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sj-docx-1-ine-10.1177_15910199231206044 - Supplemental material for Intracranial stenting versus aggressive medical therapy for symptomatic intracranial stenosis: A meta-analysis of multicenter randomized controlled trials and an expert assessment of the current data
No full textSupplemental material, sj-docx-1-ine-10.1177_15910199231206044 for Intracranial stenting versus aggressive medical therapy for symptomatic intracranial stenosis: A meta-analysis of multicenter randomized controlled trials and an expert assessment of the current data by Mohamed F Doheim, Alhamza R Al-Bayati, Nirav R Bhatt, Michael Lang, Matthew Starr, Marcelo Rocha, Bradley A. Gross and Raul G Nogueira in Interventional Neuroradiology</p
sj-docx-1-ine-10.1177_15910199231170681 - Supplemental material for From therapeutic nihilism to armamentarium: A meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials assessing safety and efficacy of endovascular therapy for acute large ischemic strokes
No full textSupplemental material, sj-docx-1-ine-10.1177_15910199231170681 for From therapeutic nihilism to armamentarium: A meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials assessing safety and efficacy of endovascular therapy for acute large ischemic strokes by Mohamed F Doheim, Abdulrahman Ibrahim Hagrass, Mohamed Elrefaey, Alhamza R Al-Bayati, Nirav R Bhatt, Michael Lang, Matthew Starr, Marcelo Rocha, Bradley Gross and Raul G Nogueira in Interventional Neuroradiology</p
Win 057
No full textWilliam F. Starr National Insurance Law Moot Court Competition held at the University of Connecticut School of Law, Hartford, Connecticut. The team consisted of Matthew R. Beatty, Candace A. Ourso and Robert L. Paddock
STARR SHOULD SHOW US THE EVIDENCE! IN WAKE OF MCDOUGAL\u27S DEATH, SAYS UGA LAW PROFESSOR
No full textTuesday, March 10, 1998
WRITER: Kathy R. Pharr, (706) 542-5172
CONTACT: Ronald L. Carlson, (706) 542-5186
STARR SHOULD SHOW US THE EVIDENCE! IN WAKE OF MCDOUGAL\u27S DEATH, SAYS UGA LAW PROFESSOR
ATHENS, Ga. -- Echoing the call of Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott, UGA law professor and criminal law expert Ron Carlson has called for special prosecutor Kenneth Starr to show his cards and reveal the evidence derived from numerous interviews with James McDougal, the convicted Whitewater partner and former Clinton ally who died of a heart attack in federal prison on Sunday. McDougal, a key Whitewater witness, had recently supplied a steady stream of information to Starr in exchange for a reduced sentence.
I would expect that in McDougal\u27s case, there are paper documents that reflect his testimony, tape recordings and videotape recordings of what McDougal has to say, said Carlson. Because of his death, by and large, those documents are inadmissible evidence. A live witness has to appear and be open to cross-examination. In the absence of the author of the remarks, the tape recordings are hearsay evidence, which judges exclude from trials.
According to Carlson, the time for public accountability is near, and nothing makes more sense than for Starr to release his star witness\u27 words to the press and public.
It would not compromise his trial evidence, said Carlson, so this seems the perfect opportunity for independent counsel Starr to inform the public, respond to Majority Leader Lott\u27s call to show something of what he has, and finally, let us all out here in the public judge for ourselves whether he has anything or not.
Carlson says Starr\u27s next move will be dictated by the amount of pressure he feels from lawmakers, particularly if more Republicans demand a swift end to the investigation.
I expect there will be enough pressure on Starr that he is going to need to make some important disclosures, said Carlson. Nobody knows precisely what McDougal has said because his dialogues with the independent counsel have been private. His statements might close the doors on Whitewater or they might throw them wide open.
Carlson, a nationally recognized expert in evidence, trial practice and criminal procedure, has litigated many cases and has been admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court. He has written numerous books on trial techniques and provided extensive commentary for the national media in high-profile trials.
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Stanford University’s John Otterbein Snyder: Student, Collaborator, and Colleague of David Starr Jordan and Charles Henry Gilbert
No full textJohn Otterbein Snyder (1867–1943) was an early student of David Starr Jordan at Stanford University and subsequently rose to become an assistant professor there. During his 34 years with the university he taught a wide variety ofcourses in various branches of zoology and advised numerous students. He eventually mentored 8 M.A. and 4 Ph.D. students to completion at Stanford. He also assisted inthe collection of tens of thousands of fish specimens from the western Pacific, central Pacific, and the West Coast of North America, part of the time while stationed as “Naturalist” aboard the U.S. Fish Commission’s Steamer Albatross (1902–06). Although his early publications dealtmainly with fish groups and descriptions (often as a junior author with Jordan), after 1910 he became more autonomous and eventually rose to become one of the Pacific salmon, Oncorhynchus spp., experts on the West Coast. Throughout his career, he was especially esteemed by colleagues as “astimulating teacher,” “an excellent biologist,” and “a fine man
2014-03 Prices and Quantities in Health Care Antitrust Damages
No full textAntitrust analysis conventionally assumes that illegal agreements among competitors raise prices and lower quantities, relative to lawful competition. However, markets for healthcare services have tendencies towards overprovision, which may increase when competition declines. This paper examines this possibility using data from a well-known antitrust case in Wisconsin. We find that, in parts of the state where physician groups illegally divided up markets, costs of physician services rose by about 10% more than they did elsewhere, with about half of this increase due to increased services. This suggests that higher quantities can contribute to healthcare antitrust damages, along with higher prices.Working Paper Series
No. 2014-3
January 201
Blind injustice : Jesus' prophetic warning against unjust judging (Matt 7:1-5)
No full textThis dissertation seeks to provide a plausible alternative to the consensus interpretation of Jesus' "do not judge" teaching in Matt 7:1-5. While the overwhelming majority of recent interpreters understand "do not judge" (7:1) and its concurrent sayings such as "take the log out of your own eye" (7:5) to promote a non-judgmental attitude, this monograph seeks to situate this block of teaching within a Jewish second-Temple judicial setting. To this end, an overview of the judicial system during the second Temple era is provided, after which it is argued that Matt 7:1-5 is the Matthean Jesus' halakhic, midrashic comment upon the laws for just legal judging in Lev 19:15-18, 35-36 by which he prophetically criticizes unjust legal judging. Jesus' brother James takes up this teaching in Jas 2:1-13, using it to exhort Jewish Christian leaders who judge cases within Diaspora synagogues/churches. Such an alternative interpretation of Jesus' "do not judge" teaching in Matt 7:1-5 matches well other passages in Matthew which likewise speak of judicial, brotherly conflict such as 5:21-26 and 18:15-35. Some early Christian writers who quote or allude to Matt 7:1-5 reflect a judicial understanding of these verses as well, often relating Matt 7:1-5 to Lev 19:15-18, 35-36 and/or drawing parallels between Matt 7:1-5 and one or more of the NT judicial texts which, this thesis argues, is related to it (Matt 5:21-26, 18:15-35; Jas 2:1-13)
Stanford University’s John Otterbein Snyder: Student, Collaborator, and Colleague of David Starr Jordan and Charles Henry Gilbert
No full textJohn Otterbein Snyder (1867–1943) was an early student of David Starr Jordan at Stanford University and subsequently rose to become an assistant professor there. During his 34 years with the university he taught a wide variety of
courses in various branches of zoology and advised numerous students. He eventually mentored 8 M.A. and 4 Ph.D. students to completion at Stanford. He also assisted in
the collection of tens of thousands of fish specimens from the western Pacific, central Pacific, and the West Coast of North America, part of the time while stationed as “Naturalist” aboard the U.S. Fish Commission’s Steamer Albatross (1902–06). Although his early publications dealt
mainly with fish groups and descriptions (often as a junior author with Jordan), after 1910 he became more autonomous and eventually rose to become one of the Pacific salmon, Oncorhynchus spp., experts on the West Coast. Throughout his career, he was especially esteemed by colleagues as “a
stimulating teacher,” “an excellent biologist,” and “a fine man
The Evaluation of High Tannin Cotton Lines for Resistance to Rhizoctonia solani and Pythium aphanidermatum
No full textCotton seedling disease complex is caused by a number of pathogens inducing similar
symptoms and can lead to thin, uneven stands that grow slowly and yield poorly. Preliminary
work indicated that a set of high tannin cotton lines developed and released in 1989 by Texas
A&M AgriLife Research, (Smith et al., 1990a, Smith et al., 1990b, Schuster et al., 1990) may
possess increased resistance to disease. This evidence, along with additional studies that show a
clear role of tannin in disease resistance, suggest that these high tannin cotton lines may prove
useful in breeding for increased resistance to cotton seedling disease complex. High tannin
cotton lines were screened for their resistance to Rhizoctonia solani and Pythium
aphanidermatum. While no high tannin germplasm line was more resistant to R. solani than the
resistant control, Tamcot SP 21, the potential for significant gains from selection was
demonstrated. Fifteen high tannin lines expressed resistance to P. aphanidermatum equal to the
resistant control, Tamcot Sphinx (El-Zik and Thaxton, 1996). This resistance was not shown to
be correlated with tannin content, though it is still unclear whether or not this lack of correlation
is real or due to limitations in measuring tannin in infected seedlings
W. R. Myers High School 1999
No full textThe annual publication of the students of W. R. Myers High School Taber, Alberta. (Volume 1998-1999)pdfDUSTIN ALLIN -JORDAN ANDERSON • MATT ANDERSON • FRANK ANGYAL • CRYSTAL APPLETON • JESSE ARMS WORTHY • RACHELLE ARMS WORTHY • CHRIS ARNOLD • LAYTON ATWOOD • B.J. BAJOWA • LINDSAY BAKER • AMY BALDRY • NATHAN BALDRY • JAMES BAREMAN • JOEL BAREMAN • JORDAN BAREMAN • JANAE BATEMAN • STEVEN BEDFORD • CORY BEKKERING • LEANNE BEKKERING • DUSTIN BELL • BRUCE BENNETT • DANNY BENNETT • DEVIN BENNETT
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• MARIA WOODRUFF • WESLEY WOODWORTH • DALE WRIGHT • JASON ZAISER • RANDY ZAISER • JARID ZAZALACK • JOHN ZELENKA • BRANDON ZILINSKI • JENNIFER ZSEDELY •BUNCH OF NONSENSE!
Dustin Van Orman, Grade 9 - My greatest memory of Grade 9
was when computers ended. Grade 9 to me was like a box of
chocolates . . .
Lyndia Peters, Grade 9 - To me, Grade 9 was easy but still
had its challenges.
For more of the Grade 9's check out pages 1-4
WILL IT EVER MAKE SENSE!
Jennifer Grummett, Grade 10 - My Grade 10 year was
different and at times it was hard.
Justin Boyle, Grade 10 - My Grade 10 year was fun and
exciting. My favorite pass time is snowboarding.
There are more Grade 1O’s on pages 6-10
STARTING TO MAKE SENSE!
Eric Stolk, Grade 11 - One word to describe Grade 11 -
boring.
Jamie Jensen, Grade 11 - In Grade 11 the teachers assign
more homework than in Grade 10.
Check out pages 12-14 for more Grade 11's
IT FINALLY MAKES SENSE!
Amanda Lee, Grade 12 - The greatest memory I had of Grade 12
was spending time with my friends. Grade 12 to me was ABSOLUTELY
FABULOUS! Being in Grade 12 was fun. People say you
should make high school the best time of your life, and it is.
Brent Daniels, Grade 12 - The best memory of my Grade 12 year
was when Brendan Holstine backed over the dumpster. Grade 12 is
the best year of school next to kindergarten.
Grade 12's are on pages 16-36
Football pages 38-39 Volleyball pages 40-44 Basketball pages 46-51 Clubs pages 56-72
SENSEOFRHYTHM
Right: The doors open and the fun begins. The
students line up waiting to pay for their admissions to
a night of showing off their mores.
Below: Ready to take your money. Matthew Williams,
Brett Taylor, Allison Mattson and Dave Korevaar
sit and collect admission for the Valentine's Day dance.
Right: Know your moves. Maria Woodruff shows us
the way it is done, and still has a smile on her face.
Far Right: Girls just wanna have fun. Dione
Setoguchi, Joni Robinson, Kristin Nakamura, and
Jennifer Malinsky prepare to rock the gym.
Far left: Sitting around. Lauren Kurio, Erin McKeage,
and Jarid Zazalack take a break from dancing, and do a
little talking instead.
Right: Break time. Jenna Langhofer, Candice Porter,
and Alisha Johnson show us that a little too much dancing
does make a person hungry.
Above left: Getting jiggy with it. Kathleen Jensen,
Kali Collins, and Jodie Thackeray demonstrate how
much fun it is being on the dance floor.
Above: Waiting to get in. Chris Gregus, Brandi
Redmond, and Chad Leask all stand in line waiting for
the doors to open.
Left: Trying to find someone to dance with. This
group of students crowd around thinking who's going to
ask who?
Left: HACKERS!! Adaire Veenstra, Kurtis Brezovski,
and Duane Vayro spend time in the library working on
the computers during their spare. Right: ARTISTICALLY
INCLINED!! Andrea Bodnar works hard on a very
important project in her art class. Below: STATUES
OF REMEMBRANCE! The Drama class put on a
Remembrance Day performance during the assembly. It
was very well done by all.
Middle Right: HERE PIGGY, PIGGY! Luch teaches
Anna Friesen, Jocelyn Sonnenberg, and Leilani Roberts
howto properly dissect a fetal pig. Bottom: MY NOSE
IS GROWING! Jessie Garner, Amie Harding, and
Chris Boyle made a Pinocchio nose in Physics class, it
was 2.14 meters longs and in a competition it placed
ninth out of 134 entries. The Association of Professional
Engineers, Geologists and Geophysicists of
Alberta sponsored the competition.
TRYING TO MAKE
SENSE
Left: WACKY WEDNESDAY!! Kara Engleson shows
off her wacky side by dressing up for spirit week. Sorry
Kara, I don't think Candice Porter and Cari Bullock like
your outfit. Below: LIKE FATHER, LIKE DAUGHTER!
Mariko Higa wears her father's Myers jacket for
spirit day.
Left: TRYING TO FINISH!! Matt Anderson finishes
up his homework on the bleachers, while the J.V.
basketball game is on. Right: HULA GIRL!! Kali
Collins brings the spirit of the Islands to Myers for
Hawaiian Day.
ABSOLUTE
NONSENSE
Top Left: Showing her male side. Shiloh Nyce
prepares her outfit for the battle of the sex competition.
Top Right: Down on one knee. Matt Anderson shows
that he can be sweet while he proposes to Amy Gough.
Left: Aren't those supposed to go under your
clothes? Lisa Bennett struts her stuff, after dressing
inside the sleeping bag.
Right: Carefully shaving. Jennifer Grummett and
Tessa Sparks practice their shaving technique.
Top Left: Digging in! Amber Sparks and Juanita Elund
feast on apple pie at the first pep rally.
Middle Left: The three stooges. Brad Rabusic,
Monty Fenske, and Greg DePlancke down a BIG gulp
after the pie eating contest.
Middle Right: How much do you want me? Layton
Atwood shows off his abs while Ren Maruyama proposes.
Bottom Left: Walking the catwalk. Kevin MacMurchy
shows the result of his ability to dress in a dark
sleeping bag.
bottom Right: Break-dancing. B.J. Bajowa directs
his team in the break dancing competition.
BALDERDASH
Below Left: Angel Sawatzky and Dallas Blanchette show off their fancy cooking skills in food's class. Below
Right: Amy Baldry and Brandi Merritt try shaving a balloon at one of the pep rallies. Middle: Greg DePlancke,
Christa Nordquist, Chris Karl, and Crystal Staniek watch Romeo and Juliet swim around their bowl. Unfortunately
later that day Romeo went fins up and we had to give him the royal flush. Bottom Left: Sheldon Froehlick shows
off his fancy laboratory attire. Bottom Right: Dione Setoguchi is playing with static electricity in science class.
Look at that hair fly.
What is the worst thing you ever got in
trouble for at School? And what was
your punishment?
- When I broke my pencil off in the
water fountain mouth piece, anyone who
tried to get a drink got soaked - Amy
Kehoe
- Talking in class. I had to write one hundred
lines saying that I would not talk in
class - Shantal Pierson
What is your most successful method of
getting money when you need it?
- I am a great con-artist. "Mom, I need
money for school" - Neill O'Grady
What is the most frustrating assignment
you have ever had?
- Physics - Daniel Faechner
- Position papers - John Zelenka
What is the best excuse you have ever
used for being late, absent, or handing
in assignments?
- My dog ate it - Jessica Evanson
- Feminine problems - Julie Smith
- My sister ate my report - Mitch Carswell
What is the most embarrassing thing
that has ever happened to you in high
school?
- Slipped on a banana peel in the middle of
the hall way - Leanne Brezovski
- Getting Pantsed - Renne Gervais
- Slipping on the ice and landing on big
pile of snow - Kathleen Jensen
What is your greatest fear?
- Being embarrassed in front of the whole
school - Shantel Nadeau
- Mean Teachers - Dustin Van Orman
- Ceasing to exist forever - Peter Wiebe
What is your favorite subject? Why?
- The reproductive unit in biology 30,
need I explain? - Camilla Swagar
- Shop, because I can do what ever I
want - Jimmy Eldridge
What is your favorite thing to do at
lunch or in spares?
- Foosball - Dax Haslam
- Eat or hang out with friends - Joey
Valgardson
What is the funniest thing that has ever
happened in class?
- Production of the Jerry Springer in Calm
class - Carrie Tilleman
- Luch's jokes - Jessica Evanson
- When Doc performs - Neill O'Grady
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Below: Cover Girl Models, Victoria Saunders and Ashley
Timmermans are all dressed up for Halloween.
Female Impersonator: Brody Jespersen looks pleased
dressed in his wardrobe going to the peprally.
Success at last. Grade 9 Outdoor Ed students finally
maintain a human pyramid. Bottom Row: Devin Bennett,
Jeff Perrett, Nick Engwer, Gary Litchfield. Second Row:
Dustin Francis, James Bennett.Third Row: Darren Roberts,
Shaun Maloney. Top: Devin Benson
Angyal, Frank
Armsworthy, Jesse
Baker, Lindsay
Bennett, Devin
Bennett, James
Benson, Devin
Bodnar, Erik
Bowman, Kevin
Brugger, Chris
Bullock, Amy
Campbell, Jeremy
Cannady, Colby
Carswell, Mitch
Christianson, Steven
Clements, Mac
Collett, Lesley
Derksen, Jamie
Emek, Matthew
Engwer, Nick
Evanson, Andrew
Evanson, Matthew
Faechner, Kristy
Feis, Micheal
Francis, Brent
Francis, Dustin
Gardner, Braden
Garner, Paul
Gervais, Andrew
Gregus, Chris
Harder, Jenine
Harding, Jonathan
Hardy, Ashley
Hart, Danielle
Henry, Ron
Higa, Mariko
Left: It's lunchtime, Greg Tomcala and Danny Weiss
enjoy their lunch hour at the cafeteria.
Middle: Practicing for real life, Paul Garner tries out
his shaving techniques.
Right: Getting ready for the show, Darren Roberts,
David Brady and Brody Jespersen practice their cross
dressing abilities.
Hillary, Michael
Hogan, Rich
Holstine, Garrett
Hunter, Chris
Husband, Clark
Jensen, Chelsey
Jensen, Colton
Jensen, Jared
Jensen, Tiffany
Jespersen, Brody
Joblonkay, Brad
Johnson, Amanda
Jones, Tyler
Kambeitz, Karly
Klok, John
Kozniuk, Nichole
Krchnak, Kristan
Kuntz, Tyler
Lang, Matthew
Larsen, Joni
Leask, Chad
Litchfield, Gary
Litchfield, Lara
Loder, Raymond
MacMurchy, Kevin
Maier, Kent
Maloney, Sean
Maruyama, Ren
Merritt, Brandi
Milder, Jared
Nadeau, Shantel
Nakamura, Ryland
Oudman, Chelsea
Pauls, Adrienne
Perini, Stephanie
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Below left: Cody Ramsey struggles to show Chelsey Jensen, Dione
Setoguchi, and Christy Smith how to run the score clock.
Middle: The outdoor ed boys put their knowledge together while
they build a pyramid to balance Darren Roberts on top. (Top to
Bottom): Darren Roberts, Devin Benson, Danny Weiss, Devin
Bennett, Shean Muloney, James Bennett, Jeff Peirrett, Nick
Engwer, Dustin Francis, and Gary Litchfield.
Right: Victoria Saunders and Ashley Timmermans are dressed up for
halloween.
Perrett, Jeff
Peters, Lyndia
Pickerel!, Chad
Pierson, Shauntal
Quiring, Ryan
Ramsey, Cody
Redmond, Brandi
Roberts, Darren
Russell, Heather
Saunders, Victoria
Schnarr, Travis
Setoguchi, Dione
Smith, Christie
Starr, Beverly
Steed, Justin
Steinhorn, Johnathon
Stonehouse, Nicole
Sugden, Stephen
Timmermans, Ashley
Tomcala, Grege
Turcato, Lindsay
Turcato, Ryan
Utke, Courtney
Valgardson, Raegan
Van Orman, Dustin
Visser, Kelly
Weiss, Danny
Westerhound, Matt
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Anderson, Jordan
Anderson, Matt
Bajowa, B.J.
Bareman, Jordan
Bell, Dustin
Bishop, Ashley
Boyle, Justin
Braun, Miranda
Brehaut, Jodi
Brezovski, Leanne
Buchta, Brandy
Bullock, Blair
Caldwell, Johanna
Carlin, Anna Marie
Chambers, Tamara
Clark, Justin
Daniels, Trevor
Davidson, Erin
Driedger, Crystal
Dunsmore, Melissa
Edstorm, Kayla
Engleson, Dallas
Erick, Jordon
Erickson, Nic
Evanson, Jared
Evanson, Jessica
Fajnor, Amber
Fajnor, Shaun
Fehr, Johnny
Fenske, Monte
Fiedler, Shaun
Fletcher, Ashley
Fletcher, Kimberly
Friesen, Anna
Froehlick, Sheldon
Gervais, Renee
Goodwin, Amanda
Goruk, Brad
Gough, Amy
Green, Joey
Grummett, Jennifer
Hall, Justin
Handel, Erin
Hansen, Kellen
Harden, Tara
Harder, Kendra
Harris, Tim
Haslam, Dax
Hauck, Brandon
Haynes, Cameron
Hirsche, Sandra
Husband, Naomi
Ito, Brody
Jensen, Mitch
Jensen, Nathan
Jensen, Quinton
Jespersen, Ashley
Johnson, Alisha
Johnson, Austin
Kaga, Brandon
Karren, Miranda
Kemick, Cody
Kempe, Janine
Klimchuk, Shawn
Klok, Cindy
Korevaar, Elaine
Kromm, Krystal
Kunimoto, Erin
Kunz, Raeann
Kurio, Lauren
Far Left: Stacey Larson tries to eat up her apple pie
to win a pie eating contest at a pep rally. Left: Jordan
Bareman works buisly in shop to get his project done.
Above: Kristin Nakamura helps Amy Gough get on
football equipment for a pep rally.
Kutanzi, Heather
Langeweg, Joost
Langhofer, Jenna
Larsen, Lane
Larsen, Stacey
Layton, Maren
Leask, Dustin
Love, Nathan
Lund, Aaron
Maerz, Kurtis
Malinsky, Jennifer
Maloney, Melissa
Marko, Ruth
Marose, Chad
Martinson, Daina
Matthews, Cory
McKeage, Erin
McPhillips, Bobby
Megyes, Melissa
Moncks, Nadine
Murray, Cam
Nakamura, Kristin
Nakashima, Brenda
Nelson, Trina
Neufeld, Peter
Nyce, Shiloh
Pack, Carolyn
Pauls, Nathan
Phillips, Josh
Piche, Angie
Rabusic, Brad
Reed, Jodie
Roberts, LeiLani
Robinson, Jessica
Robinson, Joni
Above: No standing around for these two, as Melissa
Dunsmore and Brandon Kaga sit and collect money for
admissions.
Right: Angie Piche, Daina Martinson and Amanda
Goodwin all have one last smile together with the pig
before dissecting it.
Far right: No smiling for Nadine Moncks today, as she
reads her results she got back from the match-makers.
Zazalack, Jarid
Robinson, Travis
Rolfson, Brian
Rombough, Amanda
Rombough, Dustin
Ross, Danielle
Russell, David
Sangster, Kira
Schmidt, Darrel
Smith, Tony
Sonnenberg, Jocelyn
Sparks, Tessa
Steinhorn, Randi
Stewart, Ashley
Stronge, Steven
Stuckart, Andrea
Tanner, Brandon
Thackeray, Jodie
Tomcala, Ryan
Torrie, Michelle
Valgardson, Corey
Van Orman, Mandy
Vayro, Steven
Watmough, Mike
Weippert, Mark
White, Andrew
Williams, Angela
Woodruff, Julie
Woodworth, Wesley
left: Ashley Bishop is really thirsty.
Middle: Our new cover girl model, Reann Kunz shows
off her new look.
Right: Brandy Buchta, Danielle Ross and Tara Harden
are working hard on their subject.
Top Right:Practice makes perfect:Melissa Dunsmore
concentrates hard while painting Jodie Thackeray's
nails during cosmetology class.
Far left: Aiming over: Monte Fensky practices his
volleyball skills.
Middle: Break time:Landon Gardner, Matt Anderson,
Kellen Hanson, Josh Phillips, Dale Wright, and Cory
Matthews lounge around while eating their lunch after
playing a bit of ball.
Bottom left: Lecture after lecture: The Grade 10
students sit calmly during another lecture at the
beginning of school.
Middle bottom: The Doctor is IN: Erin McKeage
offers psychiatrist help for all students who are still
confused.
Bottom right: All dressed up: Brandon Tanner and Joe
Green show off their talent for mustard and ketchup
eating.
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Below: Pay Attention Kristyn! Kristyn White enjoys
her music during computers class.
Right: Dalyce Brewin struggles to put the Pinocchio
nose on Candis Derksen.
Left: Robbie Larsen is putting together blocks of wood
to form a wood car in shop class.
Allin, Dustin
Armsworthy, Rachelle
Arnold, Chris
Baldry, Nathan
Bareman, Joel
Bateman, Janae
Bekkering, Cory
Bennett, Bruce
Bennett, Danny
Bergen, Stephanie
Blanchette, Dallas
Bowman, Daina
Boyle, Chris
Brady, David
Braun, David
Braun, Stacey
Brewin, Dalyce
Brown, Chris
Browning, John
Bullock, Cari
Caswell, Shyan
Christmas, Shane
Collins, Kali
Derksen, Candis
Egeland, John
Emek, Kristen
Ernes, Brian
Engleson, Kara
Evanson, Ryan
Francis, Karla
Friesen, Jolene
Friesen, Tasha
Gardner, Jessie
Garner, Landon
Goodwin, Ryan
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Left: Brian Ernes proudly displays a delicious looking
cake!! Middle: Stacey Braun, Jason Zaiser, Dustin
Allin, David Braun and Brad Meldrum are obviously
paying attention in Science class. Below: Jason Lang
works hard during his com
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