Growl Bark Box prompts student self critique and reforms
An editorial notes Cheerleaders faced criticism and self evaluation followed by an open Growl forum. Students used the Bark Box to anonymously submit grievances and ideas, prompting some changes while acknowledging time and institutional barriers. A plea to improve auditorium stage space is forwarded to custodians.
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StuCo
Snow Loving Brazilian Exchange Student Visits MHS
Foreign exchange student Marcia Auerbach from Sao Paulo Brazil shared remarks on zero weather and school life differences at MHS. She noted classmates’ warmth, versus new students being left out, and contrasted Brazil’s two-shift day, 50 minute classes, decimal grading, four daily meals, and more fresh foods with U S practices. She toured New York and Washington D C visiting landmarks like the United Nations, Statue of Liberty, Smithsonian, and White House.
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Marcia
Mexico
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Mhs’ers
U.S
Fran Phillips
MHS
New York
Washington D.C
United Nations
Statue of Liberty
Smithsonian Institution
White House
Growl Bookshop Reviews Spotlight Three New American Novels
Growl Bookshop-Media Reviews介绍 three new American novels for review at the Growl. Excerpts describe S E Hinton’s That Was Then This Is Now and Phil Wylie’s The Spy Who Spoke Porpoise, plus Margaret Walker’s Jubilee. The pieces frame adolescent loyalties, espionage thrills, and a Civil War era tale through strong personal narratives.
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Media Center
S.E. Hinton
Socs
Bryan
Mark
Charlie
Bryon
Cathy
Phil Wylie
Ringling Wallenda Grove
Hawaiian Islands
Grove
Margaret Walker
Georgia
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