comfortable, cold-weather fashion statement.
Long, statement necklaces are trend-right. Gossip girls look luxe with Tiffany-style trinkets. Layered, chunky, vintage baubles create an alt-rock, art school vibe.
Boots go to great lengths. Over-the-knee styles are seen everywhere from runways to red carpets. Trendsetters wear them with short skirts or slim leggings. Everybody needs an afternoon snack but nobody has time for milk and cookies. The newest granola bars deliver easy energy between lunch and practice.
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The Flintstones celebrate a milestone as the modern Stone Age family turns 50 on September 30, 2010. A special Google Doodle marks the occasion.
The BP oil spill was the top topic of 2010, according to Yahoo! Here are the year’s top 10 search terms: 1. BP Oil Spill 2. World Cup 3. Miley Cyrus 4. Kim Kardashian 5. Lady Gaga 6. iPhone 7. Megan Fox 8. Justin Bieber 9. American Idol 10. Britney Spears
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Flat Screens Consumers are snapping up great deals on flat screen TVs as prices continue to drop and supply begins to outpace demand.
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