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Written by Karen Sanchez
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Tuesday, 22 April 2008 |
Jarrett drew a picture of a cup, chin, and a pair of skis on the board the first class he taught us. A magical moment. He revealed to us how to pronounce his last name.
That hasn’t been the only thing Jarrett has taught me, not at all. As we all know, he’s the volleyball coach. I was lucky enough to be honored by his coaching for four years. He doesn’t simply do this as his job -he’s different from other coaches. As I’ve participated in volleyball camps, none of those coaches can be compared in terms of passion and determination for the sport. Since I'm now close to graduating, now more than ever I apprectiate every single gesture that he made to help the team's progress.
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Written by Nayib Moran
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Tuesday, 22 April 2008 |
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Thursday April 3, 2008, Trevor Immelman, a native from South Africa, finishes his first round in the Shell Houston Open, held at Redstone Golf Club in Humble, with one over par. On Friday, he finishes even, which prevents him to make the cut and not participate in the Final Rounds. Immelman culminated his stay in Houston with one over par. A week later, the same guy that didn’t make the cut in the Shell Houston Open wins the Masters at Augusta, Georgia. With an impressive eight under par and a three stroke advantage from the player in second place, Tiger Woods. Immelman became the second South African to win this prestigious golf tournament. Gary Player, the first South African to win the Masters and Immelman’s idol, won the tournament in 1978.
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Written by David Copeland
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Tuesday, 22 April 2008 |
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It was brought to my attention that lately I have been writing a lot of articles about myself. Although I am a very strapping young lad, today my mind is set on writing about Sammy. I know some of you are saying, “What? Why is he going to talk about Sammy?” But there is a logical explanation for this. A small group of aliens abducted me and took me to their secret base under Carl’s house. Once there, I was put in a confessional and forced to tell them all my sins. When I finally finished confessing, three days had gone by.
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