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Millburn’s Star: Anne Hathaway Recognized with Special Hollywood Honor

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By: Megan Roche here is every award in the book for actresses, one might think that a Tony or Oscar would be the greatest honor one can receive. That said, you haven’t truly made your mark in Hollywood until you have that pink and gold star on Hollywood Boulevard and a hometown Millburn girl most recently got hers. Millburn-raised Anne Hathaway now has that shiny piece of sidewalk with her name on it as she officially received her Walk of Fame star in a ceremony on May 9. Her acting career started very early on in the halls of Millburn High School and on the stage at Paper Mill Playhouse. She even earned a Rising Star award nomination for her work as Winnifred in Once Upon a Mattress. Hathaway grew up in Short Hills where she attended Wyoming Elementary School in Millburn. She graduated from Millburn High School but left a legacy on the stage. In a 2015 interview, Mickey McNany, then director of theater school at Paper Mill Playhouse, was highly impressed with Hathaway from the start, but knew she’d get far. “As far as main stage thrills for me, I would have to say certainly seeing Annie Hathaway who took her first class here in the theatre school and then the conservatory be so brilliant

in Jane Eyre and Gigi.” McNany said. After her humble beginnings at Paper Mill, Hathaway starred in countless stage shows. Some of her more prominent roles include a schoolgirl in Jane Eyre and another supporting role in Gigi at Paper Mill. Her big break came when she was just 18 years old when she landed the starring role as Mia Thermopolis in The Princess Diaries. Hathaway is no stranger to the spotlight; she practically grew up on the stage. Her mother, Kate McCauley, has acted in multiple shows. As she spent time backstage in different theaters, Hathaway fell in love with acting. Much to her dismay, both her parents did not want her to pursue a career in acting. Now acting in movies, Hathaway can be seen in the Princess Diaries, Oceans 8, Les Miserable, The Devil Wears Prada, Bride Wars, The Dark Knight Rises, Ella Enchanted, and Becoming Jane. She has also offered her voice to characters in multiple episodes of The Simpsons and Family Guy. As she accepted her star on the Walk of Fame during the ceremony in May, Hathaway made a long speech, thanking the many people who helped her on her rise to fame, including that of her diehard fans. “What really makes me

excited about this is thinking about it as a shared thing. It makes me so excited that this star can be a space where my incredible fans, who are the reason that this piece of land has been named for me, can pour their own loving vibrant spirit. This is a spot that has meaning to me because of you. You are why I am standing here.” Hathaway said during the ceremony. During the ceremony, Hathaway pointed out that much of her success came from the people who believed in her talents at a young age. With a wide range of thanks to mention, Hathaway offered her

words of appreciation to her family to round out her speech. “The gift of being the focus and recipient of your tremendous and enlightened love is along with motherhood, the most important and profound part of my very blessed life. I am able to walk through this world as I do because you make me feel safe, held, seen, and adored.” Hathaway said. Attending the ceremony with Hathaway were her husband, Adam Shulman, her parents, and many friends. Hathaway’s star marks the 2,663rd time a star has been awarded. Her star is located at 6927 Hollywood Blvd.

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19-Year-Old Millburn Native Develops Baseball Hitting Training Bat

By Jerry Del Priore fter experiencing varying degrees of success as a hitter, Elijah Taitel — a former competitive baseball player from Millburn and current mechanical engineering student -- grew frustrated with his dilemma, motivating him to do something about it. Subsequently, Taitel, the founder of Extra Base Sports, developed the ProVelocity™ Bat — a professional baseball hitting training tool specifically designed to increase the speed of a swing and hitting live balls more effectively — with the help of engineers. “I played little league all the way to varsity baseball. I couldn’t understand why one day I go 4-4 and the next day go 0-3,” lamented the 19-year-old Taitel, who suited up for Golda Och Academy’s baseball team in West Orange. “I did not see anything out there that could help kids (hit) immensely. That’s what I’m

doing with the ProVelocity Bat.” How does the ProVelocity Bat work? The patented Sweet Spot Power Barrel features 20 power settings, with one to eight resistance bands, he said, from 0 pounds of resistance to 120 pounds. Taitel said the barrel slides to the end of the bat to the impact position and gives you audible feedback (a first click) when your pre-selected swing speed is achieved. Two audible clicks indicate that you have swung with enough power to drive the barrel to the end of the bat and back. As you become stronger and more accustomed to the hitting tool, you can increase the Sweet Spot Power Barrel’s power settings and learn to lengthen the time between the clicks to increase your maximum power within the strike zone. Additionally, you theoretically become more skilled at firing your hips before the arms to drop the bat into the strike zone.

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Maplewood’s Kai Strothers Headed to Bowling Nationals

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By Melissa A. Kay hile most of us send the bowling ball down the “gutter” half the time, the far more finessed 10-year-old Kai Strothers of Maplewood, NJ is showing us a thing or two about bowling like a pro. After recently bowling a perfect score, the multi-award winning bowling enthusiast (and many would argue, expert) is soon headed to the 2019 Junior Gold Championships in Detroit, MI to once again prove his potential and compete with some of the finest bowlers from around

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the country in his division. After making it to the top 20% there last year, Strothers is geared up to go at it again, perform even stronger, and bowl better than ever. By the way things are going, he’s going to be great. Strother’s mom Sharonda shared that her son started bowling at the tender age of 4. “By the time he was 6-7, we knew he had something special,” she says. Coming from a long line of avid bowlers – both mom and dad bowl, both sets of grandparents too, and even his uncles get in on the action – it is really no wonder that

Strothers is such a sensation. While it takes plenty of practice and persistence, surely his family believes they’ve got a little something to do with the 10-year-old’s success. Speaking of practice, Strothers spends lots of time at Linden Lanes and Jersey Lanes, both in Linden. “Kai loves how the sport challenges him to continuously make good shots over and over at a high rate; it makes him think,” his mom says. Strothers believes, “If you love a sport, any sport, you have to practice and don’t get upset if things are not going as well as you hoped. Be patient. Sometimes it gets hard but trust the process and thank your parents.” Sage advice from a youngster who clearly has a mature perspective and a good head on his shoulders. While this year’s Junior Gold

Championships is on Strothers’ mind at the moment, he is certainly no stranger to success. He has won numerous awards; just recently he aced the NJ state championship – the NJ State Pepsi Youth Championships. He also took home 1st place in the TNBA Eastern Regional Junior Tournament in Durham, NC. Other bowling achievements include: 2017 TNBA Eastern Region – Boston, MA – Division 2, 1st place, 2017 NJ State Youth Tournament – Division C 1st place, 2018 NJ State Youth Tournament – Division B 1st place, 2018 TNBA Eastern Region – Richmond, VA – Division 1, 1st place, 2018 Parker Bohn Annual Scholarship Tournament – 2nd place, 2018 Bowlero Mid-Atlantic Youth Championship - 4th place, 2018 Youth continued on page 6

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Calling All High Schoolers: Scholarship Essay Contest Announced

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he Adrian Rubin Foundation Scholarship was created by Adrian Rubin to help the future entrepreneurs of the world with the cost of going to college, this is the second year that Mr. Rubin has funded this project and he looks forward to continuing it years into the future. Eligibility: High school students graduating in 2019 that have been accepted into a college, university, trade school, or design school and students currently enrolled in a college, university, trade school, or design school. Guidelines: To apply for the $1200 Adrian Rubin Foun-

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continued from page 4 Open – U10 Boys Singles & All Events – 2nd place and U12 Doubles & Team Event – 2nd place. Surely Strothers can find dation Scholarship, Adrian Rubin wants to hear your an- room on the shelf for another swer to the following ques- trophy if he strikes his way tion in the form of a 500-word to success at the Junior Gold essay: “When was the exact Championships this July! And moment that you knew what this event is nothing to sneeze you wanted to major in?“? at; this is a major undertaking, Submission Deadline: July 1st, especially for a 10-year-old. Sharonda explains, “The Junior 2019. Winner Selection: The win- Gold (Nationals) is a huge event. ner will be selected in August Youth from all over the country 2019. Once contacted, the come here to compete. Kai will winner will have two weeks bowl in the U12 division. He to respond. If the winner does will bowl for six days straight not respond, a new winner will at different times, at different bowling alleys on different lane be selected. If you wish to apply, visit conditions. The prize if he adwww.adrianrbinfoundation. vances to finals will be scholarship money and the ceremony com. will air on live TV.” Sounds wonderfully exciting, not only for the sheer experience but for the

potential to outscore the others who are also at the top of their game. Perhaps he’ll make some likeminded lifelong friends in the process. While bowling is obviously Strothers’ strong suit, it is not his only interest. Mom says, “Outside of bowling, Kai is a typical 10-year-old boy that loves recess at school, football, playing Xbox with his friends, going to the park, and doesn’t always like to eat his veggies.” C’mon mom, who does? As for what the future holds, Strothers wants to become a PBA (Professional Bowling Association) bowler. If his expertise by this point is any indication, we can expect to see Strothers’ dreams come true. One thing’s for sure, Strothers is on the ball and has already found his lane in life!

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Caldwell University Student Celebrates “Once in a Lifetime” Adventure

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By Steve Sears essica Arebalo, a senior at Caldwell University, doesn’t know how she juggles it all. She’s the mom of a 4-year-old child, commits to a schedule of studies, and works a full-time job as a 9-1-1 operator. “I frankly don’t know how am able to manage all of it,” she says, but then explains how. “I focus on what I can accomplish each day. I do some school work at work, but sometimes the 9-1-1 system is busy, and I cannot complete any work, but it sure helps.” With her school break approaching, you’d expect Arebalo to kick back and maybe rest somewhat. She, however, had other ideas. “I knew spring break was coming and I had a two week gap of no school, so I planned it. I took time off from work and booked the trip.” That trip was an excursion to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak at 19,341 feet. “It was my form of reset,” says Arebalo, who is majoring in Social Studies and minoring in Criminal Justice at

Caldwell. “I wanted to start fresh and with a new mental state to take six classes in the spring semester. I know most people would have chosen the Caribbean, but I like to do non ordinary activities, travel in a unique way to be able to experience “life.’” Arebalo is no stranger to challenges, previously taking part in Spartan races as a test of agility and stamina. “The last Spartan race I did before the summit tested my mental state as it was in Vermont, at Killington Mountain (over 4,000 feet). It was my first-time experience of the notion of ‘mind over matter,’ but I finished.” She has also challenged herself other times as well. “I have never been scared of high altitudes. I, in fact, have done skydiving, bungee jumping, rappelling down waterfalls, and long-distance hikes.” Upon arrival, viewing Mount Kilimanjaro from the distance was not imposing. Quite the opposite. “It gave me this emotion of fulfillment, or achievement even though I haven’t done it yet,” she recalls, her mind at that time processing the expected end

result. “I guess it was because I was there in Tanzania - it was in front of me , it was no longer a thought but a reality.” The biggest challenge was the fear of not finishing. “Not because I couldn’t but continued on page 10

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West Orange Schools Honor Brothers for 80 Years of Service

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By Dawn M Chiossi ongevity in career, it might be considered unique, it might be considered lucky. No matter what, it says something about the worker. It’s a sign of devotion, of caring, of wanting to do the best every single day. Twin brothers Nick and Pat Galante are two such workers. As educators in West Orange, they have 80 plus years of service between them; designating a deep devotion to career. To them, educating young minds in West Orange was more than a job, paycheck, or even just going to work. Partnering together, The West Orange Scholarship Fund and The West Orange Education Association recently hosted a cocktail reception to honor the brothers for their dedicated service to West Orange. Giving back to the community and paying it forward, they served as educators, student and teacher advocates, and are proud alumni of the West Orange High School class of 1965. So much more than a party or even honoring these two educators, the celebration AL PROFESSIOTN CARPE CLEANING

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continued from page 7 because my body could not. We want to apply that theory of ‘mind over matter’ but we know our bodies and we should not push to a point of severe damage. For example: altitude sickness is not up to me. If my body did not adapt, I would have had to end the hike. I cannot risk pulmonary or heart edema and potentially die (on the way) to (the) summit.” During the seven-day trip and climb, which Arebalo made with three other people, she succeeded in reaching the lowest peak, and after that, there was no doubt she’d reach the highest. “The more I advanced the more I knew my body was adjusting and the risk of altitude sickness decreased.” And when she reached the frosty apex, she had a surprise: a bright red, Caldwell University banner to unfurl. It had been planned since the fall 2018. “I was talking to my advisor, Roxanne Knott, about the final requirements to graduate. While chatting, she asked me about my plans for Christmas and I mentioned I am working the holidays. She gave me an ‘awe’ to which I replied, “But during spring, I will be summiting

Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa.’ She thought it was fascinating and asked if I would mind taking a school insignia and take a picture at the summit. She was very encouraging!” And now the world knew of Caldwell University – from atop Mount Kilimanjaro. Are higher peaks, perhaps even Mount Everest, next? A recent Jessica Arebalo Instagram post maybe says it best: Can a dream come true? ABSOLUTELY!! 2 years ago, I became enamored with Everest. The feeling the climbers expressed when they summited was inexplicable. To be realistic, I knew Everest was quite a stretch, but I wanted to experience that feeling!!! Being at the top of the world... that sense of achievement and glory! So I embarked on a search to summit the next best thing! And Kilimanjaro was it! One of the highest 7 summits in the world! I can do it?! Even with doubts I bought the plane ticket to Tanzania and began my journey to conquer and summit Kilimanjaro, a volcano that’s due for eruption. One of the hardest things I have ever done! I pushed myself past a physical and mental breaking point! Our minds are powerful and I tested that theory. Despite the dizziness, stomach

ache, back pain and climbing after midnight in pure darkness, I distracted my mind and summited Mt. Kilimanjaro! At 7 a.m., I reached the top and I felt that! That sense of freedom, tranquility and glory! I never meant to inspire others, but I am happy my family (daughter, mother, sisters, nieces, ...) feels proud and inspired to dream and achieve! I was once above the clouds and, although 9 thousand + ft shorter than Everest, on top of the world! “Maybe in the future, once I have my career settled. Who knows? But I would definitely go for another of the highest seven summits.”

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continued from page 9 them went into education of some kind. “My father was our biggest fan,” Nick Galante shares. “To both my parents, education wasn’t just a thing, it was the thing. Both of them were way ahead of their time. They encouraged us all in so many ways. They took an interest in what we were doing, talked to us, helped us. When it came to our wanting to go into education to become teachers, his philosophy was, “Try it, you’ll know if you like it after a couple of years. You’ll know it by wanting to get up in the morning. If you do what you love, that makes all the difference.” “They were so supportive, and selfless, they really made a commitment to us all.” With such amazing role models as their parents, Nick and Pat Galante sought out

to give children just some of what they were given. The brothers not only loved what they did, they sought to make a difference in the lives of their students, teachers, parents and co-workers. In short, they sought to give back to West Orange. The Galante’s shared philosophy was an amazing one of treat the students like they are family. Their approach to teaching was an inclusive one. Realizing that the old adage that it takes a village to raise a child was 100% accurate, the Galante brothers actively sought to bring parents, co-workers, and administration into the lives of students. An example of this was when, in 1984, Nick Galante helped implement the Madeline Hunter Method, a model of teaching that benefited stu-

dents everywhere, not just in West Orange. “It concentrated on things such as studying teacher behavior, their lessons, recognizing the efforts of students, making successful programs, what they should say, how to say it,” he explains. For Pat Galante, he asserts, “I wanted to give the students a reason to come to school more, to give them a positive and personal experience.” He had the opportunity to test this out when he was the Dean of Students, in charge of discipline. He gave the students both guidelines and boundaries as well as inspiration. His approach was golden. Through guidelines and his critical thinking, Galante taught and advised students, giving them consequences when they needed them, and always turned a negative situation into a positive one.

Sometimes he didn’t even know the results of his approach. In disbelief, Galante shares a story of a former student who had some school troubles but had an interest in cooking. “He had left the school for a more technical one but had shown up one year on Superbowl Sunday with a whole mess of food for me, just to say thanks.” Despite their 80 plus years of service between them, the Galante Scholarship is something they just cannot wrap their heads around. “It completely blew me out of my shoes,” comments Nick Galante. “It was totally a surprise,” adds Pat. Focusing fully on the ultimate goal, the next words he says are a humble characteristic of the Galante family. “The best part of all of this is that it benefits the kids.”

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Millburn High School Robotics Enters and Wins VEX World Championship

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By Steve Sears he Millburn High School Robotics team, better known as the Millburn Phreak Show, recently won six tournament of champions titles, and was awarded a chance to attend the VEX World Championship held in Louisville, Kentucky. Millburn ousted the rest of the competition in the VEX Robotics Championship High School - Science Division and captured a world championship, becoming the first Garden State team to ever to do. Hilton Seibert, Robotics and Architecture teacher in the Technology Department, is in his first year at Millburn High School, 6th year as a robotics coach, and 11th year as an educator. He is co-head of the program, while David Farrell is the other half. “I graduated from Millburn in 2003,” says Seibert, “and I was lucky enough to have him (Farrell) as a teacher when I was a student. To be working with him now is

an incredible honor.” Seibert explains the team’s season, their initial path to the World Champion-

ship. “Millburn Phreak Show competed in six regular season events before the state continued on page 15

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Robotics... continued from page 14 event. Each event has three main phases. The first is a skills portion, where an individual robot has a minute to score as many points as possible. The second is a qualification round, where teams are randomly assigned another team as a partner. At the end of the qualification round, teams will have competed in at least five matches with random partners against random opponents. The top performing teams are seeded into a bracket for the third and final phase, the elimination tournament. Phreak Show took 1st place in each elimination tournament leading up to the state event.” Preparation for all activity is key, and most of it takes place in a very special spot. “The MILL (Millburn Innova-

tive Learning Lab) is home to many exciting learning opportunities,” says Seibert, “one of which happens to be Robotics. The students are making incredible use of the space, and their successes this season are due in part to the MILL.” “Millburn Robotics has been around for close to eight years,” says Seibert, explaining the history and critical parts of the program. “Robotics is an all-encompassing STEM activity that combines math, physics, design, engineering, critical thinking, teamwork, and leadership skills. Competitive robotics is finally breaking through into the mainstream, and Millburn Robotics strives to be on the cutting edge.” In addition to Millburn Phreak Show, the school has

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West Caldwell Gymnasts Earn Top Honors at NJ State Championships

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By Megan Roche he 2019 New Jersey State Gymnastics Championships were much to celebrate for the folks at USA Twisterz Gymnastics. Several of the gym’s athletes placed extremely well in all age and level categories. For Emelie Greenlee, Giuliana D’Angelo, Rachael Kaminski and Abigail Luciano, the four girls from West Caldwell, the overall competition couldn’t have gone any better. According to the Fairfield based gym, many of the teams and individual gymnasts’ broke records at the meet that was held from Feb. 8 to 10. The gym, which competes as members of the United States Association of Gymnastics, brought home several titles and placed high amongst many other teams in the state. “It’s been amazing and we’re a new studio. The talent that these girls have comes from their love of the sport. They are very positive and this sport is really challenging. They have this ability to just want to do their best.” Erin Gloor, owner of USA Twisterz and head gymnastics coach, said. The Xcel Silver Team placed third out of 26 teams while the Xcel Bronze Team placed eighth out of 17 teams. For two Xcel Silver gymnasts, Greenlee and Luciano, each are 2019 State Record Holders for the 8 and 9-year-old age level on the floor exercise. Both Luciano and Greenlee scored a 9.7 on the floor exercise to earn their individual titles. While Greenlee and Lu-

ciano did well on the floor exercise, they also ended up doing extremely well in the all around competition. Greenlee, age eight, finished second in the state out of 32 gymnasts with an all around score of 37.675. Luciano, age nine, placed first in the state out of 28 gymnasts and posted an all around score of 37.875. The Xcel Bronze team also had another one of their gymnasts step up. Rachael Kaminski, age seven, became the floor state champion with a 9.5 for her age group. The Xcel Bronze Team was made up of primarily newbies to the sport, 14 out of 15 gymnasts competing the sport for the first time this year. Giuliana D’Angelo earned first place on vault with a 9.25 in the six to seven age group. “These girls truly work at their 110 percent. What we’ve fostered is this growth mindset that is really hard to find. It’s great to have a positive flow of energy that comes at USA Twisterz.” Gloor said. These young gymnasts have much to be proud about. Not only did they compete well, but for some, this was their first ever exposure to the lifestyle of competitive gymnastics. To join the team at USA Twisterz, all girls must be able to commit to training 8 to 16 hours a week. They have to attend every competition but also remember to show good sportsmanship, self-discipline, and respect. According to Gloor, the girls focus on the foundations of good gymnastics and building onto skills but also life skills for the rest of their days, both in and outside the gym.

“While this sport asks the kid to be more mature, this sport is largely individual. This sport really teaches you to handle challenges and how to overcome roadblocks. I always try to teach them to work hard and keep trying. In life, there are challenges and obstacles and gymnastics helps teach them the skills to overcome

the challenges.” Gloor said. What’s next for these young gymnasts? They will continue to train throughout the remainder of the year until the competition season closes. After the competition season, training will be a little bit lighter but will continue through the summer months.

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Maplewood High and Stanford University Track Star Represented the USA in the IAAF World Relays

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By Steve Sears livia Baker, who grew up in South Orange and was an All-American all four of her school years at Columbia High School, representied the United States for USATF in the IAAF World Relays on May 11 and 12 in Yokohama, Japan. “I knew it was a possibility, but I wasn’t 100% sure,” says Baker of her being contacted. “Part of the criteria for getting selected involves going to a few meets early on in the season and competing in 4x4s with other athletes.” Those early season meets bode well for Baker, and she in her words “was blessed to have been selected.” She then reflects on her selection and what it means to her. “It means the world to me, honestly. Running track is my passion. I have a desire one day to compete at the Olympics. I feel like being selected to this team – and I have had the opportunity to represent the USA on the youth and

Baker practices 5 - 6 days per week for almost four hours and also strength trains. “Those were simpler times,” she laughs. The Coopers are idols for Baker, and so is Natasha Hastings, a 400 runner and multiple year Olympian who just this year she now trains with. “It’s a very cool thing for me that someone I’ve

looked up to for so long is now my training partner. Now, I get to train with her every day.” Baker also mentions that she not only admires Hastings’ accomplishments on the track; she also spends time empowering women and young girls coming up in the sports world. Baker’s future goals, in addition to being an Olym-

pian, is to be a true 400 and 800 (the latter she feels is her better event) runner. “I want to get to the point that I don’t to say, “Oh, the 800 is my better event right now’ or ‘400 is my better event right now.’ I want to get to a point where I can be really good at both. I want to run :49 in the 400 and 1:56 in the 800.”

What’s happening in your school or organization? Have a human interest story? Email us at editor@newviewmg.com junior levels – and being selected for the senior level really means a lot to me because I really feel like it really validates that I’m supposed to be here and doing this. I feel like it’s a big step on the way to achieving that Olympic goal in 2020.” Baker, in her freshman year at Columbia was tabbed an All-American in the 4 x 400-meter relay, and likewise for sophomore, junior and senior years in the open 400 meters. She also earned All-American honors eleven times

during her career at Stanford. She graduated in 2018. A visit to Baker’s Stanford University profile page to view her accomplishments leads one to believe that the page will wrap around. The info eventually ends, but not the amazement at Baker’s credentials. Baker started running track when she was 8-yearsold. Maurice and Daneen Cooper were her coaches. “They never overloaded us as young kids. All thy way up until I was 14-years-old I was only training three days a week.” Now,

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Millburn BOE Names Kate Diskin Assistant Superintendent

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by Jason Cohen ountainside resident Kate Diskin began her teaching career in Millburn 28 years ago. Now, in 2019 she has come full circle and will be the new assistant superintendent in Millburn. On April 22, the Millburn Board of Education appointed Diskin assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction, effective July 1. Diskin succeeds Kyle Arlington who left for a position in another district in March. Diskin is currently serving in the same role in the Middlesex School district. “My priority is to establish relationships and get to know the teachers, students and community as a whole,” Diskin said. “I’m honored to come full circle and to come be back home.” Diskin, 50, grew up in Summit as an only child in a family of educators. Her father, Emile George, 80, was a principal and assistant principal in Summit for 43 years and her mom, Lois George, 76, taught in Madison for several years. “I definitely followed in their footsteps,” Diskin said. “I sort of always knew what I wanted to do.” In fact, she even married a teacher. Her husband Joe Diskin is the principal at Eisenhower Intermediate School in Bridgewater. While being an educator was never pushed on her, she admired what her parents did and always had an innate desire to help others. Diskin worked her way up the corporate ladder faster than most. After teaching in Millburn from 1993 to 1997 and briefly serving as an assistant principal in Montclair for two years, she quickly transitioned to the administrative side.

“I just felt that I could be the cheerleader for the teachers, empower them and bring collaborative ideas,” she explained. Diskin recalled how she will always treasure the more than two decades she spent in Middlesex. She has numerous fond memories with students and staff there and ultimately, it was her time there that has helped her become the successful educator she is today. But, she knew it was time for a new chapter. Fortunately, she was able to find a role in the same place she began her career. “I look forward to the new experiences Millburn has to offer,” she remarked. Millburn Superintendent Dr. Christine Burton is ready to work with Diskin and continue to bring success to Millburn. “As assistant superintendent in Middlesex, she (Diskin) has managed curriculum work, professional development, federal grants, community engagement and change management efforts,” Burton said. “As a life-long learner, she is currently working on her doctorate, modeling her commitment to continuous learning. We are very pleased to have such a dedicated and experienced professional step into the role of assistant superintendent.”

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Vanguard Theatre Company’s Broadway Buddy Program Inspires Broadway’s Next Round of Stars

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By Stefanie Sears hen Janeece Freeman Clark co-founded Vanguard Theater Company in 2015 with Daryl Stewart, she also birthed the Broadway Buddy Mentorship Program. Broadway Buddy matches aspiring theater artists with established veteran Broadway performers to prepare for the upcoming Broadway Buddy Mentorship Cabaret (also fondly referred to as the “Mini Me Concert”) on June 3 at the Leonard Nimoy Thalia Theater at Symphony Space in New York. Broadway Buddy is a 3-month program starting in early March when the mentors and the mentees are first introduced. Mentees prepare questions for their mentors and they even share other bonding moments, such as getting their nails done and going to the museum together or watching their mentors perform. “All experiences are unique to the pairs,” says Clark. Around the third meeting is when the mentors and mentees get down to business and discuss what music they would like to perform at the cabaret. They then get together with an accompanist a couple of times to rehearse. On cabaret night, each pair sings a duet, and occasionally, when a mentor books a job and cannot attend the cabaret, he or she prepares a solo for the mentee. The goal is to form lasting relationships between the pairs so that the mentees could have a mentor to relate to and learn from about the industry. An alumnus from University of Michigan, Clark moved to the New York area to embark on her career after graduation. One of her credits was the

role of Little Becky in “Urinetown” on Broadway, which was where she met her now husband Dwayne Clark, a fellow cast member and a Broadway Buddy mentor this year. She is now taking a backseat from the performance aspect and focusing on the influential, hoping to create more change in the landscape by, as she puts it, shifting herself onto the other side of the audition table. The Broadway Buddy Mentorship Program was partially inspired by her own experiences and she believes that open communication is what helps move representation forward. “It felt like what I wasn’t prepared for was to navigate a lot of the specific occurrences that had to deal with race and ethnicity,” she explains, “I knew how to go into an audition and perform my 16 bars, but when I would received certain questions, like there one casting director that once asked me ‘Okay, great. Can you do it again? Can you do it more urban? Can you do it more street?’ Sometimes I would get this feedback from my agent. If the role called for that, then certainly I would do that, but sometimes I felt like a lot of those questions were based on the fact that I was black. Sometimes there are things that are put on you because of the way that you look. That is a part of the business. I just always wished that I had someone to talk with about this kind of thing because I would just be so confused.” This year there are 30 mentors and 30 mentees. Each mentee is assigned to a mentor that is similar to the mentee in some way, whether it is personality traits, race and ethnicity, voice types, or similar roles,

(From left to right) Lawrence Dandridge, Branden Mangan, Aaron Bowes

Ayla Schwartz (now 12) mentoring Abagail Sebastian.

such as comedic, ingénue, or leading lady. The mentees, usually of ages 12 to about 24 (although this can be flexible, for they have also accepted people aged 10 and 26 in the past), fill out an application detailing why they want to join the program and then audition. The mentors also vary in age, such as young former Broadway Buddy mentee Ayla Schwartz, who is known for playing Young Elsa in “Frozen” on Broadway. The program is designed for artists specifically looking into a profession in the theater field. “They have to be at a certain bar from a talent standpoint because the way that we promote

this program is that we say that we are putting veteran Broadway performers with aspiring or rising Broadway artists, and so we need to know that they are on a track to really want to do this and really be able to do this from a career standpoint,” Clark says, “The other thing is that there is a certain amount of need out there as well. Some people have access to take classes at Paper Mill from when they were 3 years old until they head off to college. Others don’t have that access, so we want to make sure that we are creating an access point for those who may not have had such opportunities to train.”

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West Orange Resident Joins Peace Corp, Headed to Africa

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By Elise Phillips Margulis hoebe Kurien, a West Orange resident, is packing her bags and heading to Malawi in Africa to serve in the Peace Corps. It’s something she’s wanted to do ever since she found out about the organization when she was a young teen. Kurien explained, “The Peace Corps is dedicated to extending service and friendship to countries around the world, and this goal really connected with me on a personal level. I am so proud to be an American, and an immigrant to my coun-

try. We are part of a global community that is interconnected. I want to be able to give back in a meaningful way that can really promote development and provide opportunities.” Kurien has several friends who are serving in the Peace Corps. She applied to the Peace Corps with a college friend who will be serving in Togo, Africa as an education volunteer. Another friend is already in Zambia working in the agricultural sector. Kurien’s career advisor worked for the Peace Corps in Costa Rica. She feels fortunate that she knows several people in the program and has been able to speak with them and the Peace Corps recruiters so she has an idea of what to expect. Right now, Kurien is listening to podcasts to learn Chichewa, the language in Malawi. She will live with a host family during her first three months in Africa. They will help her learn the language and the culture. During the three-month immersion period, Kurien will acquire skills to assist the community. Then she will be

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Climbing Beyond Cancer:

Randolph Climbing Center Hosts Fundraiser No. 17 Vol. 1 for Epic Experience

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n the evening of Saturday December 15, Randolph Climbing Center (RCC) hosted an event Climbing Beyond Cancer to fundraise for the organization Epic Experience. Epic Experience provides free weeklong adventure ex-

periences to adults who have been diagnosed with canacer. “Most organizations that existed at the time when Epic Experience was founded focused on kids or young adults. Epic Experience is the only one who does adults and all stages of Cancer, both

those currently in treatment and survivors,” says Sabine Schwab, who organized the event. Schwab, 36, of Roxbury, was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2014 at age 32, shortly after giving birth to her daughter. Her tumor was about the size of a golf

ball. “I had open brain surgery, six weeks of daily radiation, and a year of chemotherapy,” says Schwab. She is a brain cancer survivor of almost five years now and devotes much of her time volunteering. “I have dedicated my life to the cancer community. I serve on various boards, and I’m a speaker and advocate in the brain tumor community,” says Schwab. S c h wa b a ttended an Epic Experience camp in May 2015. Schwab’s experience brought her white water rafting on the Colorado River, among other activities. “It’s not just the adventures that bring the healing,” says Schwab, “they also make time for group discussions with commonly shared fears and questions along the cancer journey.” Schwab joined the

Alumni Board of Epic Experience as an Outreach Specialist in June 2015. In 2017, she became the Alumni Team lead, and in 2018 joined the Board of Directors. Schwab enjoys climbing at Randolph Climbing Center and thought it would be the perfect place to fundraise for Epic

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By Anya Bochman he Millburn-Short Hills Volunteer First Aid Squad (MSHVFAS), which is 100 percent volunteer-based, is a sort of life-line for the township, providing basic life support to all its community members. Answering emergency calls since its inception in 1958, the squad tends to the sick and injured, transporting them to hospitals if needed. “We are the 9-1-1 in Millburn,” said Melissa Campbell, squad captain. “And we are comprised entirely of volunteers.” Every squad member is qualified as an EMT; MSHVFAS provides certified instructors onsite at its facility to teach this vital course. As the squad depends on donations and must be equipped with the most upto-date technology available in order to provide first aid without charge, outside support is paramount. And while MSHVFAS is well-equipped with medical gear to assist humans when attending to a fire emergency, it was recently aided by a regional company for pet grooming and training via a donation of pet oxygen masks. Canine Company, which is based in Connecticut, visited

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MSHFVAS on Wednesday, May 1 to present the organization with two sets of pet oxygen masks, ranging in size from ones that fit large dogs to smaller masks that can accommodate rabbits and cats. Campbell, who has been MSHVFAS captain since 2014, said the partnership came about after one of the squad members with experience in grant writing applied to Canine Company seeking aid in pet resuscitation equipment. “[Millburn’s] fire department carries a set of pet masks, too, but in emergencies they may be too busy dealing with people,” Campbell explained. After Canine Company reviewed MSHFVAS’ application and approved their request for donation, Regional Sales Manager Phil Ziegler and Essex County Representative Judith Stivaly visited the squad’s building to present the masks. Stivaly read a prepared statement in which she explained Canine Company’s decision to manufacture and donate the lifesaving pet oxygen equipment. “Our company was founded by a family of pet lovers and our mission is to help other families keep their pets healthy,

continued from page 21 am able to provide and truly help develop themselves further. I want the community that I work with to feel empowered to keep taking steps and strive for a healthier and stronger community.’ Her family is a bit apprehensive about her being far away for two years but support her decision to go. Kurien’s been planning to pursue this noble undertaking for a very long time, and her parents are very proud of her for following through with it. The Peace Corps was founded by President John F. Kennedy in 1961. The concept was introduced by Harris Wofford, a

safe and happy at home,” Stivaly said. “We do that with the products and services we offer, but also through this campaign to donate pet masks to first responders. We are delighted to be able to help the Millburn-Short Hills Volunteer First Aid Squad protect family pets across the city.” Campbell, who joined the squad as an EMT in 2010 before becoming captain, and works full time as a nurse, stated that she hasn’t experienced a situation in which a pet oxygen mask was required so far in her career; rather, the acquisition was a preemptive measure. “We stock everything in our ambulances in triplicate, because you never know what can happen,” Campbell said.

former United States senator from Pennsylvania, a proponent of volunteerism. Its mission is to promote peace and friendship by helping people in countries that need trained workers, helping Americans understand what is happening in developing nations and by enabling people in those countries to get to know Americans. For over 50 years Peace Corps volunteers in 141 countries have worked alongside community members of developing nations to help them solve difficult local challenges. In the 1960s and 1970s thousands of Americans (especially young adults) served in dozens of nations in Latin America, Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

“It’s one thing to prepare for, just in case.” Ziegler and Stivaly were joined by Jury, a yellow lab, and Tuna, a blue American Staffordshire terrier, who took turns demonstrating the proper use of the masks to gathered squad members. With the donation, MSHVFAS has become one of more than 500 fire departments and rescue squads across the northeast to be equipped with the technology. “We are so grateful to the Canine Company for donating pet oxygen masks to us,” MSHFVAS said in an official statement on their website. “If ever needed, we will be able to provide oxygen effectively to pets in need.”

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