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Show B-11 The Park Record Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues, March 5-8,2005 FRESH PRINTS The following nrc letters to the Strong Btomadu needed editor from students at Ecker Hill Editor: Middle School. I believe that our school food is under-average and very nasty. J say Great coaches this because Pve known kids who get sick to their stomach from just Editor: I would jusl like to express my looking at it. I know a girl who has appreciation to the three coaches gotten the stomach flu from our that have stuck with us and have school food. That's bad! With the helped us in football. Jim Walker. things that the lunch ladies put into Paul Paradis and Mike Sihbett are our food. I can hardly believe so the three coaches of the 13- to 14- few kids are getting sick. Kids year-old football team. Although shouldn't get sick from our school we did not win as many games as food. That's just not right! we could, we did manage to beat The worst is actually having to the No. 1 team. Bountiful, in the cat it. You never know if it will be a regular season. little cold or hard and nasty or Jim Walker was an assistant sometimes it is normal. With all the coach and the offensive coordina- grease that the lunch ladies put on tor. He was able to set up a won- it, I'm not surprised that kids arc derful offense and get some points getting fat. You need a towel to gel in the games. He is a premier phys- all the grease off. It's really nasty. ical fitness coach and helped us For these reasons and many with our conditioning, Paul more, I believe that our food is Paradis. another assistant coach, nasty and under-average. 'Hie stuhelped us with the offense, defense, dents deserve decent, nutritious special teams and the basics of how food at school! you should play football. Lastly is Mike Sibbett. the head Sincerely. coach, who was mainly on defense. Robert Rcpko He set up different kinds of defense, special teams, and had to To smoke or not to smoke face the tough decision of splitting the team into two teams. These Editor: three coaches' only payment for About the issue of smoking hundreds of hours of their time, inside bars, shouldn't it be the money out of their own pockets for choice of the owner to decide pizzas, film for games, and cool whether or not it should be team sweatshirts is the respect and allowed? love of all the team members. If they don't want second-hand Their fundamental football coach- smoke, then so be it, and put up a ing will help all of us be better play- sign saying that you aren't allowed ers in high school. Thanks guys. to smoke in that bar! If they do want to allow smoking, put up a sign saying that people can smoke, Taylor Sibbett which can warn people that can't LUNCH 5UITEX deal with smoke. Sincerely, Mustafa Hussain Energy waste Editor: I am an eighth-grade student at Eckcr Hill Middle School. I agree with Scott Moss who wrote, "Lights are on but nobody's home," in the Feb. 5-8. Park Record. The lights always seem to be on at Ecker Hill Middle School. They never seem to turn off, even during the early morning and laic evening, i think this is a big waste of electricity. Instead of always having the lights on, and wasting all of that electricity, maybe we could turn them off when they aren't needed. I realize that there could be swimming in the Aquatics Center until 9 or 10 p.m. But does the rest of the school need to be lit up that late? Maybe they could install a timing system so that after the housekeeping staff leaves, the lights would automatically shut off. Tin's would save a lot of electricity. And to add on top of that, they are put in peculiar places sometimes. Here in Jeremy Ranch there is a speed bump right before ;i stop sign. I always thought that the point of a slop sign was to stop someone. I guess that the government feels that people are going loo fast around the stop sign. I think that the government can do a better job on slowing people down by maybe putting policemen on the streets where speed bumps are now. may have gotten their foot in the door this year with the passing of the Carson Smith Special Needs Bill. Named for a boy with autism, the bill will provide scholarships for special needs students to attend private schools that tailor to those needs. These can include hearing or visual impairment, mental retardation, autism, learning disabili- ties, and other health or emotional concerns. About $1,6 million was appropriated for these scholarships, which will be at most $3,420 or the amount of the private school's tuition and fees, whichever is cheaper. But Carson Smith might not be the foot in the door to get broader-based tax credits in place, Morken says. "I don't think in terms of the foot in the door or the camel's FREE EASY PARKING % WINE AND BEER 0 ^ KID'S MENU "-'•***WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS located behind | arlc O'tiJ Aioertson's next to Ci* irt Sports School realignment Editor: This fall I will be a member of the first ninth grade class at Treasure Mountain. I am in favor of this change because I think that we should have another year to mature before attending high school. I also think it is a better chance for the students of Ecker Hill and Treasure Mountain to get to blow each other. One advantage is that there will only be three grades at the high school and so there will be fewer kids. This will make class sizes Sincerely, smaller and help create a better Carrie Casey learning environment. One disadvantage would be thai some teachSpeed bump travesty ers might have to move their classrooms to Treasure Mountain. Editor: I think that speed bumps are an Some kids I know don't like this ineffective way to slow people new plan very well so we'll just down. No one ever really slows have to wait and see if it is successdown at them. In my opinion, peo- ful or not. ple seem to go faster over them to show off and to try and get some Sincerely, air. Jordan Culp nose in the tent," Morken said. "If you can't win when the arguments are clearest and brightest, what chance do you have when they're (not)?" Adamson says he's "not a fan of the Carson Smith bill," because it takes money out of the special education fund to provide for the scholarships. "If we keep the kids, but just don't have the money, then I think we're in trouble." he said. ATTENTION: DOG OWNERS What's under your snow? >" D**CREW to the rescue! 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