Monday, January 28th 2008
CMN Show Script- presented unedited
(vid)
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LOGO
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Goodmornings
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(Cam2/Mic1&3)
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Good Morning Central!
I'm Richard, and I'm Crystal.
Today is Wednesday, January 24th.
And Welcome to the Central Morning News.
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(Cam1)
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(VID)One Voice Concert
(Cam3Mic3)
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(vid) On friday January 25th Centrals concert choir and One voice mixed choir performed in centrals auditorium. Directed by Martha Graber The centrals choir took the stage to performe the following: "Super flumina Babilonis" and "Walk in the light". Following Central, the "One voice mix choir" took the stage directed by Jane Miller and performed "A palette to paint us as we are" and "on a clear day". Both choirs then combineded and were directed by the gramey award wining Doctor Vance George to sing "Even beauty must die" and "Only once did love" and many more. Later that night the choirs performed at Central Pressateareny Church. Here is a sample fridays concert.
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Link Crew Leaders, Crew review has been cancelled for today.
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Central Young Democrats meets today in room 461. Snacks will be provided and all are welcome to attend.
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Mock Trial meets today after school in Room 406 from 2:15-4:00.
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The Central Hmong Students who signed up with Ms. Vang to volunteer at the Hmong Charter School, please come to an informational meeeting on tomorrow in the Principal Conference room during advisory.See Ms. Yang for any questions.
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Now here is Sara and Lolite from Fresh Force.
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Cam2/Mic2
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(g)(gs)Fresh Force
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(Cam3)
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Thanks ladies.
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(pics) On Friday, the student council-sponsored Winter Jam took place in the auditorium. The event featured ten student performances of music and dance and raised over $200 and many bags of nonperishable food for Keystone Community Services. Tune in tomorrow for the full story.
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Central's Hmong Women's Circle, is attending the Hmong National Development Conference in Denver, CO this March. Please stop by Ms. Yang's office in the Counseling office to pick-up an application. Applications are due Feb. 8th.
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Seniors, you need to turn in your diploma cards as soon as possible.
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Permission slips for snowtubing need to be turned in by Friday.
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Seniors, Jostens will be here Tuesdays and Wednesdays to take orders for class rings and senior graduation announcements.
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Cam3/Mic3)
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St. Paul Connections is offering a "Storm Chasers Meteorology" class at the Science Museum. The course is taught by Patrick Hammer of Channel 5's Eyeweitness News. You can earn a 1/2 elective credit. The cost is only $1 for the class. Class starts Tuesday Februrary 5 and ends March 25. See Ms. Krejce for a registration form.
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On Thursday, January 31st, an exhibition will be held in Central’s auditorium from first through sixth hour to inform students about global warming and climate change solutions. Students will get the opportunity to vote on solutions to these problems. The results of this vote will be sent to our nation’s environmental decision-makers. The event is in affiliation with “Focus the Nation.” Science teachers are encouraged to bring their classes. Students interested in global warming education can also purchase a t-shirt during C lunch or in Ms. Houdek’s room. The cost is $10 and the profits will be used to help educate people on the dangers of global warming.
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(cam 1)
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(VID)Last Friday night the the Girls basketball team smashed the Highland Scots with a score of 96 to 49. Senior Georgie Jones had an excellent game scoring 16 points, grabbing 14 rebounds, with 6 steals. Girls next game is Friday against Arlington.
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On Friday at Highland the Central Minutemen Boys Basketball team throttled the winless Highland Scots 74 to 48. Juniors Jordan Larson led the team with 15 points followed by Dylan Hale, and Sophomore Taylor Smaller who put up 13 points each. This win put the Minutemen 3 and 0 in the conference. Their next game is against Arlington at 7 PM at Central.
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On Friday the Boy's and Girls's Nordic Ski Team attended a meet at Baker Park.With the victory the Boy's earned 1st in St. Paul Conference and 2nd overall. Kellen Dunfee was 2nd all-round and 1st individual in the St. Paul Conference Championship.The Girls are 2nd in the St. Paul Conference.
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Stay tuned for Ms. Peifer's advisory of the week.
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(Cam 2/Mic1&3)
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And that's all the news for today Central, Have a great day!
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LOGO
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(vid)
******
LOGO
*****
Goodmornings
******
(Cam2/Mic1&3)
*****
Good Morning Central!
I'm Richard, and I'm Crystal.
Today is Wednesday, January 24th.
And Welcome to the Central Morning News.
*****
(Cam1)
*****
(VID)One Voice Concert
(Cam3Mic3)
*****
(vid) On friday January 25th Centrals concert choir and One voice mixed choir performed in centrals auditorium. Directed by Martha Graber The centrals choir took the stage to performe the following: "Super flumina Babilonis" and "Walk in the light". Following Central, the "One voice mix choir" took the stage directed by Jane Miller and performed "A palette to paint us as we are" and "on a clear day". Both choirs then combineded and were directed by the gramey award wining Doctor Vance George to sing "Even beauty must die" and "Only once did love" and many more. Later that night the choirs performed at Central Pressateareny Church. Here is a sample fridays concert.
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Link Crew Leaders, Crew review has been cancelled for today.
********
Central Young Democrats meets today in room 461. Snacks will be provided and all are welcome to attend.
*******
Mock Trial meets today after school in Room 406 from 2:15-4:00.
********
The Central Hmong Students who signed up with Ms. Vang to volunteer at the Hmong Charter School, please come to an informational meeeting on tomorrow in the Principal Conference room during advisory.See Ms. Yang for any questions.
********
Now here is Sara and Lolite from Fresh Force.
***********
Cam2/Mic2
******
(g)(gs)Fresh Force
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(Cam3)
*******
Thanks ladies.
******
(pics) On Friday, the student council-sponsored Winter Jam took place in the auditorium. The event featured ten student performances of music and dance and raised over $200 and many bags of nonperishable food for Keystone Community Services. Tune in tomorrow for the full story.
************
Central's Hmong Women's Circle, is attending the Hmong National Development Conference in Denver, CO this March. Please stop by Ms. Yang's office in the Counseling office to pick-up an application. Applications are due Feb. 8th.
********
Seniors, you need to turn in your diploma cards as soon as possible.
******
Permission slips for snowtubing need to be turned in by Friday.
*******
Seniors, Jostens will be here Tuesdays and Wednesdays to take orders for class rings and senior graduation announcements.
***********
Cam3/Mic3)
*****
St. Paul Connections is offering a "Storm Chasers Meteorology" class at the Science Museum. The course is taught by Patrick Hammer of Channel 5's Eyeweitness News. You can earn a 1/2 elective credit. The cost is only $1 for the class. Class starts Tuesday Februrary 5 and ends March 25. See Ms. Krejce for a registration form.
*********
On Thursday, January 31st, an exhibition will be held in Central’s auditorium from first through sixth hour to inform students about global warming and climate change solutions. Students will get the opportunity to vote on solutions to these problems. The results of this vote will be sent to our nation’s environmental decision-makers. The event is in affiliation with “Focus the Nation.” Science teachers are encouraged to bring their classes. Students interested in global warming education can also purchase a t-shirt during C lunch or in Ms. Houdek’s room. The cost is $10 and the profits will be used to help educate people on the dangers of global warming.
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(cam 1)
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(VID)Last Friday night the the Girls basketball team smashed the Highland Scots with a score of 96 to 49. Senior Georgie Jones had an excellent game scoring 16 points, grabbing 14 rebounds, with 6 steals. Girls next game is Friday against Arlington.
********
On Friday at Highland the Central Minutemen Boys Basketball team throttled the winless Highland Scots 74 to 48. Juniors Jordan Larson led the team with 15 points followed by Dylan Hale, and Sophomore Taylor Smaller who put up 13 points each. This win put the Minutemen 3 and 0 in the conference. Their next game is against Arlington at 7 PM at Central.
**********
On Friday the Boy's and Girls's Nordic Ski Team attended a meet at Baker Park.With the victory the Boy's earned 1st in St. Paul Conference and 2nd overall. Kellen Dunfee was 2nd all-round and 1st individual in the St. Paul Conference Championship.The Girls are 2nd in the St. Paul Conference.
*******
Stay tuned for Ms. Peifer's advisory of the week.
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(Cam 2/Mic1&3)
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And that's all the news for today Central, Have a great day!
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LOGO
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