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Omar Aguilar Medina Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for a while, leave footprints on our hearts, and we are never, ever the same. -Flavia Weedn Thank you to Mulgrave and the friends I have made. It has been epic.

Hussain Ali

We have travelled far, but we jare actually only beginning our journey!

Luke Allard “Give ‘em Hell” - Walter Kowaluk

Amir- Reza Ahmadi-Vafa

Good luck to all the Grads of 2012!

Amaan Ali easily satisfied with the very (Winston Churchill)

Dina Arafeh Wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine. -Anthony J. D'Angelo I will never forget the friends I've made nor the Mulgrave memories, muah x

Medya Ashrafi There is a good reason they call these ceremonies"commencement exercises."

Graduation is not the end; it's the beginning. -O rrin Hatch

Tenal Bourchier We do not remember days; we remember moments.

-C esare Pavese, The Burning Brand

Graham Brown Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars. -L e s Brown It's exciting to be moving on, but i will mis the people here.

Eric Bieim I'm glad I did it, partly because it was worth it, but mostly because I shall never have to do it again.” - Mark Twain.

It was an amazing 13 years at Mulgrave, I’ve made friends I’ll never forget and life long memories. Grad 2012!

Sean Bromley What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. -H enry Stanley Haskins I'm IB and I know it!

Kevin Catliff “Do not go where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.”

-Ralph Waldo Emerson Congratulations to everyone on surviving IB and good luck wherever your trail will take you. Keep in touch.

Christopher Chan Don't aim for success if you want it; just do what you love and believe in, and it will come naturally. -D avid Frost

George Collister

Like many things over the past tw o^ears I this has been done the night before, although in the words of Vinnie Jones “it’s been emotional.” Thanks for the thirteen years Mulgrave.

Alexandra Crone This is not the end by any means, just another beginning. Thank you to my friends, family and the teachers for making the last 10 years at Mulgrave so incredible. We made it through this part of the journey and now the sky's the limit.

Until we meet again, best of luck to you all- although I'm sure you won't need it!

Marthinus (MC) de Beer Congrats to my fellow grads of 2012. It has been a pleasure. Thank you for all of the great friendships and memories.

Bradan DeCicco It is indeed ironic that we spend our school days yearning to graduate and our remaining days waxing nostalgic about our school days. -Isabel Waxman

Brenna Dowling Through all the years we've been at Mulgrave I’ve always known that together we would help one another succeed. ChL you've always been the person I could talk to. When we're old and grey you'll be the one who helps me through rough times. NM you'll always be my corrupter and I hope we stay this way forever. KM I'll always turn to you for advice, randomness and shopping sprees. My Swaz family: I will always cherish the moments we had together. You are all amazing people. You’ve helped shape me to be the person I am. I’ll miss you.

Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop to look around once in a while you could miss it. ~ Ferris Bueller's Day Off Thank you everyone for the support,laughs, and memories

Don’t despise me when I say this: “IB subjects are not hard” . All of us have survived. Two years in Mulgrave have gone by so fast, and I faced the greatest challenges in my life, there was more than IB. I learned to just do it, no matter you are a major character or a minor character, no matter you are a hero or a slave. Let’s go, boys and girls, just do it.

Sam Griffiths "Do not judge me by my successes, judge me by how many times I fell down and got back up again." - Nelson Mandela Grad 20 12-T h e IB definitely knocked us down a few times, but we got up, and we're still here. It was tough, but me made it!

Paige Guscott The world needs dreamers and the world needs doers. But above all, the world needs dreamers who do. -Sarah Ban Breathnach Tl'd like to thank my friends, family and teachers for the support throughout the years.

Mana Habibian There is a good reason they call these ceremonies V"commencement exercises." Graduation is not the end; it's the beginning. -O rrin Hatch

Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today. -Jam es Dean Thanks you guys.

Dominique Hart TLetâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s be serious.... I am a little exited that school is over!

When I was younger I wanted to be a teacher. Knowing the amount of work they have done to help me in the past few years it is safe to say I have changed my mind. Congrats grad 2012!!

Thank You everyone for a great year.

Charlie Hart IB in a nutshell:Things that were hard to bear ane sweet to remember. -S eneca

No schooling was allowed to interfere with my education. -O live Pratt Rayner

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Jun Feng (Jeffrey) He Don't let anyone steal your dream. It's your dream, not theirs. -D an Zadra Thank you to my family and friends.

Tony Henderson As long as there are tests, there will be prayer in schools. - Anon Go Mulgrave!

John Hu Congrats and best of luch to the Grads of 2012. To everyones else. Thank you.

If at first you don't succeed, do it like your mother told you.

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Michaela Hughes “SHOCKER, we're done! It took a lot to get here, but was well worth it. You are all my second family, with the film room as my second home - farewell bebe kitteh's!

Ps. This, like everything else we've done in the past two years, was written the day before it was due.”

Elina Kalamkarova This is both an end and a beginning for us. I think these lyrics sum everything up pretty well: “So live your life, Don't sleep through the night, Life's worth a living.

You gotta start living it right!” Timer to go live our lives, Grad 2012!

Katrina Kernaghan Were we over-worked? Yes. Were we stressed 99% of the time? Yes . Did we never listen to teachers and procrastinate our work until the night before, probably increasing our stress level? Of course.

But do we know how to have a darn good time? Heck yes. So thank you for every smile, hug and memory cause after all my old work has been burnt and my computer has been smashed, that’s what I’ll be taking with me. Keep smilin’ Grad 2012, it’s what we're good at.

fff Rebecca Lambert Well we finally made it! Thanks to family and great friends, who make the toughest things in life, the easiest things to get through by having people you can laugh with about memories you'll never forget. Doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t matter how far apart the future takes us from one another, always remember the friendships we made.

"You're on your own. And you know what you know. You are the one who'll decide where to go" Best of luck to all grads, you deserve it!

Be cool, stay cool! â&#x2013; 1 Thanks everyone for the amazing time at school.

Michelle Lee " The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet." ~ Aristotle I've really appreciate the support from family, friends and teachers. Thank you.

Jin Gyu (Kevin) Lee "It is clear the future holds great opportunities. It also holds pitfalls. The trick will be to avoid the pitfalls, seize the opportunities, and get back home by six o'clock. -W oody Allen + also sleep lots!

Weizhen (Jeff) Li A few words to my fellow subjects...ahem, rather my fellow peers :) Grads, it has been a real pleasure!

Luck and keep in touch.

a better future

Cheryl Linaksita “Yourtim e is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition.

They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary.” - Steve Jobs Thank you all for the amazing year! Even though we’re all venturing off to do wonderful things, we’ll still be there for each other; me to help you guys out with posters of course.

P.S. I guess I’ll forgive the teachers for all the times they’ve called me Nicole and/or Claudia ;)

Claudia Linaksita “Do not go where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a trail” - Ralph Waldo Emerson Grad 2012, we made it and it’s been fun! I will always remember all of the experiences that we’ve had together- good and bad. I appreciate every single one of you. Thank you, to all of my teachers, friends and family for their continual support throughout IB and I wish all the best to my fellow grads. I hope your dreams come true. Keep in touch!

Kendall McIntyre he future lies before you Like a field of driven snow, Be careful how you tread it, For every step will show.

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Kelsey McLean Cheers to these 12 years at Mulgrave!

It’s been fun. Thanks to my parents and brother, all my teachers, coaches, friends and teammates, with a special shout out to my Lady Titans and the Denny’s Crew.

You guys made this what it was. Grad 2 0 1 2 ,1love you all. We made it! Thanks for the memories and good luck in the future! Peace.

“Though we didn’t know the words we made ‘em up as we went along.”

Nisia Minicucci Don't live down to expectations. Go out there and do something remarkable.

-W endy Wasserstein

Nicole Moller "Now this is not the end. It is not even the ] beginning of the end, but it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning" - Churchill Congratulations class of 2012 on completing two painful years of IB. It's been tough but I could not have asked for a better group of people to share the experience with. Thank you to all the teachers, coaches, mentors and peers who have helped me. I will miss you all WÊBÈÊfmm

Alireza Movasaghi I'm glad we're done. I'm glad for the friends I've made. I'm glad we're done. j

Abrisham Noghrekar “For me, past two years at Mulgrave, it was a bittersweet experience ...

The sweetness was making all these great memories and achievements with the help of all the incredible people, grads and teachers and the bitterness is that I just wish I came to Mulgrave earlier.

Thanks to all of you who made these two hard IB years full of memorable moments and smiles for me!

Dong Hwan (Brian) Oh ¡ The last four years at Mulgrave have been a I blessing. I truly enjoyed my experiences here, whether good or bad. I would like to give my utmost thanks to all my teachers, coaches, and friends who have supported and led me along the way. Best of luck to all of You, Grads of 2012!

"The mind is the limit. As long as the mind can envision the fact that you can do something. You cánido it, as long as you ! reallyjbelieve 100% .|- Schwarzenegger

William Ounjian The things taught in schools and colleges are not an education, but the means of education.

-R alph Waldo Emerson

I hope your dreams take you to the corners of your smiles, to the highest of your hopes, to the windows of your opportunities, and to the most special places your heart has ever known. ~ Anon

Artmis Rahbar

“The future belongs to those who believe in I the beauty of their dreams.” Eleanor | Roosevelt. “ Fear will always make you blind, 1 but the answer is in clear view." Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo & Thomas Bartgalter.

"When I say that you are gods and goddesses, I mean that your possibility, your potentiality, is infinite."jOsho.

Each and every one of you has taught and shown me things that I would be a different person without and form at, I thank you. Get to where you want to be, Grad 2012, you all deserve it.

Benyamin (Ben) Ressideh "School's out, Memories past, Don't ever doubt, Our friendship will last."

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Dustin Riley You mean I have a hundred words to write about whatever I want and it will be in the yearbook? That is nuts. Also, whatever I want is a very broad topic if you think about it. I could even put in a meaningful quote like: Time you enjoy wasting, was not wasted. - John Lennon

or I could put in a substantially less meaningful quote such as: Gggggaaaaaaarrrrr. Arrrrhhhn - Chewbacca

30 words left, Pffft, I have so many words left! I could even put down the question for the meaning of life, the universe and everything, which is...

Alexander Sadler â&#x20AC;&#x153;To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believetâ&#x20AC;?

- Anatole France Do you believe?

Thanks everyone.

Hossein Sahiholnasab Many people have helped me along the way. I could have not done without the help from my teachers, coaches, and the school support staff. I also owe a lot to my friends and family, who have always been there for me. This year has been a blast and it has gone by too fast. I will always remember the good times I have spent with everyone at Mulgrave. I am who I am today because of the generous help that I received throughout my school years. I have all the opportunities today because of my experience at Mulgrave and I will never forget it.

Mohammad (John) Salamat “Graduation day is tough for adults.

They go to the ceremony as parents.

They come home as contemporaries.

After twenty-two years of child-raising, they are unemployed.”

- Erma Bombeck I will miss the friendships i have made during my time at school. Thanks to my parents and teachers.

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“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”

- Nelson Mandela

Kate Shepard If my decade here was a photo album, the snapshots would be my memories of the little things If I startled you with my exaggerated/ unnecessary sound effects, no worries you’re not the first man If I had one word for my future it would be wanderlust, a strong desire to explore the world Ngiyabonga (thank you) and cheers to my fellow grads.

This is the end of an era, but the beginning... oh sorry I have to run to dance.

C'est la vie.

Joshua Sherrington Always be a first-rate version of yourself, instead of a second-rate version of somebody else.” - Judy Garland I may have 'borrowed' Claudia's quote.

Thanks Claudia!!

Everyone always told me, “grade 12 goes by fast,” but I never imagined it would be this fast. One year. One last year and what a year it has been. We finally did it and here I am writing about it for the last time. I would like to thank all my teachers for their support over all my years at Mulgrave since Kindergarten. Thank you everyone!

Saina Taghi-Ganji My time at Mulgrave has been short.

I've appreciated the support from my firends, teachers and family. Thank you very much.

Andrew Tallos “Time is not measured by the passing of years but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves.”

- Jawaharlal Nehru It's been a long time coming!

Angélique (Angie) Travlos “How did it get so late so soon? It's night before it's afternoon. Dece here before it's June. My goodrn the time has flewn. How did it ge late so soon?” - D rlS euss Thanks, Jessie

Oscar Tweet The world needs dreamers and the world needs doers. But above all, the world needs dreamers who do.

-S arah Ban Breathnach

Success is simple. Do what's right, the right way, at the right time.

Thank you Mulgrave!

Kyle White Congratulations to the Grad Class of 2012 !

Christopher Wilson â&#x20AC;&#x153;Hark, now hear the sailors cry, smell the sea, and feel the sky let your soul & spirit fly, into the mystic...â&#x20AC;?

Van Morrison

Yi Meng (Sabrina) Xu Keep dreaming, keep trying.

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Adrian Bach

Milo Chang Sigel

Jada Chang

Aveary Che

Gabrielle Coglon

Navik Desai

Andy Du

Benjamin Dyment

Genevieve Dyment

Zachary Elfen

Gabriel Gonzalez

Evangeline Grdina

Terry Hao

Raihan Hassam

Mia Huang

Sara Janmohamed

lliyan Jiwani

Ethan Ko

James Kondo

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Pasha Mourachov

Milah Pipkey

Aria Rajwani

Cameron Roseman

Jenna Rowland

Ayla Starkey

Jenna Talib

Ella Van Der Werff

Alexander White

Ava Wilson

Jessica Wu

Wendy Xu

Hanna Yaghoubl

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Kameel Ahamed

Milad Ahmadi-NIri

Olivia Awde

Madeline Bellamy

Nimrita Bhogal

Alexander Chlttock

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Aman Dhillon

Amrita Dhillon

Madeleine Gable

Steven Gabier

Matthew Gollner

Ben Kwon

Ava Lillie Lee

Daisy Li

George Luo

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Kenda Murray

Milan Novak

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Parker Taylor

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Oscar Chan

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W hat Zoom is All About Zoom 2011 was perhaps the most stressful 48 hours of my 15 years living on this planet.

Yet, every second was absolutely worth it. To participate in Zoom, you must be focused.

The idea behind the film festival is to create a short film in the style of your choice in forty eight hours. Yes, the task is simple but the experience is absolutely unforgettable. Zoom is a chance to be creative, and anyone should participate. I think the highlight of zoom for me, was seeing the finished product. It really shows you what you are capable of when you throw some talented people together, give them a challenge, forty eight hours and a camera. You never know what you are capable of, until you test yourself, push your personal limits, and take a risk! Trust me, you take risks for zoom that you would not take for anything else!

Lucy Bogle, Grade 10

Mulgrave was all over Zoom this year. With 19 Mulgrave teams (89 total in the province) and over 100 students from the upper school it was quite the event.

Not only did we have the most teams, but we also did very well at the awards night. Please see below for the list of winning Mulgrave films.

Particular note should be made of the team from 'Inventory' who won Best Overall Film. This a first for Mulgrave and was the first time that the judges have been unanimous in their decision. Some members of this team have been competing in Zoom since Grade 7 and they are thrilled with the results.

Inventory Group: Luke Allard, Eric Bleim, Sean Bromley, Kevin Catliff, George Collister, Sam Griffiths, Nick Pallone & Will Collister (G. 4) Winner - Overall Best Film - this is a first for Mulgrave.

Winner - Best Technical 3rd Best Cinematography: George Collister Brendan Archibald Award: Luke Allard for Directing This film was nominated for every category but acting (as they had no eligible student actors)

No Turning Back Group: Owen Hann, Adam Hart, Kyle White, Dustin Riley, Bradan Decicco 2nd Best Original Score: Kyle White Nominated for best Cinematography

One Day Left Group: Isabelle Kirkwood, Megan Steffens, Lucy Boyle, Marcus Hann, Brent Coutts, Tasha Fisher, Helia M Winner - Best Junior Screen play: Isabelle Kirkwood 2nd Best Junior Performance: Megan Steffens 3rd Best Overall Junior Film

21st Century Friendship Group: Katrina Ross-G, Sophie Gupta, Crystal Cheng, Ruby Choi 2nd Best Junior Screenplay: Sophia Gupta Nominated for best film

Lost in the Woods Group: Micah Smith, Michael Arnould, Dax Inman, Will Wang 3rd Best Junior Performance: Micah Smith Nominated for Best film Lian Anson - Film Studies Teacher and Zoom Festival Coordinator

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The music trip this year was a great experience. I was nervous about being one of only two Grade 10 girls who went on the trip, but the chaperones planned an amazing experience that brought everyone closer together.

Dr. Geoffrey Boers led our choir clinic on the first day. He was very supportive and informative. We learnt many techniques that helped us not only to become a stronger choir, but to become stronger singers all together.

The trip was the perfect mix of work and fun. It isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t often that you get the chance to spend a weekend with so many musically talented students and teachers. I personally encourage everyone who is passionate about music to join us for the choir/ band trip next year!

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Muck Ad&AóffufNütklMf Much Ado About Nothing is now officially over, and although it was a fantastic experience, it is somewhat of a relief to have it done! It was a long haul; we got our scripts around 8 months ago! I loved every single minute of it. There is something incredible and magical about being a part of creating something that was as marvellous as our show turned out to be. Our entire team - cast, crew, and of course, our fantastic directors, Mr Pope and Ms Costain - made this show something that I think definitely exceeded the expectations of everyone who came to see us.

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I learned so much about acting in this process that I cannot pin it down to any specific skill. I could say the simple things, for example about using breathing to simulate crying or using physiological gestures to show inside feelings. So instead, I’ll just mention the best thing I learned from this process, which would have to be that feeling of understanding and appreciating the importance of everyone working together. Every single person learned to trust each other enough to put themselves out there, and then to show that side of them to our entire audiences.

We learned to help each other, to support each other, and we basically became a family. I really hope that the friendships made in this production will carry me through the rest of my high school career. It has been such a special time and I know I will remember it for the rest of my life.

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It was a busy and successful year of music-making for students in G4 to 6 who participated in co-curricular choir under Mr. McLean, and for G5 and 6 band members under the tutelage of Mr. Steffens. Those who were members of both the band and choir for the year now wear their hard-earned music pin.

Choristers hit the ground running, with the Terry Fox Assembly in September (Choir 4) and the Woza Afrika! choral fund-raiser for schools in South Africa, held at the Kay Meek Centre in mid-October. In addition to the school performances in December, Choir 4 performed at the popular Rotary Seniors Christmas Luncheon at the West Vancouver Seniors Centre. Band members also enjoyed their annual overnight retreat at school in the fall term.

Celebration of Music was a new event in March, for all G4-6 co-curricular musicians.

It was followed by the Choral Revue performances in late April, featuring musical theatre and festival repertoire. The third term also saw G5 Band members enjoy their three-day working excursion to Loon Lake. In May, a large number of G4-6 students and parents travelled to Ottawa to participate in the invitational MusicFest Canada. The festival band and festival choir both represented the school admirably, with the choristers coming away particularly proud to be awarded a gold standing this time. After the Spring Concert for everyone, Choir 6 rounded out the year with a performance at the Closing Ceremony.

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“Night of the Notables” is the biggest student project for the Grade 8 year and covers three subjects: English, Social Studies, and Art. In preparation for the “Night of the Notables” , you carry out research on a notable figure in history. Then, for an entire evening at school, you pretend to be that historical figure.

For this particular “Night of the Notables” , the theme was as follows: A wax museum comes to life when the sun sets.

All of the students had the opportunity to stand on stage in front of an audience and present a performance as the “Notables” themselves. After the presentations, students stood in front of booths devoted to the “Notables”. The students, in “Notables” costumes and speaking in the firstperson, made themselves available to the public to answer questions.

My “Notable” was Steve Jobs. The reason I chose Steve Jobs was because he was someone who changed the lives of millions of people by introducing incredibly revolutionary and new ways of doing everyday things. No one who has ever used a computer, an iPod, or an iPhone has been unaffected by the prodigious technological creativity of Steve Jobs.

Overall, this project was especially enjoyable for me because, rather than simply explaining the “Notable” from the perspective of an observer, I had the chance to imagine I was the “Notable” himself.

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In September we were thrilled to welcome, Governor General Award winner, Marie-Louise Gay to our library. Everyone enjoyed listening to her read Caramba and draw Henry, who is a character from her new book. She was impressed to hear Stella, one of her well-known characters, described as adventurous, a risk-taker and someone with a big imagination.

The November Scholastic Book fair generated a lot of excitement as the library was transformed with robots and futuristic displays. Students were able to catch a glimpse of the future as we went “To the Book Fair and Beyond” .

In May, students from grades 4, 5 and 6 celebrated this year’s Red Cedar Book Awards and Canadian authors with pizza and ice cream treats.

Thank you to all the fabulous parent volunteers on the circulation desk, book covering, or helping out with special events who made it all possible.

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Mulgrave’s 18th Annual Spring Gala was a night to remember! The Spring Gala is a celebration of our school community and spirit and this year’s Gala was held on May, 12, 2012 at the Westin Bayshore Hotel, Vancouver with the theme of “Midnight in Paris” .

Mulgrave’s Annual Spring Gala has been a time honoured tradition intended to bring together the Mulgrave community at large. This year we took that notion a step further. John Wray gave Gala 2012 the mandate of fostering community and kinship. While Gala will inevitably raise funds, John has made it very clear that the benchmark for success for this year’s Gala will not be dollars raised but rather the number of attendees.

A record number of Mulgrave families and their guests enjoyed a fabulous evening of food, friends and fun. Many took advantage of our Live and Silent Auctions to purchase some great items; take in the breathtaking art pieces that the students created for this year’s Select projects; peruse the Wish List; or to dance the night away under the shadow of the Eiffel Tower. This year’s Gala had something for absolutely everyone to enjoy.

The Gala Chair, Neilin Dhanji, and her team of commited, tireless volunteers stepped up to the plate and heeded John W ray’s call to come out and celebrate as a community. The energy at Gala this year was electrifying! Well done to all who were involved!

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My favourite parts of the trip were visiting the Hershey factory, seeing Time Square in New York, watching a Broadway musical and visiting President George Washington’s house. Joanna Joannou Eastern USA was a great experience. I was a little nervous when we first started to think of the trip and I almost didn’t go, but I got up my courage and went and had a wonderful time. Hannah Dixon The school trip to Eastern USA was a blast! Before we went, we did a little fact­ finding project, where we chose a site on our itinerary and researched it. On the trip, we visited Washington D.C. (my favourite), Philadelphia, New York, and Boston. We saw many awesome things, like the Capitol in Washington D.C., the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, a Broadway show (The Addams Family) in New York, and Harvard University in Boston. It was an experience of a lifetime, and I totally recommend you visiting the great sites there. Aydin Rezazadeh

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In February of this year, the entire Grade 9 cohort embarked on an eight-day journey to Eastern Canada, or as Mr. Hardy would say, Central Canada. We visited three cities very important to Canada’s past, as well as its present: Ottawa, Montreal, and Quebec. Let me just say, I learned a lot in all of these places. For instance, when at a hockey game ALWAYS cheer for the team with the majority of the crowd’s support! Also, sometimes dogsledding dogs will completely ignore your commands and decide to sprint into the sled in front of you at random. Oh, and no matter how interesting the scenery is, (which it was) we’ll all just sleep on the bus anyway. But seriously, I think that Quebec was definitely one of my favourite places of the many places we went. It seemed to me that it is truly where all of the Canadian stereotypes come from: beaver tails, poutine, freezing temperatures and endless snow, maple syrup, log cabins, and casually dancing with strangers at a cabane a sucre or sugar shack.

The Eastern Canada trip wasn’t just about the stereotypes though; we learned a lot from the Wendake First Nations people as well. They are an aboriginal society located outside of Quebec City and are a branch of the Huron. Being Canadian is about more than what happened after the Europeans arrived, and we made sure to appreciate that while learning about Wendake culture from the people themselves. A highlight of the trip was definitely skating on the Rideau Canal in Ottawa, even if I’m not the best skater and only went one kilometre down the seven-kilometre marvel. Not only did this trip give us many great opportunities to learn about our country’s rich history, but it also gave us the chance to experience what it means to be Canadian, with our friends and classmates. I would highly recommend this trip for the future Grade Nines!

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C ro ss C ountry Another season of perfects weather for our league races in 2011 made the season enjoyable and fun. All races were dry and fast, with the runners able to make the most of the favourable racing conditions. With 21 athletes from Grades 7 to 12 participating overthe year, we were able to field complete teams in most of the four league races. These were held at Ambleside, Cleveland dam, Loutet Park and Rice Lake while the zones were held in Squamish.

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which was unfortunate, but teaches a life lesson. Running is an endurance sport with the victory going to the runner who keeps going the longest, not one who rushes at the start and then fades. Cross Country Awards for the 2011 season went to Sandy W. (MVP) and Chris F. (All Heart). Many thanks to the coaches: Mr Moore, Mr Van Zyl, Mrs Turunen and Ms. Giesbrecht for all of their time and encouragement during the season.

Golf T e a m The Mulgrave golf team had a terrific season. A memorable match was against Winsor's golf team at Seymour Golf and Country Club. Mulgrave selected Mitch Thompson. Luke Allard, Sam Griffiths, and myself to go compete. Mitch and I were playing in the A group while Luke and Sam were playing in the B group. I had a very poor start to the round by having a double bogey on the first hole. I continued this poor golf all the way through the front nine, finishing the nine seven over.

However through pure determination I managed to play the back nine at even par, with three birdies. I finished with a final score of 79 which is a score that I am very pleased with. Unfortunately, our combined score, as a team, was not quite enough to win the match, however it was a very good start to my golf season. All in all, we had fun playing golf this season and I look forward to the new team next year. J.J. Meakings

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G r.7 Boys B asketball With Coach Yahya and Manager Cusbert at the helm, the Grade 7 Boys’ Basketball Team had many enjoyable and fast-paced practices, before and after school, throughout the season. Our team’s biggest challenge turned out to be facing Stratford Hall, as in every game we played against them, we came up only one or two points short.

On the other hand, a highlight was the game in which we defeated St George’s; we ended up being the only team to beat them in the regular season! Some games were close and others were easy wins but the team spirit remained high, as evidenced by the happy faces and worn-out bodies at the end of the Season Playoffs, held at St Georges. Our team lost the first match of the Playoffs but won the two games after that in the Consolation Round. Forthe 2011 -2012 Season, the MVP Award was shared between Shayan Lakhani and Will Fuller, the All-Heart Award went to Jack DeCooman, and the Most-Improved Player Award went to Kevin Hu.

G r 7 Boys S o c c e r The Grade 7 Boys Soccer team enjoyed a successful season characterised by growth in their skills and in their understanding of the game. The team steadily improved its quality of play over the course of the season finishing in sixth place in their league. In the tournament finale, the boys played one of their strongest games of the season before finally succumbing to Southridge, the eventual tournament runners-up, in a competitively-played match.

The sense of sportsmanship, effort and commitment displayed by the boys were a credit to Mulgrave. Shayan Lakhani was named team MVP, Ray Tan was selected as the most improved player, and Michael Calder was chosen as the All-Heart.

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G r 7 Girls B asketball It was a year of new experiences for the who! tearp; Ms. Pinese and I had never coached basketball before and many of the girls had never played the game.

Nevertheless, the whole group was committed and enthusiastic from the very beginning. In the end, all the hard work and early morning practices paid off, the amount of improvement shown by every one of the girls was truly outstanding. Our end of year tournament at St. Johns was the highlight of the season with everybody playing at their very best and ending the season in style.

Congratulations and good luck in your future basketball endeavours. Coach Flo

G r 7 Girls Volleyball Thank you to all the players and coaches who made the G7 Girls Volleyball team a success this year.

The season was full of many memorable moments and positive experiences. Stay tuned as next year promises to be another exciting year. Go Titans Go!

G r.6 & 7 Rugby This year in Grade 6-7 rugby we had many successes and overcame many challenges. We had our first game after one practice and we didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t do too well.

After a lot of hard work we ended the year as a real team. We had learnt to pass into open space. We had three amazing coaches as well with a lot of rugby experience. (Mr. Sealey, Mr. Wray and Danny) We had tons of great experienced players and lots of great new players. We had some big moments when Ray and Sam made game saving tackles against Collingwood. We also got to have a different kind of rugby; we got the chance to play 7 a-side, where we had lots of success, winning all our matches at Southridge! The only downside is that we had quite a few injuries, but none too serious. Overall, this was a great year for Grade 6-7 rugby.

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Gr. 8 Boys B asketball Thank you to all the players and coaches who made the Bantam Boys Basketball Team a success this year. The season was full of many memorable moments and positive experiences. Stay tuned as next year promises to be another exciting year. Go Titans Go!

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Gr. 8 Girls B asketball We started off the season with very high expectations as we had most of the key players from our grade 7 silver medal winning team back.

We began with a very convincing win over Handsworth Blue and all looked good. Then from out ;of nowhere, we got hit by the injury bug and lost two of our key players forextended periods of time. In their absence, welbattled hard and had some strong showings, but just couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t seem to close teams out at the end of the games. Upon their return in January, we found ourselves fighting for one of the final playoff spots and had to win three of our last four games to get in. We accepted the Challenge with open arms and went undefeated in our last four games to secure a playoff spot against West Van. The game was very physical and back and forth with many lead changes. In the end, we just couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t handle their height and ended up losing a close one. All in all, it was a very memorable and educational experience for our young players. Some of the highlights of the season include winning a silver medal at the ISAA championships and placing 6th (out of 13 teams) in the very competitive NSSSAA league. Next year promises to be an even stronger year as we have everyone back and they all plan on working on their game over the summer. Our future is bright! Stay tuned for much more from this team!

Gr. 8 Girls Volleyball The grade 8 girls volleyball team had a very successful season.

They were competitive in every game they played and finished the season with a winning record. One of the major highlights of the season was the ISAA tournament. In this tournament the girls went undefeated in round robin play finishing first. In the playoffs they made it all the way to the finals where they lost to West Point Gray Academy in an exciting third game. The girls should be proud of the outstanding individual and team development that occurred throughout the year.

Junior Boys Volleyball This was another strong year for the Junior Boys Volleyball team paving the way for the first ever Senior Boys Volleyball program.

From the Burnaby league to the memorable trip to Kamloops the boys had an outstanding season. With the encouragement of watching ‘max vert’ in the University game, they showed strong development and came together as a team to challenge a tough team from Pen High. From Uzuazo’s and Frasers blocking...to Ammar and MJ’s passing...to Connor and Micahs hitting...to James and Ji’s digging...moving to Aleem and Carlos’ and Kelvin’s serving...and finishing with David’s sweet nectar setting...what a year.

Junior Girls Volleyball Mulgrave’s Junior Girls Volleyball Tearn had a fantastic season. During their eight matches and two tournaments the girls displayed a lot of heart, optimisim and resilience.

During difficult games they always managed to pull together, dig deep and battled their to win or at least knowing they gave the other team a run for their money. This dynamic group of girls had an amazing and impressive season.

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Junior B adm inton Team Our junior badminton team had another very successful season, winning the NSSSAA title for the 2nd year in a row and for the 3rd time in the past four years. After finishing the minor round with a 9-1 winloss record in an 11-team competition against schools much bigger than ours, Mulgrave defeated Seycove in the first play-off game and then West Vancouver in an extremely ,: exciting final.

Ashleigh Kearns was superb as our team manager. Here are the awards: MVP: Celine Chen MIP: Brent Coutts All Heart: Christina Catliff

Junior Boys B asketball The Junior boys had a strong year as an exhibition team in the North Shore division. By not winning a game prior to the ISAA, and building ourselves up as the underdogs, it made our break-out Gold medal performance at the ISAA Championships, feel oh so great. Ammar summed it up best with his famous quote “who cares...we won something!”.

The boys played hard as they had all year and defensively came up with many crucial stops near the end of a tight game with WPGA. Remember guys in the future sometimes you’ll only get “One shot.. .One opportunity.” In closing I’d like to pose to you a question “What would you do with it? Would you capture it? Or let it slip?”

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Junior Girls Basketball The Junior Girls Basketball team had an outstanding season that focused on fundamentals, team dynamics, and skill development. The Lady Titans competed in an exhibition season where they faced cross town rivals Sentienl, Windsor, Bodwell, Chatelach, and Don Ross and finished their season with a 2-3 record. The Titans also hosted the Cypress Shoot-out Tournament where they placed 5th and Kelcy Timmons was named as a Tournament All-Star.

The season was capped off with an impressive 3rd place finish at the Tier II ISA Junior Girls Basketball Tournament.

The team brought home the bronze medal with a 54-25 win over Aberdee Hall and Jena Roper was selected as a tournament .

Junior Tennis Team The junior tennis team has been very successful this season. We had many exciting and intense matches; and while playing a sport we all enjoyed, we also had a lot of fun bonding with our teammates. It was especially exciting when doubles A players, Marcus and KarlLukas, won with close matches, while everyone was cheering them on. The vocal duo between Michael Ji and Yahya got the energy of the team up; and of course singles players, Ammar and Flavie, fought many tough rounds and ended up winning almost all their games. Girls doubles A players Amy and Anniqa were experienced players who always played fun matches and gave the team a boost. Alessia, Fujie, and Merina were rapidly developing their tennis skills this seasons and has made great improvements. The junior tennis team started off the season with a difficult game against sentinel and finished the season on a strong note, although unfortunately just missing playoffs.

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Juvenile Boys B asketball Thank you to all the players and coaches who made the Juvenile Boys Basketball Team a success this year!

The season was full of many memorable moments and positive experiences. Stay tuned as next year promises to be another exciting year.

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Juvenile Boys Rugby Playing rugby this season on the Mulgrave team was a great experience. While we had a small team in both size and numbers, we truly prevailed this obstacle. We proved that our size wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t an issue through our great scrummaging and rucking skill. We faced teams with a greater physical size, however, we went into every tackle with bravery. Our game against Rockridge demonstrated our ability to move the ball up the field confidently while still playing great defense. At the end of the game, we were tired and beat however; we knew we had given it our best. Our coaches encouraged us and taught us many new skills. Our team worked well with one another and supported each other. We canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t wait till next season! by: Omar Salemohamed

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Juvenile Girls Volleyball The Juvenile Girls Volleyball team had an incredible season working off of the foundation they set in grade 8. The Lady Titans started off the season by attending the Volleyball BC Volleyfeat tournament. The team finished an impressive 4th out of 10 teams, having to play their final match with only 5 players. The Lady Titans then competed in the highly competitive NSSSAA league, finishing 5th in the West pool and barely missing the playoffs. The Lady Titans capped off the season with an impressive finish at the Junior ISA Tournament, winning the consolation final.

MVP: Victoria O'Brien AH: Angela Joannou Ml: Claire Attridge

Juvenile Boys Volleyball The Juvenile boys hada strong season this year and although it was cut short by the teacher job action (in public schools), they made large strides. The largest came in their hitting, blocking and serving. By playing a lot of threeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the boys started to really come together and understand the game. The culminating point of the season was at the Burnaby North Tournament where the boys challenged well. I am looking forward to moving on to Junior/ Senior with this group of boys to continue with their development.

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S enior B adm inton The spring badminton season ended on a high note after the senior team defeated Handsworth School to claim 3rd place in North Shore.

Led by charismatic captain Justin C., Mr Keleher and Dr Frewin, the senior team finished the season in 3rd place (in a 11 team league) behind Sentinel School and West Van. Secondary and entered the North Shore Finals. Mulgrave achieved its goal of qualifying for the finals by beating West Van 6-5 in a thrilling end of the season game.

Unfortunately, Sentinel proved to be too strong for Mulgrave with the final score 8-3 to Sentinel. In the bronze-medal game, the team showed great strength of character as our players defeated Handsworth 7-4. Sentinel eventually went on to become the North Shore Champions after beating West Van 7-4.

The senior team also won a bronze medal in the ISA tournament in Richmond.

Next year will be an exciting year for the senior team with numerous talented prospects coming into the senior team from Grade 10. Congratulations to all players for a memorable year! Written by student reporter David C

S enior Boys B asketball This year’s Sr. Boys translated their individual talents to mold themselves into a strong team.

Each individual was an integral part of the team’s ongoing improvement as the year progressed.

The guys developed the ability to execute a high level offensive system and the selflessness to except individual roles for the betterment of the team. The guys should be proud of their achievements as they managed to crack the provincial rankings twice during the season (the first time in 6 years a Mulgrave Boys Basketball team has done so). This was a direct reflection of the top level talent the guys competed against throughout the season. The end of the season was capped with a two point loss to a 5th ranked Pemberton team, followed by a complete team effort to take down the high powered offense of the Kitsilano Blue Demons B team and then finally falling to Bodwell in the provincial qualifying match. This year’s team has laid a solid foundation for the boys basketball program to build off in the upcoming years. The Sr. Boys staff headed by JJ and Joey provided the heart and leadership that inspired the guys throughout the season, by Joshua Mullen 112

S enior Girls B asketball Our senior girls Lady Titans basketball team had a very exciting and memorable season.

We started off by beating Crofton House in the final game of the ISAA Championships to repeat as ISAA champions for the second year in a row. This was followed by a gold medal at the 2012 BC Cross Zone tournament and a silver medal at the WPGA Wolves Classic tournament. In league play we placed 4th in the very competitive NSSSAA league. We finished off the season by beating Pemberton in a come from behind win in the championship game of the Lower Mainland Championships to earn our fifth LM championship in the last six years. Some highlights of the season include travelling to Kona, Hawaii to compete in the World YouthBasketball Tournament where we came in 4th, being ranked third in the province heading into Provincials, having Nisia and KK repeat as NSSSAA all-stars,and having Nisia selected as the Top Defensive Player at Provincials. All in all, it was a very successful season for each and every one of the Lady Titans. They worked very hard all season long and displayed exemplary levels of commitment, determination, sportsmanship and competitive excellence.

Senior Tennis Mulgrave’s Senior Tennis team had an outstanding year placing top four on the North Shore and earning a spot at the BC provincials from 24th- 26th May at Burnaby Tennis club.

The scorching sun spurred our team on as we battled through our challenging draw. Each day saw us grow from strength to strength and our team performances improved with each game we played.

We had 4 Gr12s play their final high school tennis career; Nicole M., Michelle L. MC de B., and Armaan A. with justifiable determination the latter completed his bucket list of winning shots.

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S enior Boys Rugby From May 26th to June 2nd the Mulgrave Senior Boys Rugby Team competed in their first ever Provincial tournament.

We achieved our long term goal and placed 7th overall in the province.

To the grade 12s who led this team, your character, leadership and commitment has set a high standard. On behalf of the coaches, it has been a real pleasure and a ton fun to work with you. Many of you started playing rugby at Mulgrave in its first few years and you are now in the history books as the first group, to not only make it to provincials, but also to finish in 7th place. You, along with your teammates, worked hard and deserve this accomplishment! To the future rugby teams at Mulgrave, the bar has been set. Let's make sure we stay true to our core values, strive to improve and keep raising the standard!

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S enior Boys Soccer The Senior boys soccer team had a very productive and successful season which began with a trip to Victoria to take part in the ISA tournament. These first competitive matches of the season allowed the team to become better accustomed to playing together, as well as to work on different formations and identify areas for further improvement priorto starting our regular season.

Competition in our North Shore league proved to be very challenging with our Titan footballers being competitive in every match; we qualified for the provincials and our season culminated in a second place finish.Players receiving recognition this year on the North shore allstar list were as follows:First team Allstars: Kevin Catliff Forward Gr. 12, Second team allstars: Matthew Zwimpfer Midfielder Gr. 10, Honourable Mention: Brian Oh Defender G rf 12. Team awards were as follows: MVP: Kevin Catliff, MIP: Christopher Gollner, All Heart: Sam Griffiths, by Richard Keleher

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Senior Girls Volleyball This year’s team was a versatile and resourceful group of students in grades 10-12 who entered the season with high expectations.

We knew we had the potential to do well as we had strength at every position and strong leadership from our five returning seniors. We got off to a slow start, however, as we found ourselves playing many of the stronger ‘AA’ and ‘AAA’ schools right at the beginning of the season.We didn’t let this get us down as we went on a run at the end of the season winning our last four regular season games to put us in a playoff qualifying game against Carson Graham. It was a strongly contested battle that went back and forth but in the end we came up just short and had to settle for fifth place honours. Some of the highlights of the season include winning a silver medal at the Carver Christian tournament, having KK and Ameeqa selected as NSSSAA All-stars and winning the bronze medal at the Lower Mainland Zone Championships. All in all, it was a very productive and memorable season for everyone. Special recognition, however, needs to be extended to our graduating seniors (KK, Michaela, Nicole, Angie and Nisia), all of whom have been involved in our volleyball program since grade 7.

Way to go, seniors! You will be missed._________________________________________________________________

Sw im T e a m Thank you to all the players and coaches who made the Swim Team a success this year!

The season was full of many memorable moments and positive experiences. The team is commended for their strong finish at the Provincial Championships. Stay tuned as next year promises to be another exciting year. Go Titans Go!

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Senior School Male Athlete of the Year - Kevin Catliff Senior School Female Athlete of the Year - Nisia Minicucci Senior School Erwin Zielke Cup Winner - Flo Belanger-Jones Middle School Male Athlete of the Year - Ryan Gray Middle School Female Athlete of the Year - Christina Catliff Sr. Girls Vollev-ball MVP - Katrina Kernaghan Most Improved - Megan Moffatt All-Heart - Ameeqa Ali Junior Girls Vollev-ball MVP- Annika Lee Most Improved - Bronwyn Carere All-Heart - Rachel Johnson Juvenile Girls Vollev-ball MVP - Victoria O’Brien Most Improved - Claire Attridge All-Heart - Angela Joannou Juvenile Bovs Vollev-ball MVP - Ryan Gray Most Improved - Saman Ahmadivafa All-Heart - Jerico Lumanlan Jr. Bovs Vollev-ball MVP - Connor Hughes Most Improved - Ammar Karmali All-Heart - MJ Mayo Bantam Girls Vollev-ball MVP - Emme Lee Most Improved - Chelsea Henry All-Heart - Sophia Hayward Grade Girls 7 Vollev-ball MVP - Kiyaana Manji Most Improved - Jenissa Janmohamed All-Heart - Flavie Belanger-Jones G7 Bovs Soccer MVP - Shayan Lakhani Most Improved - Ray Tan All-Heart - Michael Calder Sr. Girls Basketball MVP- Nisia Minicucci & Katrina Kernaghan Most Improved - Flo Belanger-Jones All-Heart - Kelsey McLean Juvenile Girls Basketball MVP - Victoria O’Brien Most Improved - Kelcy Timmons All-Heart - Jena Roper Bantam Girls Basketball MVP - Anniqa Karmali Most Improved - Emme Lee All-Heart - Rebecca Kendrick Grade 7 Girls Basketball MVP - Flavie Belanger-Jones Most Improved - Bridget Meka All-Heart - Kiyaana Manji Senior Bovs Basketball MVP - Sam Griffiths Most Improved - MC deBeer All-Heart - Kevin Catliff Junior Bovs Basketball MVP - Ammar Karmali Most Improved - Uzuazo Akalamudo All-Heart - Brent Coutts :

Juvenile Bovs Basketball MVP - Kevin Fabian Most Improved - Rasmus Hvid All-Heart - Andrew Lee Bantam Bovs Basketball MVP - Kris Coppin Most Improved - Karl Lucas All-Heart - Ahmed Dharamsi Grade 7 Bovs Basketball MVP - Shayan Lakhani & Will Fuller Most Improved - Kevin Hu All-Heart - Jack DeCooman Sr. Bovs Ruabv MVP-Kevin Catliff MOF- Kevin Lee MOB-Eric Bleim Most Improved - Christian Frost Juvenile Boys Ruabv MVP - Gereon Wahle Most Improved - Kevin Fabian All-Heart - Omar Salemohamed Grade 6/7 Ruabv MVP - Nicholas Beaulieu Most Improved - Ray Tan All-Heart - Sam Wilkinson Senior Badminton MVP - Justin Chan Most Improved - Flo Belanger-Jones All-Heart - Gloria Feng Jr. Badminton MVP - Celine Chen Most Improved - Brent Coutts All-Heart - Christina Catliff Senior Tennis MVP - MC DeBeer & Ameeqa Ali Most Improved - Emily Sewell All-Heart - Alex Lee Junior Tennis MVP - Ammar Karmali Most Improved - Marcus Hann All-Heart - Flavie Belanger-Jones Sr. Bovs Soccer MVP - Kevin Catliff Most Improved - Chris Gollner All-Heart - Sam Griffiths S wimming MVP - Jolee Tung & Kelvin Au Most Improved - Emma Berton & Sukhmun Hare All-Heart - Flo Belanger-Jones & Jake Larson Cross Country MVP - Sandy Wilson All- Heart - Chris French Golf MVP - Joey Thompson Most Improved - Jonathan Meakings All-Heart - Flavie Belanger-Jones

Busy, su ccessful and popular - th o s e a d jec tiv es aptly d e s c rib e th e 2011-12 Jr. School athletic p ro g ra m m e . During th e th re e te rm s m o re than 3 0 0 s tu d en ts p a rtic ip a te d in a w id e ra n g e of sp o rts w hich included c ro ss -c o u n try , s o c c e r, volleyball, sw im m ing, b asketb all, rugby, and tra c k and field.

All of th e activities w e re c o n d u c te d in an en viro n m en t w hich s tro ve to b a lan c e healthy spirited co m p etitio n w ith th e inclusive participation of all in te re s te d s tu d e n ts reflecting a b road s p e c tru m of athletic abilities. S tu d en ts w e re e n c o u ra g e d to w o rk hard and give th e ir b e s t individual effo rts in activ e fra m e w o rk s in w hich te a m w o rk , c o o p e ratio n , fair play, sp ortsm anship, and m utual support and re s p e c t w e re e m p h a s ize d . O ur Junior School a th le te s w o re th eir uniform s w ith pride, and re p re s e n te d M u lg ra v e w ith distinction and g o o d sp o rtsm an sh ip . C o n g ratu latio n s to all!

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G ra d e 5 Boys B asketball A large and enthusiastic group of Mulgrave’s Grade 5 boys worked very hard this year to improve their skills in basketball and represent their school with pride. High intensity practises focused on perfecting the fundamental skills, as well as, playing games and bonding as a team. The two teams that participated in the season ending ISEA play day showed a lot of competitiveness, sportsmanship, and potential for the future.

All players on Mulgrave’s Grade 5 Boys basketball team should be commended for their commitment to the season and representing our school admirably. See you on the court Mulgrave!

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G ra d e 6 Boys Basketball The 27 member Grade 6 boys basketball team gave it their all this season. The team showed great progress, turning their practice skills into game play abilities, and showed a strong will to compete each game, regardless of their opponent. The boys learned about commitment to each other as a team and grew together collectively as a result. The team, to mention some old cliché’s, gave 100% and left it all on the court. Each member played a part in the team’s success and exhibited great pride in their school at the ISEA tournament. Team members should be commended for their commitment to the team and I hope that the season has inspired you to take your game to the next level.

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G ra d e 6 Girls B asketball Our Grade 6 Girls Basketball team had a phenomenal season. They worked hard, demonstrated commitment and always exhibited positive attitudes. Their eagerness to learn and achieve success was obvious. It was such a pleasure to coach them and see the girls come together as a team and improve their skills over the season. They worked hard on the court: getting rebounds, shooting, looking for passes, communicating, stealing the ball! As coaches we loved your toughness and desire to win! There is nothing like being in a gym with girls who want to exceed in all facets of the game. We hope for you to continue your desire to grow and excel as basketball players as we look forward to watching this team’s basketball progress over the coming years.

Thanks for a great season!

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G ra d e 5 Girls B asketball This year, many of the Grade Five girls who played volleyball in the first term, carried on in the second term in order to further refine their pre-existing basketball skills. An intense crash programme got under way during lunch hours and every Monday after school. The girls committed themselves to acquiring and refining their basic skills: shooting, passing, and dribbling. The girls also worked on the “proper shot”, “stealing underneath”, the “give and go”, “Hands-up!” defense, and “eyes-up dribbling”. The season culminated in the final Play Day which took place on home court. We all grew together over the term where team play was emphasized over individual achievement. Although practice time was minimal, the girls exceeded expectations and turned in a laudable overall performance. As always, the coaches were thankful for all the parental support during the year. They also enjoyed watching the rapid growth of the girls in such a short space of time and I wish them all the best (“Don’t forget the proper shot!”) as they move on to face new coaches and new athletic challenges in the future.

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G ra d e 6 Girls Volleyball The Grade 6 Girls served, volleyed and bumped to great success this year. The team’s focus, in addition to improving their fundamental skills, was to play together as a team (3 hits every time) and to develop a greater understanding of the game. The team was hitting their peak when the Eastern USA trip came calling, leaving the team shorthanded for the ISEA tournament. Those team members that could attend and our two Grade 5 volunteers, Celina Manji and Nicole Lee, played their best and left the day proud of their accomplishments.

Great season, girls! The coaches were proud of the team's efforts and know that these girls will achieve great success in the Middle School.

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Junior Rugby The junior school rugby team had another successful season in 2012. At the ISEA Play day, the team displayed a lot of heart and determination, playing hard and finishing every game to the final whistle. With commitment and focus, the players made significant improvements with their rugby skills and learned to play as a team.

The future is very bright for junior school rugby. We look forward to another fun and action packed season in 2013. See you on the rugby pitch Mulgrave!

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Sw im T e a m The swim team raced to success this year. The team was fortunate to have excellent volunteers from the Upper school and savvy Ms. Roy to help the team reach new heights. Our students, many of whom had not previously swam competitively, saw fantastic improvement in their skills and developed confidence in their abilities. While the team was disappointed in the cancellation of the Swim Jamboree, they looked forward to the ISEA competition, where they raced in freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butter fly, individual medley, and relays. The team placed 3rd overall! Thanks to the coaches, students and parents for their commitment to the program. The success each student achieved made all those early mornings worth it!

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C ro ss C o u ntry The ISEA championships marked the end of another outstanding cross-country season. It was an exciting time for many of our athletes, some of whom had their first opportunity to join an ISEA sport and compete against other schools. The effort our runners demonstrated at each practice was exceptional. Many of our students were proud to receive a well-earned pumpkin at the Pumpkin Run, and our Grade Four boys earned a first place ribbon for overall performance. Our goal of seeing how many runners we could pass in the final stretch of the race spurred us on until the end, and there were quite a few 'photo finishes'. Thanks for a funfilled season on the trails!

Melanie Cannon

T e a m Soyi On Sunday June 3,2012, Mulgrave’s 'Team So Yi' helped fight childhood cancer at the B.C Children’s Hospital ChildRun. Under captains Lauren J. and So Yi L., 156 Mulgravian faculty, families, and four-legged friends took part, and for the first time in four years, won an award for having the largest (and most colourful) school team! Team So Yi also managed to raise $5000, which brings our four year total to $28,000! There were many finish line smiles as medals were placed around necks and the carnival fun began. The importance of childhood cancer research was clear, and for the second time, So Yi was able to complete the course with her friends.

Both captains are looking forward to expanding our team into the middle school next year, and we look forward to seeing all of our participants back in 2013!

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;Yeah! Woo hoo!â&#x20AC;? yelled the grade threes when it was time for camp. The first game we played was Predator and Prey, and after we did tie dye shirts. I picked the colour blue. When I put all the elastics on my shirt, it looked like a rag doll. In the morning, Melissa and Jolene found me off my mat and on the ground! They thought it was funny. For dinner, we had lasagna and salad. For breakfast we had waffles, sausages, and eggs. It was so yummy! We went on a nature walk after breakfast and saw lots of plants. While we were waiting for our parents to pick us up we played on the playground. Thank you teachers for making Grade 3 camp so much fun! I really loved it. I wish I could do camp a million times. By Tianna 133

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Man that was fun!â&#x20AC;? The rain was pouring extremely hard and all the kids were very excited, but they were very wet! The first day was a very long day. The kids had to walk 1 km to get to camp! The camp looked small but had a huge forest complex. The next morning, the air guitar or

the mariachi band came in just after the rooster crowed and the camp leaders would tell us our activities. We had polar dipping, which was most people chose, forest games and danger cannon. All of which were loads of fun!

I had a blast at camp!

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Grade 5 boys beachcombing.

Natasha posing with her slug!

Grade 5 girls hanging out on the ferry ride

Camp Elphistone was a brilliant experience to go through! We learned the points of the new compass: E was for ethics, N was for nature, S was for sustainability and W was for work. On the first day we explored E with the islanders, Moondust, Owl, Hawk and Otter.

I was in the Orea clan. On our first meeting at the new compass we learned about the circles of care and the word ethics. The word ethics meant the choices that you make, the easy choices may be easy but is it the right thing you should do?

One thing I learned is that weather can change quickly. It was a nice sunny day for the first few minutes and the next second it starts raining. The next day it was the last day of camp! We said goodbye to the islanders and hiked to the ferry.

It felt great when we reached Vancouver!

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Grade 6s listening to the camp counselors at Loon Lake

"Loon Lakewas an amzins experience that we will never Jorget"

Grade 6 camp was in Loon Lake this year, and some people from Pinnacle Pursuits took us a few different adventures: orienteering, high ropes, low ropes, archery and rock climbing.

We had free time to do whatever we wanted, the cabins were warm, the food was excellent, and we also developed our cooperative skills and we learned how to work in groups. A new aspect of camp was the MYP introduction sessions, which taught us about the MYP program which we will be using next year. Loon Lake camp was amazing experience that we will never forget and we all are looking forward to camp next year. by: Timmy Frewin, Devon Harris and Arveen Shokravi 139

The Grade 7â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s departed for Gambier Island where the Pinnacle Pursuits staff led the students through three days of activities. The students learned about Leave No Trace ethics, how to light a campfire, knot tying and how to set up a tarp shelter. On the last night, the students slept under the tarp shelters that they created. What a great start to the year!

Will didn't chop all that wood, did he?

Annika practising knottying skills

What's camp without â&#x20AC;&#x2122;smores?

This year we went to Camp Arlaban on Gambier Island. This camp taught me many skills that I know I will use in the future, like how to set up a tarp using only materials found in the forest. This was a very interesting for me because it was fun trying to build our shelter in the rain. This experience overall was really amazing and got me to appreciate the beauty of nature by getting us to live outdoors instead of cabins. I hope the new grade 7â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s feel the same way I do about Camp Artaban.

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Hiking on the trail

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Grade eights enjoying the view

The Grade 8â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s moved onto backpacking on their three day fall camp. The students spent their time in Garibaldi Park, either camping at Cheakemus Lake or Garibalidi Lake. On this trip the students experienced cooking on camp stoves and sleeping in tents for the first time with the school. What an adventure!

I rest on the rocky beach as I gaze out at the lake and mountains in the distance.

The lake, sitting so still that it looks like itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s just a photograph.

There is a blue pureness to the water, and surreal freshness to the trees in the mountains.

This is a place I will never forget.

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Carmen and JiĂąa are expert kayakers

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Travelling by kayak, the Grade 9 students headed into Indian Arm for their three day camp. A new mode of expedition for these students they learned how to pack and paddle a double kayak improving their team building skills. Led by Deep Cove Canoe and Kayaks the Grade 9â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s revisited sleeping under tarps. While it was a rather wet experience the students were able to have fun despite the weather!

My kayaking trip experience was not how I had imagined it would be. Every day we kayaked and I would get completely soaked from head to toe! I remember the first day, I was so relieved when we finally hit our camp site after kayaking for two hours. Every day we had to wake up early, and I think I was still half asleep most of the time. The plus side to this trip was that I got to see so many things when kayaking; there were jellyfish and otters... or were they seals?

Anyway, even though it was tiring and wet, overall it was a fun trip and a great experience.

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Backpacking was the mode of travel for the Grade 10 Fall Camp.

The students were divided into three groups and each group went to a different area. The majority of the grade went off the backside of Whistler mountain into the Musical Bumps. While the other two groups were at Marriott Basin and Cerise Creek off of the Duffy Lake Road. The groups practiced route planning, map reading and built on their camp craft skills from the previous years of camp at Mulgrave.

Enjoying the Marriot Basin!

On September 14,2011 nine boys, two girls and a teacher were left on the side of the Pemberton highway. We had large backpacks, candy and tons of enthusiasm and were headed to Marriot Basin, a gorgeous sub-alpine meadow fit between glacier-topped mountains for two nights.

We experienced nearly every sort of weather, our pen ink froze and our boots were a swamp, but we could all say that it was probably the best camping trip we'd ever been on. The scenery was stunning and I doubt any of us will ever think of David in the same way.

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Duke of Edinburgh Avalanche Certificate Course: Feb 4-5, 2012 Participants: Rose Gallo, Megan Moffatt, MJ Mayo, Connor Stanton, Justin Smyth, Mitch Maddill, Fraser Christian, Matthew Zwimpher, Isabelle Kirkwood Chaperone: Ali McTavish In preparation for a winter ski trip, the students spent a weekend on Seymour Mountain completing their AST Level 1 certification through Canada West Mountain School. Spending part of the time in the classroom learning theory and part of the time on snowshoes in the Seymour backcountry, the students came away with an appreciation for the winter environment... and a certification too!

Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Kayak Trip: May 5-6, 2012 Participants: Oliver Kirkwood, Tommy Luo, Josh Goh, Yuta Kikuchi, Omar Salemohamed, Jolee Tung, Kevin Fabian, Eric Jung, Jena Roper, Alyssa Witts, Samantha Botrill, Andrew French, Curren Page Chaperones: Brad Ovenell Carter, Ali McTavish This one night trip to Gambier Island was used as both a qualifying journey for the Bronze students and a practice journey for the Gold students. Leaving from Bowen Island the group paddled along the island until Hood Point where they stopped for lunch. After lunch and learning about following a bearing, the students made a successful crossing over to Gambier Island and Halkett Bay Provincial Park.

Camp game and campfire at night were on the agenda to make for an entertaining evening. The next day we loaded up our boats and paddled back to Snug Cove on a similar route that we

Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Horseback Trip: May 12-13, 2012 Participants: Aine Corrigan-Frost, Bronwyn Carere, Freya Ma, Emily Chow, Hyesun Choi, Jamilla Janmohamed, Ji Na You, Lauren Forster, Sandra Thies, Sarah Halldorson, Sophia Chappell, Angela Joannou, Benny Jean Cytrynbaum Chaperones: Carrie Turunen, Ali McTavish Giddy up! This one night trip up to Darcy was quite the experience.

We had a range of ability levels on this trip, from students who had never ridden a horse to those who rode almost daily. The trip was great with each girl getting matched with a horse. We learned how to tack and un-tack a horse, skills of riding through narrow trails - up and down hills. I think that each girl formed an attachment with their horse and an appreciation for horseback expeditions.

Duke of Edinburgh Silver Kayak Trip: April 27-29, 2012 Participants: Flo Belanger-Jones, Ammar Karmali, Celine Chen, Annika Lee, Crystal Cheng, Anisha Navaratnam, Jasmine Meikle, Chris French, Rose Gallo, Grayson Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien, Sophia Gupta, Alex Stedman, Noah Guld, Connor Stanton, Justin Smyth, Isabelle Kirkwood Chaperones: Kathryn Clark, Natassja Alder, Bambi Roy, Ali McTavish Leaving the school at recess the large group made its way to Sechelt Inlet for three days of paddling. Dividing into two groups, each group departed from the same place, but made their way to different provincial park camp sites for the two nights. On the second day the student met up for lunch, swapping stories and socializing. Each student on the trip took an active leadership role while on the camp - true to Duke of Edinburgh standards.

Duke of Edinburgh Gold Kayak Trip: June 21-25, 2012 Participants: Toby Roper, Nicholas Durrans, Yannis Willi, Feiyi Kuai, Gloria Feng, Josh Goh, Tommy Luo Chaperones: Brad Ovenell-Carter, Ali McTavish This five day kayak expedition left launched from Cortes Island after a very early meeting time of 5:15am at Mulgrave. We paddled into Desolation Sound, spending the first night on Martin Island and the next two nights at Tenedos Bay. Unfortunately, we were treated with the largest amount of rainfall for one day that Desolation Sound has experienced in forty years. However, besides the one wet day, the rest of the trip saw sunshine and perfect paddling conditions with students experiencing the beauty that Desolation Sound offers.

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WINTER CAMPS: Feb 9-11,2012; Mar 2-4, 2012 The second year of winter camps at the school did not disappoint. Many students felt that this was their favorite camping experience while at Mulgrave! The grade was divided into two and sent out for three days to Manning Park on two separate occasions. The first night was spent at Lone Duck two learning how to set up and use a winter camp and building snow kitchens which always sparks their creativity. Snowshoeing down to the lodge we spent the afternoon out doing a rotation of activities including avalanche awareness, social studies assignments and map and compass work. The second night was spent in cabins but before we headed to bed the group either tobogganed or skated for their evening activities. Waking up on the third day the students participated in another skate ski lesson before heading home for some rest!

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HALF DAY EXPERIENCES: Jan-Mar, 2012 Grade 8 Snowshoe One day of snowshoeing was done on Cypress Mountain where the students played games and walked through the myriad of trails available at the Nordic area of Cypress. The second day, led by the Grade 10 Outdoor Leaders, the grade 8’s went to Seymour Mountain and were introduced to avalanche awareness

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Grade 9 Cross Country Two lessons were spent on Cypress Mountain where the qualified staff took the Grade 9’s through a series of skills to allow for competent cross country skiers by the end!

Grade 10 Skate Ski The Grade 10’s spent one day at Cypress Mountain learning how to skate ski. Most found the hills of Cypress Nordic area quite the challenge in this new form of skiing. The second lesson was completed while at their winter camp

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Grade 8 Kayak Day Trip: June 13, 2012 In June the Grade 8â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s left the school for an entire day to learn the essentials of kayaking in Deep Cove.

This day trip saw the students learning how to pack and carry a kayak, decipher a chart and how long it takes to paddle, as well as revisiting tarps and knots. The other half of the day was spent on the water, learning kayaking strokes and on water safety. The students should be very well prepared for their Grade 9 Fall Camp next year!

Grade 7 Day Hike: June 14, 2012 In June the Grade 7â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s spent a day hiking in Lynn Headwaters Provincial Park. While on the trip the students learned the essentials of group pacing and group management. They learned how to use a camp stove and boiled water for hot chocolate at lunch time and also learned how to set up a tent. These two skills will come in handy for their Grade 8 backpacking trip next fall!

Climbing Club - Outdoor Climbing in Squamish: May 11, Participants: Zoe Ablett, Martin Arbrary, Carmen Canteli, Brent Coutts, Marcus Hann, Rose Gallo, Connor Hughes, Zakir Jamal, Keeyan Kazemi, Abigail Korbin, Khylam Lalani, Jasmine Meikle, Daniel Moffatt, Megan Moffatt, Will Pullen, Connor Stanton, Justin Smyth, Krishna Vijayakumar Chaperones: Mike Olynyk, Bambi Roy, AN McTavish Heading to the Smoke Bluffs for a day of outdoor climbing, the Mulgrave Climbing Club picked a bluebird day to finish off their year. We had about seven different routes set up for us and after a thorough safety talk the students were on belay and tackling the rock. Totally different from the indoor climbing that we have done all year, the students found the granite more challenging, exciting and intimidating. A great area with routes for all ability levels - some students even learnt to belay for the first time! Stopping only for the BBQ lunch, the students climbed until 2:15pm when it was time to gather the gear and meet the bus to go back to West Vancouver. What a great way to finish off the year of climbing!

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The Filmmaker of the Year Award - Sean

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Awarded for excellence in creative writing in the Senior School - donated by the Neill family

Awarded to the student filmmaker who has demonstrated passion for films as a medium and who uses film to inspire and to serve others.

English Inspiration Award - Ellen Beveridge Awarded to the Senior School student who demonstrates excellence in English

The Senior School Art Award - Alexandra Crone For excellence in visual arts in the Senior School

The Madame Lo & Family French Legacy Award -

Senior School Public Speaking Award - Ameeqa

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For achieving the highest overall standing in competitive public speaking.

Senior School Humanities Award (Social Studies)-

George Collister Awarded to the Senior School student who exhibits passion and excellence in the study of historical and contemporary human environments and societies.

Global Awareness Award - David Chen Awarded to the Student who Best Demonstrated Participation, Preparedness and Perseverance at the Model United Nations.

Senior School Debating Award - Armaan Ali &

Mulgrave Senior School Mathematics Award -

Joshua Sherrington

Yang Ge Awarded for excellence in Mathematics - donated by the Pirani family

For achieving the highest overall standing in competitive debating.

Mulgrave Senior School Science Award - MC de

University of Toronto National Book Award -

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Yang Ge

Awarded to the student exhibiting the spirit of science and discovery - donated by the Ablett family

This is awarded in recognition of exceptional abilities, both personal and academic, in the eyes of the school and the University of Toronto

BC Innovation Council Science Achievement Award - Christopher Chan & Dustin Riley Awarded to the top grade 12 Science student in Mulgrave. Students need to be enrolled in at least 2 Sciences in order to be considered.

The Lighthouse Park Preservation Society Book Award - Tenal Bourchier Awarded to a graduating student who has an interest in natural history and has demonstrated engagement with the natural world

The Mulgrave Star Trophy - Kyle White Awarded for excellent participation and achievement in one or more areas of the Senior School Music programme - donated by the Thomas family

The Moller Sustainability Award - Charles Hart 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

The Bard Award - Brenna Dowling For excellence in theatrical performance 158

The Tony Macoun Business Scholarship - Sam

Griffiths The Tony Macoun Business Scholarship is awarded to the graduating student who has demonstrated a consistent passion and interest in business and who has been accepted into a university business or pre-business programme for the 2 0 11-2 0 12 academic year Global Leadership Award - Jake Larson Presented to the student who has demonstrated exemplify leadership in Global service and citizenship in humanitarianism and/or/sustainable development. Donated by the Walakoff Family Male Athlete of the year - Jake Larson Awarded to the Senior male student who displays leadership, sportsmanship and all around athleticism - donated by the Houghton family Female Athlete of the Year - Nisia Minicucci This is awarded to the Senior female student who displays leadership, sportsmanship and all around athleticism.

Outstanding Achievement in Academics - Jessie

Evans Presented to the top female Senior School student in academic standing Outstanding Achievement in Academics - Yang

Ge Presented to the top male Senior School student in academic standing.

The Bruce M. Hicks Public Service Award -

Graham Brown "Equality Through Action". Presented to commemorate the 20 th Anniversary of Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms The Alexander Edward Priest Memorial Cup -

Joshua Sherrington Presented to the Senior School student who demonstrates the love of learning.

Senior School Leadership Award - Michaela

Hughes & Alexandra Crone Donated by the 2005/2006 Head Students, Shea de Jaray and Rebecca Cynader, Presented to the senior student who has made exceptional

contributions to leadership at Mulgrave. These contributions can be in citizenship, athletics, arts or any combination therein.

Global Leadership Award - Jake Larson Presented to the student who has demonstrated exemplify leadership in Global service and citizenship in humanitatarianism and/or/ sustainable development. Donated by the Walakoff Family International Baccalaureate Award - MC de Beer The recipient of the IB Diploma Award has, during the two years in the Diploma Programme encompassed the IB philosophy, demonstrating the qualities of an active, compassionate and lifelong learner through their commitment to Academics, Creativity, Action and Service.

Chairmanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Award - Senior School - Luke Allard Awarded in recognition of a student who demonstrates excellence in citizenship, academics, the arts and athletics in the Senior School - donated by the Robertson family

MiddkScfmlAmrcfo Mulgrave Award (two per homeroom/advisor group Awarded to students who have scored highly in each of the attributes associated with the award. Manners, U-niqueness, L-ove of learning, G-enerosity, R-espect, A-ttitude, V-erve, and E-xcellence 7C - Mina Khoshnevis, Michael Calder 7M - Sian Shin, Kevin Hu 7Mc - Joshua White, Tegan Peterson 8 C - Carl Steffens, Chelsea Henry 8 0 - Anniqa Karmali, Jordan Somani 8 R - Sarah Orsmond, Hannah Rahim 9C - Sarah Walker, David Bai 9J - Sarah Halldorson, Cameron Henderson 9Jo - Jerico Lumanlan, Claire Attridge

Middle School Creative Writing Award This award is presented to a student in Grades 7-9 who has excelled in external competitive writing contests.

Sydney White Middle School French Award "En route aux ĂŠtoiles" - donated by Derek & Carlotta Lee

Angela Joannou Madat Ali Pirani Memorial Cup Awarded for excellence in Social Studies in the Middle School

Claire Attridge Effort Award (one per homeroom/advisor group) 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.

7C - Samuel Wilkinson 7M - Aidan Witts 7Mc - Bridget Meka 8 C - Soraiya Lalani 8 0 - Emme Lee 8 R - Kristopher Coppin 9C - Ha Ram (Haram) Jang 9J - Andrew Lee 9Jo - Sung Wook (Eric) Jung

The Funston Award Awarded for excellence in English in the Middle School.

Spirit Award (one per homeroom/advisor group) Awarded to the student who motivates, leads, and inspires and who is positive and inclusive. The manifestation of these qualities may vary depending on the age of the student. For example, the older the student, the more the leadership component should be demonstrated.

7C - Chan Hwi (Matthew) Cho 7M - Jordan Henderson 7Mc - Emilie DesabrĂĄis 8 C - Meagan Stewart 8 0 - Matthew Durrans 8 R - Bishr Alimohamed 9C - Lauren Forster 9J - Angela Joannou 9Jo - Benny-Jean Cytrynbaum

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Andrew French Mulgrave Middle School Mathematics Award Awarded for consistent excellence in Mathematics - donated by Dr Turner

Kevin Hu Mulgrave Middle School Science Award Donated by the Demers/Palyga family; this is awarded to the student exhibiting the spirit of science and discovery

The Rising Star Award This award is for excellent participation and achievement in one or more areas of the Middle School Music programme

Lauren Forster The Downey Award For excellence in visual arts in the Middle School

Hee Jin (Helen) Jeong Middle School Public Speaking Award This award is presented to a student in Grades 7-9 who has excelled in public speaking.

Ahmed Dharamsi

Middle School Leadership Award Donated by the Shepard family; Presented to the Middle School student who has made exceptional contributions to leadership at Mulgrave. These contributions may be in community, athletics, arts or any combination therein.

Andrew French The Moller Sustainability Award Donated by the Moller family; 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.

Hye Sun (Sunny) Choi Mulgrave Middle School Male Athletic Award This is awarded to the male student who displays leadership, sportsmanship and all around athleticism in the Middle School.

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Christina Catliff Chairmanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Award - Middle School Donated by the Robertson family, this award is in recognition of a student who exemplifies the combined attitude of citizenship, academics, the arts and athletics in the Middle School

Tin Yan (Jolee) Tung Outstanding Contribution to School Leadership Presented to Middle School students who have made an outstanding contribution to school leadership in the areas of MLT or M-SAC

Bridget Meka Adam Rahemtulla Sarah Orsmond Jordan Somani Benny-Jean Cytrynbaum Liam Mitchell

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JutUffrSchmêAwards P.E. AWARDS Grade 4 - Awarded to students who showed commitment and pride in their school, through effort and participation in three or more Mulgrave ISEA competitions and play days during the 2011-2012 season.

Augustin Wright, Tal Williams-Wood, Kristjana Walker Grades 5 and 6 - Awarded to students who showed commitment and pride in their school, through effort and participation in four or more Mulgrave ISEA competitions and play days during the 2011-2012 season.

Grade 5: Sebastian Hadden, Chloe Nakatsuru , Ji Sang You, Ava Aminbakhsh, David Kim, Jenna Mamdani, Lucas Oh, Jarick Vance, Andrew Horner, Nicole Lee, Celina Manji Grade 6: Nelli Larjava, Kealin Sacre, Arveen Shokravi, John Christophe Taghavi, Joanna Joannou, Charles Martin, Amir Ali Mirpourian, Armón Shokravi, Alyssa Shull, Joshua Levy MUSIC AWARDS The JUNIOR SCHOOL “MUSIC PIN” is awarded to Grade 5 and Grade 6 students who have demonstrated a year-long commitment to both the vocal and instrumental performance strands of the music programme, through their co-curricular work, beyond the comprehensive classroom music course.

They have participated in both co-curricular Choir and Band for all three school terms and have performed in the major school concerts for the year.

Copper Music pins Grade 5 and 6 students: Raiyana-Ziya Alibhai, Ava Aminbakhsh, Madeleine Campeau, Jocelyn Desabráis, Natalie Hanna, Maggie Haugom, Mollie Haugom, Andrew Horner, Lillian Huang, Grace Jung, Matthew Katz, Natasha Kearns, Nicole Leslie, Jenna Mamdani, Celina Manji, Alisha Muljiani, Chloe Nakatsuru, Sebastian Paisley, Keaton Ross-Ghali, Aileen Zhou, Carrie Zhou, Samantha Levy, David Sui Silver Music pins A silver pin is awarded to students in G6 who are receiving the music pin for the SECOND YEAR in a row: Tessa Barrow-Precious, Laura Fabian, Angela Kim, Joshua Levy, Caitlyn Southey SERVICE AWARDS In the Junior School service pins and certificates are awarded to students from Grades 3 to 6 who commit to a full year of service in either Kid’s Care Club, Cypress Service or Grade 6 Leadership, having attended at least 70% of the meetings.

During weekly service club meetings, these students demonstrate principled and responsible attitudes and behaviour that help to bring about positive action.

Copper Service Copper service pins are awarded for one full year of service.

Grade 3: Jenny Xu, Sahra Rajani, Isaac Manji, Khayali Dhanji, Lucy LePoidevin, Gabi Novak, Yash Jain, Chloe Thomas, Victoria Lu, Jaden Bourchier, Alyza Samji, Amanda Qian, Jillian Franks, Sophie Ye Grade 4: Serina Oh, Ben Kendrick, Kevin Calder, Markus Marosits

Grade 5: Emma Eastman, Ingrid White, Linda Chen, Michael Chen, Peter Luo, Rhianna Hiom, Leo Guo Grade 6: Una Bach, Sparsh Jain, Ari Kaufman, Ben Kwon, Nelli Larjava, Edward Lim, Amir Mirpourian, Jack Morin, Kole Palmer, Hannah Philpotts, Kealin Sacre, Jaehyun Seung, John Christopher Taghavi, Emma Thomas, Torean Vance, Angela Kim, David Sui Bronze Service Bronze service pins are awarded for two full years of service.

Grade 4: Raiden Louie, Blake Curry, Steele Curry, Rosie Li, Kristjana Walker, Connor Walsh, Mikhail Talib, Sahra Kassim-Lakha, Braxton Calkins, May Cho, Azad Dharamsi, Tara Mehr, Kaden Gulamani, Christie Yang, Nikki Ebrahimi-Siaghi, Catherine Jiang, Su-Ann Ho, Clara Gonzalez Grade 5: Lillian Huang, Meridy Meikle, Natasha Kearns, Natalie Hanna, Nicole Lee, Raiyana Alibhai Grade 6: Lauren Joyce, Aiden Clarke-Scott, Kevin Hu, Joanna Joannou, So Yi Lee, Joshua Levy, Samantha Levy, Sarah Mejia, Armón Shokravi, Arveen Shokravi, Matthew Chasmar, Veronica Steek Silver Service Silver service pins are awarded for three full years of service.

Grade 5: Andrew Horner, Celina Manji, Ava Aminbakhsh, Jenna Mamdani, Jocelyn Desabráis, Cecile Dai Grade 6: Alyssa Shull, Sofia Sullivan, Alex Park Gold Service Gold service pins and certificates are awarded to those students who have committed to four full years of service in the Junior School.

Lauren Mounzer, Laura Fabian, Kayla-lman Talib, Caitlyn Southey Spirit Award Awarded to the student who motivates, leads, and inspires and who is positive and inclusive.

Grade 3: 3C - Alyza Samji, 3U - Isaac Manji Grade 4: 4J - Kevin Calder, 4S - Nikki Ebrahimi-Siaghi, 4T - Deepak Ramesh Grade 5: 5C - Ingrid White, 5D - Natasha Kearns 5W - Quinn Cho Grade 6: 6F - Nelli Larjava, 6RJ - Alyssa Shull 6Y - Laura Fabian 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.

Grade 3: 3C - Lucy LePoidevin, 3U -Alex LePoidevin Grade 4: 4J - Augustin Wright, 4S - Serina (Seung-ah) Oh, 4T - Joshua Chow Grade 5: 5C - Sayeed Mavani, 5D -David (Gio) Kim 5W - Lillian Huang Grade 6: 6F -Nikki Hakimi, 6RJ - Lauren Mounzer, 6Y - James Cross

MULGRAVE AWARD This prize is awarded to students who have scored highly in each of the attributes associated with the award. M-anners, Uniqueness, L-ove of learning, G-enerosity, R-espect, A-ttitude, V-erve, and E-xcellence.

Grade 3 3C - Sahra Rajani, Yash Jain 3U -Jolene Morabito, Melissa Foster Grade 4 4J - Julia Cross, Su-Ann Ho 4S - Azad Dharamsi, Sahra Kassim-Lakha 4T - Robert Gable, May Cho Grade 5 5C - Natalie Hanna, Ethan Lippman 5D - Matthew Katz, Jenna Mamdani 5W - Nicole Lee, Celina Manji Grade 6 6F - Timothy Frewin, Lauren Joyce 6RJ - Joanna Joannou, Matthew Chasmar 6Y - David Sui, Caitlyn Southey TROPHIES The Madat E. Jamal Award Awarded to the student who has displayed outstanding aesthetic awareness & creativity in the visual arts Lily Wang 6Y The Koenig Family Award For fine arts & performance Augustin Wright 4J

Alexander Edward Priest Memorial Trophy For a Love of Learning Ari Kaufman 6Y Torean Vance 6Y Andrew Lambert Award for Positive Action This award recognises the student who best demonstrates positive action, in service for the betterment of our environment or the people of our world. The student must demonstrate independence, risk-taking as well as an openminded and caring demeanour.

Sayeed Mavani 5C Cusbert Scholarship Cusbert Scholars are students who demonstrate the IB Learner Profile; have an even temper; are positive, hard­ working, respectful and well-intentioned; are able to learn from mistakes; are wonderful role 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 Una Bach 6RJ Female Athletic Award For the female student who displays leadership, sportsmanship and all-round athleticism Alyssa Shull 6RJ, Joanna Joannou 6RJ

Violet Witty Memorial Award For perseverance So Yi Lee 6F

Male Athletic Award For the male student who displays leadership, sportsmanship and all-round athleticism Charles Martin 6RJ

Everett Allan Larose Memorial Award for Positiveness - Awarded to the student who most exemplifies a positive attitude towards self, fellow students & faculty Kayla-lman Talib 6Y

House Cup Smith

Dvnapro Cup 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.

Peter (Cheng) Peng 6Y

Chairman’s Cup In annual recognition of a student who exemplifies the combined attributes of citizenship, academics, the arts and athletics Joshua Levy 6Y

George Woods Plate Awarded for spirit & enthusiasm - put your heart into everything you do Samantha Levy 6F Stanley Ross Mitchell Memorial Award For excellent participation & achievement in school music activities Joshua Levy 6Y Public Speaking Award For excellence In public speaking Aiden Carere 6Y

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Carere, Aiden 54 Carere, Bronwyn 67 Carrillo, Christine 164 Catliff, Christina 64 Catliff, Kevin 11 Cawkell, Jonathan 164 Chan, Christopher 12 Chan, Oscar 42 Chan, Shek Hin 70 Chandani, Adam 70 Chang Sigel, Kiana 38 Chang Sigel, Milo 38 Chang, Chun Chieh 70 Chang, Ethan 42 Chang, Jacky 54 Chang, Jada 38 Chang, Kayley 47 Chapin, Betty 164 Chappell, Sophia 67 Chasmar, Matthew 54 Che, Aveary 38 Cheah, Nicole 47 Cheah, Ryan 42 Chee, Hazel 164 Chen, Celine 67 Chen, Guan Hao 50 Chen, Louise 164 Chen, Pei Gen 42 Chen, Xiao Han 70 Chen, Yufei 50 Cheng, Crystal 67 Cheng, Yu Xuan 50 Chittock, Alexander 40 Chittock, William 47 Cho, Chae Yeon 47 Cho, Chan Hwi 57 Cho, Kai 42 Cho, Quinn 50 Choi, Hye Sun 64 Choi, Ruby 67 Chow, Emily 64 Chow, Joshua 47 Chow, Kelly 164 Chow, Sydney 54 Christian, Fraser 67 Cima, Alessandro 64 Cima, Alessia 60 Clark, Kathryn 164 Clarke Scott, Aidan 54 Coglon, Gabrielle 38 Coleman, Margaret 67 Collins, Megan 164 Collister, George 12

Collister, William 47 Constantineau, Jade 164 Coppin, Kristopher 60 Corbett, Heather 67 Corrigan Frost, Aine 64 Costain, Alison 164 Cottell, Hollie 47 Coupland, Cole 67 Coupland, Siri 57 Coutts, Brent 67 Cox, Joel 60 Cox, Talulla 40 Crone, Alexandra 12 Cross, David 67 Cross, James 54 Cross, Julia 47 Cummings, Aurora 57 Curry, Blake 47 Curry, Steele 47 Cusbert, Greg 164 Cytrynbaum, Benny Jean 64

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A rab S pring E xtends T hrough Fall Middle East regimes topple with the death of Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi and the ouster of Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak and Tunisian dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.

Ja ck L ayton P a sse s A w ay at ag e 61 NDP Leader Jack Layton died on August 22, 2011 weeks after announcing that he was fighting a new form of cancer, and just months after leading his party to its most successful federal election result ever.

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The withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq ends in December, concluding eight years of war and occupation.

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A m an d a Knox A cq u itted Italian courts overturn the murder conviction of American college student Amanda Knox. She returns home to Seattle after serving four years in prison.

European nations offer bailout loans and urge austerity measures to keep the Greek debt crisis from damaging the Euro-Zone economy.

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N avy R escu es Ira n ia n C rew from P ira te s In the North Arabian Sea, the USS Kidd, a U.S. Navy warship, rescues the crew of an Iranian fishing boat from Somali pirates.

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S h afia’s Found G uilty A Kingston, Ontario jury find Mohammad Shafia, 58, his wife Tooba Yahya, 42 and their son Hamed, 21, guilty in the murders of sisters Sainab, 19, Sahar, 17, Geeti, 13 and Mohammad Shafia’s first wife, Rona Amir, 52.

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New $100 Bill The Bank of Canada releases the first polymer bank note that contains a wealth of anti-counterfeiting features such as partially hidden numbers. The new bill is anticipated to last two-anda-half times longer than its counterpart.

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C a n a d a P ost R em oves Letter-Boxes The iconic red boxes are getting harder to find as Canada Post removes more than 1,000 letter­ boxes from across the country as household mail declines.

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Coupons are a lifestyle trend as consumers emulate super-thrifty shoppers featured on TV shows like Extreme Couponing on TLC.

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School Buildings Go Green Provinces are adopting green building practices so that school buildings can save energy and use fewer resources.

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Households across the nation are taking steps to reduce the paper waste of unwanted junk mail from catalog companies and advertisers.

One year after she was shot by a wouldbe assassin, Representative Gabby Giffords and her husband publish a memoir.

Outrage over bank bailouts and foreclosures sparks a protest movement that spreads from New York's Zuccottl Park to cities across Canada.

As demonstrations in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Syria, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, a pioneer in the and New York make headlines, Time magazine personal computing and consumer electronics names “The Protester” as 2011 's Person of the Year, fields, dies at age 56 of pancreatic cancer,

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N ew LED L ightbulbs Shine for D ecad es Pricey, Energy Star-rated LED bulbs debut in stores and outshine compact fluorescent bulbs, lasting five times longer.

W om en L ead ers S hare N obel P eac e P rize Liberian peace activist Leymah Gbowee, Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, and Tawakkol Karman of Yemen all receive the Nobel Peace Prize.

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N ew S tan d ard s R egulate F ra ck in g P ra c tic e s Regulators announce national anti-pollution standards to oversee the natural gas industry’s practice of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.

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H isto ric P ra irie Flooding Water from the swollen Assiniboine River in Manitoba breaches a dike on May 14, 2011. Widespread flooding hit parts of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Northern Ontario and resulted in unprecedented water levels not seen in hundreds of years.

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A irlin es Fly T ow ard G re en e r F uels Seeking to decrease greenhouse gas emissions and shrink their carbon footprint, passenger jets are starting to switch to new bio-fuels.

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Following their first Stanley Cup win In 39 years, the Boston Bruins keep the momentum going strong with a solid 2011 -2012 season.

Lincoln Ueda, Tony Hawk and other world-class skateboarders headline a “Jump” festival at Iblrapuera gym in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

The NHL is back in the ‘Peg. The inaugural game against the Montreal Canadiens was played at MTS Centre in Winnipeg on October 9, 2011.

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B asketball Players End Strike The 2011 NBA lockout ends as basketball team owners and players strike a deal. The start of the season is delayed until Christmas.

S idney C rosby T alk in g Tebow Sports announcers and fans debate over Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow, an athlete who wears his faith on the sleeve of his football jersey.

Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins was sidelined for most of the 2011 season following a concussion. He returned in November to play, scoring two goals, but by December, Crosby was sidelined again.

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Joe Paterno, the beloved college football coach who led the Penn State Nittany Lions to a record-breaking 409 victories, dies at age 85.

Patrick Chan, 21, wins gold for his spectacular performance at the men’s ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating on December 10, 2011 in Quebec City.

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Katy Perry is the year's most-played artist on the radio, with five Number One singles. She sells two million albums and 24 million digital downloads.

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Coldplay releases its fifth album, Mylo Xyloto, and streams a concert in Spain as a live webcast on YouTube,

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Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift releases her Speak Now World Tour: Live album and is named CMA Entertainer of the Year.

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The Pogo instant digital camera from Polaroid prints its own snapshots to share in less than a minute.

The debut of Call o f Duty: Modem Warfare The newest Nintendo 3DS device features a 3 is the most successful game launch in no-glasses 3D screen and allows players to record history, according to Activision Blizzard, Inc. 3D video footage.

Enter ta* Super Mario 3D Land Conquers a New Dimension Developed for the Nintendo 3DS, Super Mario 3D Land receives rave reviews for its addictive 3D experience.

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EA Sports adds non-NFL players like female quarterback Hope Bromley to the free agents in Madden NFL 12, the newest edition of the popular video game.

Mindflex Duel players wear special, brain wave-sensing headsets to steer foam balls through the air and around obstacles.

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The Big Bang Theory, a popular sitcom about geeky research scientists and the women in their lives, is in its fifth season.

Critics and fans tune into the eighth season of The Office to see how the ensemble cast fares after the departure of star Steve Carrell.

B ew itching T eens C ast a Spell When Cassie Blake moves to a small town in Washington State, the teen is Invited to join a coven of witches in The Secret Circle.

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NBC F in d s Its Voice Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton compete to coach unknown singers to victory in the reality talent show, The Voice.

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The History Channel has a hit with Pawn Stars, featuring the Harrison family and selected treasures from their Las Vegas pawn shop.

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Jennifer Lawrence and Woody Harrelson star in The Hunger Games, a film adaptation of the popular science fiction novel.

Batman (Christian Bale) returns to Gotham to uncover the truth about Selina Kyle (Anne Hathaway) in The Dark Knight Rises.

Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill star in Moneyball, based on the true story of the Oakland Athletics’ recordbreaking 2002 season.

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H arry P o tter S eries F in ale on H om e Video After inspiring moviegoers to camp out for the first midnight showings, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 comes to home video.

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Agent J Returns Josh Brolin joins Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones and some seriously sinister aliens in the long-awaited science fiction comedy sequel, Men in Black 3.

Flies into Theaters Three students discover they have superpowers far beyond their understanding. As their powers grow, so does their dark side to use them to their advantage.

Their lives take unexpected turns as they try to deal with the unexplainable changes.'

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W ar H o rse Sells T ick ets an d T issu es When a boy’s beloved thoroughbred is sold to an Army captain on the eve of World War I, a deeply moving drama is set in motion in War Horse.

The R evenge of th e 99 P erce n t When the boss squanders their retirement savings, the little people get even. Ben Stiller and Eddie Murphy star in the crime comedy, Tower Heist.

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Matt Damon stars as a well-meaning widower who brings his young children to live in a rundown zoo in We Bought a Zoo.

Queen Latifah and Dolly Parton star in Joyful Noise, about conflicts within a Georgia church choir as the group prepares for a national competition.

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1, the fourth installment in the series, earns S500 million in its first 12 days in theaters.

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A Boy an d H is Dog Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson collaborate on the dazzling 3-D performance-capture film, The Adventures o f Tintín: The Secret o f the Unicom.

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Live A ction A d v en tu re Is O ut of T his W orld Disney delights sci-fi fans with John Carter, which chronicles the adventures of a Confederate captain who is drawn into conflict on another planet.

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S uperheroes Save th e W orld A cast of supérelos portray Marvel Comics superheroes recruited to battle an evil villain and his army in the theatrical release, The Avengers.

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H e a rtstrin g s in H aw aii George Clooney plays Matt King, who loses his wife but keeps his land and draws closer to his two young daughters in The Descendants.

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The H e lp Is a Hit In the early 1960s, an idealistic, Caucasian writer wants to write about the struggles of the AfricanAmerican maids who serve her peers in The Help.

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Comfortable, cozy, and laid-back hoodie sweatshirts convey an easy going attitude toward style.

The classic English-style riding boot, worn with skirts or tucked-in skinny jeans, is one of the strongest footwear trends for fall and winter.

Pandora charm bracelets from Denmark bring design-your-own style and sparkling selfexpression to the jewelry store.

Trend From Locker Room to Classroom As temperatures drop, comfortable, cozy, high-performance sweat pants make the leap from gym class to everywhere-wear.

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C ardigans ^ Go Retro A modem adaptation Iof the mid-century classic cardigan adds an extra layer of color, (Warmth, and style.

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Tall, fringed suede boots add a touch of irreverent, hippie chic to short skirts, leggings, or tucked-in jeans. /

A new generation embraces the iconic shades of the 1970s. Metal-rimmed, aviator-style sunglasses make a stylish comeback.

L ay ers M a k e th e Look Layering is one of the strongest trends for fall and winter. Mixing textures and lengths, like a cropped jacket over a long top, creates looks that are both cozy and cool.

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Bending the rules is always in style. Students express their creativity by mixing brightly colored patterned, mismatched socks.

One of the must-have accessories for both guys and girls is a big, chunky watch in bright, neon hue.

Yogurt G oes G reek Greek-style yogurt, which is creamier and less sour than ordinary yogurt, adds more delicious options to the dairy case.

S tepping O ut in B allet F lats Cute, comfortable, versatile ballet flats go with just about everything from school outfits to party attire.

N ail P olish C rac k le s Ordinary manicures get contrast, color, and texture with special, crackle-effect topcoat formulas.

Boy Style Whether they’re boot cut, skinny, or loose fit, jeans are still the focus of today’s style. Just throw on your favorite tee or hoodie and you’re good to go!

Faux Is a Go M u sic G oes to Your H ead Dr. Dre introduces high-performance, over-ear headphones that cancel outside noise and enhance the listening experience.

The posh look and plush feel of faux fur inspires designers to go wild.

Fabulous faux jackets, vests, collars and accessories are hot — and warm.

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The number-one mobile word game is Zynga’s addictive “Words with Friends,” a crossplatform challenge for friends and strangers.

Netflix, a popular online movie rental service, delivers new flicks to home screens via instant streaming and discs in the mail.

Oprah Winfrey airs the final episode of her daytime television talk show after 25 seasons.

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Nike M akes It Personal Online custom build-it functionality allows consumers to design their own Nike ID footwear by specifying colors and performance features.

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The Walt Disney World Resort turns 40. The celebration at Magic Kingdom Park includes t¡reworks and a mass slng-along of “When You Wish Upon a Star.”

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Facebook M akes It Easier to Go Back in Time.

Facebook introduces its new interface, Timeline, which allows users to easily view everything from past photos, wall posts, and status updates from any year they were subscribed to Facebook.

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Apple iPhone 4S Launches Apple unveils the iPhone 4S, which features art 8-megapixel camera and the same dual-core chip as the iPad.

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Between Kim’s 72-day marriage, Kourtney’s second pregnancy, and various scandals, the media can’t resist covering the Kardashians’ every move.

The tablet computing craze is going strong. Consumers can’t resist the Apple iPad 2, as well as competitors like the Kindle Fire and the Transformer Prime.

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