[CCHS] CCHS Daily Bulletin

[Sharon Trainor]

DAILY BULLETIN

	  	     	        Thurs., Feb. 5, 2004

There will be a Reflections meeting today after school in the I building. 
Please be there, we will start work on the new issue.

Interested in politics?  Then be sure to pick up a copy of the second
edition of The Third Wing.  Copies will be available in the caf. during
lunch blocks. 

Attention Mr. Pickman’s classes – You MUST pick up your portfolios by
Friday.

There will be a sophomore class semi meeting today) @ 2:30 in S-28. 
Important information about the semi will be discussed.  Don’t miss it!

The first trial of the 10th Annual Moot Court Competition wiil take place
today @ 2:15 in H-6.  Corr & Woodward vs. Condon & Lawrence.  The Second
trial will be Friday @ 2:15 in H-6.  Morgan & Noble vs. Coscia & Negrin. 
All are invited to attend – please be on time.

World Cultures Book Group will have a meeting this week Friday right after
school to begin our reading of 
Wild Swans - Three Daughters of China.  See Mrs. O'Connor to get a book

Writers of CCHS – Your time is running out to submit to the Reflections
short story contest. 1st place winner will receive $250, $150 will go to
2nd place and honorable mention receives $75.  Deadline is next Friday,
Feb. 13th, so don’t wait – get your work into the blue box in the Library.

February is American Heart Month, the American Heart Assoc. will launch a
new campaign to increase awareness among women.  You can participate by
wearing red on Fri., Feb. 6th.

2nd quarter credit loss could make you ineligible for co-curricular
activities.  Make sure you clear these up. The Attendance Review Board
will meet on Feb. 9th @ 2:30 in A-7.  Pick up forms from Mrs. Trainor.

Russ Burgess (hypnotist) will be visiting CCHS this Sat. evening (Feb.
7th) in the Upper Gym.  Tickets are $10 and will be available during lunch
blocks today, Thurs. & Fri.  Come

State Representative Cory Atkins is looking for people to work on her
campaign.  If you are interested please come to an information session
today  @ 3:30 at 1540 Monument Street.