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Newspaper
Wimberley View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1992
Page
9
Derek Phillips reports on Monday Night Math Sessions led by Paul Kimble, drawing 17 to 25 high school students weekly for six to eight pm. Tutorials cover pre algebra through AP calc with peer tutoring touted as the main benefit. Students praise the quiet, supportive setting and individual plans, and Kimble aims to expand access this year.
Prop crews at Lone Star Theatre race to complete the many props for Wayne Hatcher's Mr Roberts set for December 10 11 12. Freshman Brian Evans notes prop building takes four to five weeks for a full stage and crews begin tearing down after performances to salvage usable pieces. Evans says progress is on schedule but if not Mr Wyatt will know.
Zeke Kuyper reports that Wimberley high school students feel bored by limited local entertainment. They want a meeting place, a public gym, and more options beyond Pizza Hut or a river visit, suggesting a bowling alley, pool hall, and diverse shops to keep teens occupied.
The article surveys opinions on the school discipline policy at Wimberley Secondary School. Teachers praise the policy for order and fairness while some students criticize it as attendance driven. Students cite timetable issues and SAC as ineffective. Opinions vary about how to balance freedom and discipline for learning.
Michelle Browning warns that forest and grassland destruction drives biodiversity loss. She cites up to 100 species per day at risk, with 15 to 30 million insects and 13,000 bird and mammal species affected. Texas success stories contrast with global decline. contact details for conservation agencies follow.
The article surveys Scotts and Others Alike Halloween traditions with Scottish roots, noting varied attitudes among students. Senior Jason Hodge plans to stop trick or treating for the first time, while Jodie Esser and Liz McDuff question common Halloween associations and motives.
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