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Magnolia Minute September 11, 2017

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Good morning Rattlers hear is the announcement for the week of September 11 the Jersey dance is coming September 15th we have a correction of the tickets prices tickets will be available at lunch time and cost $5 which include food and the entry fee spirit week this week Monday is Miss Match Monday Tuesday is Twin Tuesday Wednesday is white out Wednesday Thursday is tropical Thursday and Friday is Jersey day girls basketball fans there are away games for the seventh and eighth graders this Tuesday at Lyman Gilmore and Wednesday at Union Hill both games start at 4 p.m. flag football fans our next two games are at home this Tuesday and Thursday both game start at 4 p.m. Hi my name is Alex Daniels I'm John Herrera today we'll be talking about why or why not cellphone should be banned at school I'll be doing the cons and I will be telling you the pros so John why do you think that cell phones should be allowed at school if you have a cell phone after school you need to text or call your parents also you can do research after school and if your teacher will allow you can also use as a calculator or timer in your class Well John those are some good reasons here are some reasons why they should be banned Cell phones can cause distractions when the ring in your backpack or make noises or kids can be playing with them or cheating on testing and class two the cell phones in the office can call home or let your parents know and if you need a timer or calculator those are provided in your math class or science class whichever is needed well those are some of the reasons why or why not cellphones should be banned thank you for listening. Hello Mrs. Baker thank you for letting me interview you you're welcome these are some questions I came up with how long have you been teaching this is my 26th year teaching where were you originally from in I grew up in San Rafael California what is your favorite thing to do my favorite thing to do is to go to my cabin and go on my kayak what is your favorite place my cabin is my favorite place to be here at Magnolia too  what favorite trip you've ever had my favorite trip two summers ago I went with my family and we went to London and Paris and Spain and we got to visit with a girl who have lived with us so we have to stay with her family in Spain that was my favorite trip where is your favorite color orange orange what is your favorite food I have to say sushi what middle school did you go to I went to Santa Venetia Middle School thank you for your time thanks for interviewing me Quote of the week is science knows no country because knowledge belongs to humaity and is the torch which illuminates the word Louis Pasteur a French microbiologist win a fun lunch by submitting a paragraph comment in regards to the quote of the week Give to Mr. Morgan by Thursday

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