TAP NEWSLETTER Volume 8 Issue 1

Tappity TAP News
Is a Picture Really Worth 1,000 Words?
By: Tina Gbollie
Social Media is a communications class offered by
Ms. Lephart and Ms. Ledman in the alternative
program. This class focuses on media and applying
a critical understanding
of it. The purpose of this
class is to build greater
understanding and
awareness of the issues
happening in our generation. Because of the
smaller class size, there’s
more discussion and everyone voice is gets heard.
The class spent a lot of
time talking about photo
shopping. Students learn
a lot from this unit and
how it shows how we are
supposed to look and
dress. The way we should
portray ourselves by trying to look like the people
in the magazines and
look perfect. By these
high standards they set
can make many girls feel
insecure about themselves and confidence
level goes down. Not
thinking that 100% of all
pictures models take
there are all photo
shopped. Basically everything you see in the magazines is fake and not
really how they appear to
be.
The class also touched
based on a lot of topics
such as double standards,
bulling, animal rights,
bias and many more. The
students seem to really
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Special points of interest:
 Student Written News
Articles
 Movie Reviews
 Games and Puzzles
 Solutions
enjoy taking this class
and hearing other classmate’s views on major
topics and arguments.
Inside this issue:
Entertainment Industry Explained
News Stories
2-4
By Andrew Chansa
Movie Reviews
5-8
Games
9-12
Solutions
13
Credits
14
On December 17, 2013, Demae
DeRocher came to The Alternative Program to talk about the
entertainment business. She
worked for Entertainment Tonight (also known as E) which
is a TV show with news stories.
Ms. DeRocher talked about her
experiences and how busy you
are as a journalist for a big
company. She made it sound
like one of the hardest fun jobs
ever! But on the bright side
you meet plenty of celebrities.
Ms. DeRocher has met Michael She also worked for E EnterJackson, Prince, and many
tainment informed us that
others.
the work is never easy and
that it may take two to three
Ms. DeRocher explained that
just to get an article that’s
part of her job was was to intwo paragraphs long for a
terview and take notes. For
magazine. The work hours
example when she interviewed
are long, 7 a.m. to almost 10
Prince, you have to be very
p.m. The fun part about her
professional. Sometimes you’ll
job was that she got to travel
make friends with the celebriall over the world and have
ty. One bad thing about the
fun. That’s what makes me
entertainment industry that
want to go into the entertainunder reported is there are a
ment business just like
lot of drug use (cocaine, heroin,
Demae did.
and marijuana).
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Tappity TAP News
iPads Now in Use
Gerry Karpe
In 2013-2014 Miss. Quinn (FOCUS
Social Studies teacher) is using iPads
in her class. According to Quinn, having the iPads is a HUGE advantage in
her classroom. “During movies, lectures, and discussions, students can
look up information that he/she was
unsure about. The iPad often offers
enrichment opportunities.” says Quinn.
can also work on their projects on the
go. Such as in a car, bus, hallway, anywhere they please.
The iPads are a good investment for
students. No longer do they have a lot
of weight from text books or folders full
of work in their backpacks. It’s all on
their iPad. So overall, a majority of
teachers and students enjoy the iPads.
Quinn enjoys working with the iPads.
Students can email their teachers and
work on their homework much easier,
and if you forget to charge them one
night? You still got more than enough
to get through the next day. Students
MN School of Business Trip
By: Devin Gregersen
The Minnesota School of Business in
Plymouth is an interesting school. It
varies from audio and visual effect and
production, to physical training, and
massage. TAP students went on a field
trip November 15, 2013. The massages
were very good.
On the tour of the campus, students
were exposed to numerous programs
that would be perfect for a number of
careers and hobbies.
Physical Training now in session
Most students really
enjoyed getting a massage. Students also
looked at various insects
under a microscope and a video of alMost students got a lot out of the trip.
most everything a dog can pass onto
Martha got a lot out of it. She really
you. Students also learned about some
enjoyed the trip and I wouldn’t be surgreat techniques to use (like lawyers) to
prised if she enrolled there when she
determine whether someone is lying or
got out of High School.
being honest.
MN School of Business Trip
By: Jayda Arrington
15th,
On Friday November
Wayzata
High School TAP students were astonished and interested when they learned
some techniques of massage. Their visit
to the Minnesota School of Business
was more than a nice little vacation
from school, they learned something.
At the Minnesota School of Business,
instructors presented information on
areas of study offered
there. The most talked
about by students was
how to massage some
parts of the carpal bones
(wrist and hand) and
the scapular spine (shoulder).
TAP Students enjoying their massages
TAP Students took a visit to the Minnesota School of Business to seek opportunities that they offering at the Minne-
sota School of Business. Only junior
and senior students attended to explore
what the Minnesota School of Business
has to offer.
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Fun at the Rink
Miles Vangen
At the end of 2013 all the TAP classes
went on a trip to the Roller Garden in
St. Louis Park. They went there for
part of the day just to hang out and
have fun because winter brake was
coming up. The first song they played
was “Berzerk” by Eminem. Students
were able to skate for at least 30
minutes before they took a break. The
food there was awesome and tasted so
good. The funniest part of the trip is
when Gerry got a huge inflatable hammer and started hitting Mr. Johnson
with it.
Students had a good time and enjoyed
themselves. It was a good way to relax
before the end of the year. At the end of
the trip, it was nice to only have two
more classes.
Roller skating brought back memories
of when I went there in 5th grade. The
Roller Garden is a fun place to go and
relax.
Students enjoyed themselves while roller skating
School’s Sometimes Fun
By: Nasser El-Azamy
On December 19th 2013 TAP students
and teachers went on a field trip to the
Roller Garden in St. Louis Park. There
was music playing while students skated. It was great seeing students and
teachers having fun.
This trip was a reward for working
hard. Students skated and had access
to a deli that served food. It took some
“… a reward for working hard.”
Although this fun only lasted a day it
was a day well worth it. It was a nice
relaxing day to take and chill with
friends during school time. We came
back in time for 2 more classes which
was disappointing after having all that
fun but nonetheless it was a good day
that will be remembered.
time to get used to the roller skates but
when you did they were so much fun.
Recycling at WHS
By: Kevin Morris
The environmental science class has
been handling the recycling for all of
Wayzata High School for the first two
terms to help out the janitorial crew.
With over 3,000 students, there is a lot
of trash. The janitorial staff has given
the students a chance to help out the
school by taking the recycling from the
class rooms on Tuesdays and Thursdays during second block.
To do the recycling, all the groups get
gloves so they don’t have to touch the
bins with their bare hands. Sometimes
the bins have stinky liquid in the bottom and nobody likes that so students
change bags as needed. After collecting
the recycling, students take it to the
janitorial staff for compressed.
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Tappity TAP News
Zoo Trip
By: Brianna Ward
On Wednesday, October 16, 2013 Mr.
Brattain took his science classes, Biology and Environmental Science, to the
Minnesota Zoo to observe biomes,
which are habitats based on climate.
joyed getting out and seeing the animals.
Students did a seafood watch program
on fishing practices to understand sustainable fishing, which helps people
buy fish that are responsibly raised or
caught. They also viewed the aquarium, and every animal that lives in each
habitat to get to know what animals
live where and how they adapt.
Mr. Brattain thought that the trip went
very well, and the students really en-
Students enjoying their day at the zoo.
Zoo Trip
By Skyler Allen
Mr. Brattain brought his Biology and
Environmental Science classes to the
Minnesota Zoo on Wednesday October
16, 2013 to look at biomes and sustainable fishing practices.
The students went behind the scenes to
see the sharks eat. The sharks ate
small fish that were already dead. In
order to feed the fish, the handlers
must get in the tank with them and
Kung Fu Zombies
By: Rodney Moseti
The Adventure story class took a field
trip to the Mu Performing Arts theatre
in Minneapolis to watch a play called
Kung Fu Zombies vs. Cannibals. This
play was written and directed by a family and their friends, all of the Asian
ethnicity. They started performing the
play in October of 2013.
This play is about people trying to survive during a zombie apocalypse and
figuring out how to work with each
other through their time of need. They
hand feed them. The students also
said they got to go above the tank
which they enjoyed.
The students not only looked at the
sharks, they also walked around
and looked at the primates, penguins,
birds and turtles.
also struggle to find food and shelter
while fighting for their lives. The main
character also has to take care of a little girl that was hiding and didn’t know
where her parents were. The main
character also deals with her best
friend while they were fighting for their
lives.
The little girl might have been the best
cast member in the play if not the best.
What made it more amazing was the
fact that she was only six years old.
The main character did a marvelous job
as well, she perfectly suited the character. Students learned that in order to
survive in any situation you need perseverance and you need to make an
effort to be as strong as possible, because if you face your adversities without confidence and perseverance you
won’t get very far in life.
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Tappity TAP News
Movie Reviews
Frozen
By: Nasser El Azamy
Frozen is a Disney animated film.
The film stars Kristen Bell (Anna),
Idina Menzel (Elsa), Jonathan Groff
(Kristoff), Josh Gad (Olaf), and Santino Fontana (Han). This movie
takes place in the mid evil times
with kingdoms.
As kids Anna and Elsa would play
together and have fun but as Elsa
grew older her powers grew with
her and she could turn things frozen. Elsa in the begging doesn’t
know how to control he powers
Frozen
By: Jayda Arrington
and accidently hurts her sister Anna who she then freezes
Frozen made me laugh. It brought
me back to being a kid again. My
favorite character was Olaf the
talking snowman. The quality was
excellent; it had a cartoon feel but
also looked clean and sharp. The
qualities of the characters were
great. Each one had a unique personality which draws the viewer’s
attention. I would recommend this
Frozen—PG
Frozen is a wonderful movie. It
establishes a strong and confident
tone.
The animated 3-D adventure movie Frozen is not like the rest of the
Disney Princess movies. Chris Buck
and Jennifer Lee do a great job
directing. It is also well written.
Frozen stars Kristen Bell (Princess
Anna) and Idina Menzel (Queen
Elsa).
movie for a
family get
together. 4
Stars.
teams up with Kristoff (Jonathan
Groff) and a snowman named Olaf
in a dangerous journey to find
Elsa.
Elsa has magical powers and accidentally hurts her younger sister
(Anna). As they grow older, Elsa
becomes more and more powerful
and freezes the kingdom. Anna
In my opinion, Frozen is a wonderful movie. It establishes a strong
and confident tone. I would definitely recommend this movie for
all. 4 stars.
with an FBI agent (Richie) and how
they start working with the FBI to
catch Mafioso.
thought that most of the movie
seemed improvised and to see
them pull it off was impressive.
American Hustle is slightly above
average. It is really good in terms
of characters and setting. 3 stars.
American Hustle
By: Rodney Moseti
This is a crime drama film that portrays con artists in the 1970s. It
stars Christian Bale (Irving), Amy
Adams (Sydney), and Bradley
Cooper (Richie).
The movie is about how Irving,
who is a con man, and his British
girlfriend/partner (Sydney) work
American Hustle wasn’t that interesting. The actors did a good job
but Bradley Cooper (Richie DiMaso) got into his character more.
I didn’t like the plot that much. I
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Movie Reviews
American Hustle
By: Brianna Ward
American Hustle, written by Eric
Singer and David O. Russell, was
released December 20, 2013 and is
a Crime, Drama, and Comedy that
is rated R. Its setting is the late 70s
or early 80s in New Jersey. American Hustle stars Christian Bale
(Irving Rosenfeld), Bradley Cooper
(Richie DiMaso), and Amy Adams
(Sydney Prosser).
Irving and Sydney (later given the
name “Lady Edith Greensley”) set
up a loan scam, and soon enough
they get caught by Richie DiMaso
(an FBI agent). Richie offers to re-
lease them if they could help him
make four additional arrests. Soon
they all make a deal with the Mafia who requires a 10 million wire
transfer. They came up with the
quote “Everyone hustles to survive” which plays a huge role in
the story. Will Irving and Sydney
be able to help Richie out and
drop all charges made against
them for the loan scam?
trouble relating to the culture of
the time period. It may be nominated for numerous academy
awards, but once you see it you’ll
realize that you wasted your money and time.
Two stars.
I personally didn’t like the film because of its sexual content, the
plot wasn’t clear enough at the
beginning of the movie, and I had
American Hustle—R
American Hustle
By: Skyler Allen
American Hustle is a crime drama
that stars Christian Bale (Irving),
Bradley Cooper (Richie), Amy Adams (Sydney), and Jeremy Remmer
as Mayor Carmine Polito. Written
by Eric Singer and directed by David O, Russell it is rated R and it
takes place in the late1970’s and
early 80’s.
Irving and Sydney are two con
artists who set up a loan scam.
They get away with it for a while.
Soon they get caught by Richie
Dimaso, an FBI agent. Sydney goes
to jail but they have a plan to get
her out. The plan is to catch four
other con artists.
I really enjoyed American Hustle
and I would definitely recommend
it to others to watch and I might
even see it again myself. I liked the
time period they chose to make it
in and enjoyed the language
choice. It helped to better understand certain things. This movie in
my eyes was really easy to understand. The only problem was I didn’t like the plot. 3 stars.
American Hustle
By: Tina Gbollie
American Hustle is about love,
conspiracy, and deception. This
was a mix up of drama, comedy,
and mystery. It stars Christian
Bale (Irving) as a con man, Bradley
Cooper (Richie), Amy Adams
(Sydney), and Jeremy Lawrence
(Mayor Polito).The setting seems
to be in the 70’s. Eric Singer and
David O. Russell were the master
minds (Directors) of this film and
bringing it all together.
In This film it starts out with Irving,
Sydney, and Richie getting ready
to set a big deal with the Mayor
when something goes wrong. It
went straight to a flash back to
show how they (Irving and Sydney)
got to the meeting.
My overall reaction to American
Hustle was that it was a great mix
up. You might need to watch it
twice to really grasp everything
that’s happening. Grab a big bowl
of popcorn cuddle with a loved
one and watch this tale of drama,
tears and lies. 3 stars
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Movie Reviews
Lone Survivor
By: Devin Gregersen
Lone Survivor stars Mark Wahlberg, Taylor Kitsch, and Ben Foster. It is an intense action war
movie directed and written by Peter Berg. Lone Survivor is based on
the novel written by Marcus
Luttrell and Patrick Robinson. It’s a
true story of Marcus Luttrell and
his brothers in arms.
A small group of navy SEALs are
assigned a recon mission to photograph and kidnap a Taliban leader
named Ahmad Shah. The mission
was compromised when three
goat hoarders stumble upon their
location. After a long discussion
about what they would do with
them - kill them, leave them tied
up, or let them go. Eventually they
let them go and they tell the Taliban of the SEALs location.
As a supporter of the military I
loved this movie. Lone Survivor is a
war movie based on true events.
It’s not politically preachy. It just
shows everyone in America how
hard it is to be in the military. I
also really liked to see that many
Arabic citizens are sick
of the Taliban and are
willing to risk
their lives for
an American.
It’s a great
movie and I
would defiantly see it
again. 4
stars.
Lone Survivor—R
Lone Survivor
By: Gerry Karpe
Lone Survivor, directed by Peter
Berg, is based on a true story
about a SEAL team in Afghanistan.
The cast includes Mark Wahlberg
(Marcus), Taylor Kitsch (Michael),
Emile Hirsch (Danny), Ben Foster
(Matthew), and Eric Bana (Lt.
Cmdr. Erik). This movie is a war action movie.
Four Navy SEALs are on a mission
to capture and kill an al-Qaeda
member. They were in the mountains of Afghanistan when they
were discovered by goat herders.
Once they tried to get an airlift
back to safety, they lost their radio
then were ambushed by a TON of
al-Qaeda members. The movie is
very graphic.
Based on a true story, the movie
starts out with Marcus and his
crew of three others Michael, Danny, and Matt. on a mission to take
out an al-Qaeda operative in Afghanistan. When they got there
they ran into some trouble and
had to start fighting their way out.
They were then stuck on a hill and
they could only do so much to survive.
Lone Survivor is a great story and it
shows what military life is like and
how much you have to give up to
complete a task. I would recommend this movie to people that
like war movies and like serious
movies. I would defiantly go back
and see it again. 4 stars
Overall I didn’t expect it to be that
good but it was breath taking. The
quality of the film was amazing. I
recommend anyone 16+ should go
see this. 4 stars.
Lone Survivor
By: Miles Vangen
Directed by Peter Berg, Lone Survivor is about four Navy SEALs in
Afghanistan trying to take down a
leader that is an al-Qaeda operative. The cast includes Mark Wahlberg (Marcus), Taylor Kitsch
(Michael), Emile Hirsch (Danny),
Ben Foster (Matt), and Eric Bana
(Erik). Lone Survivor is a war movie.
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Frozen
By: Kevin Morris
By: Kevin Morris
Kristen bell (Anna), Indina Menzel
(Elsa), Jonathan Groff (Kristoff), and
Josh Gad (Olaf) are just some of the
voices in this animated adventure comedy that is directed by both Chris Buck
and Jennifer Lee set in a mystical kingdom.
Anna loses her sister Elsa, who has
control over snow and ice, because Elsa
fears that her growing powers will
harm those that she loves most. Anna
gets help from Kristoff and a humorous
snowman named Olaf. Together, the
team of three, ventures up a mountain
to save Elsa and their kingdom from an
irreversible winter.
The humor in frozen is creative and
will have you laughing. The animation
was extraordinary and the story line
kept me interested in seeing more. I
would recommend taking the whole
family to go and see Frozen. Four stars.
Frozen—PG
Lone Survivor
The stars of Lone Survivor are Mark
Wahlberg (Marcus), Taylor Kitsch
(Michael), Emile Hirsch (Danny), and
Ben Foster (Matt). It takes place in
Afghanistan during 2005 and is an
Action, Biography, Drama.
The beginning of the movie shows all
that Navy SEALs do to prepare for
their missions. The mission in this
movie goes bad when the SEAL team
lost communications and were forced to
fight for their lives.
… “the SEAL team lost
communications and were forced
rated R for 18 and older. The blood
makes this movie very graphic and may
be to explicit for some. Lone Survivor
earns 3 stars.
to fight for their lives”
Lone Survivor is a well put together
movie. The acting was good but I think
because of the language, it should be
Writing a Movie Review
By: Mr. Miller
When writing a movie review your first
paragraph contains information on the
type of movie (genre), the basic setting,
and the stars/directors. Students
should have this information because
some people will go see a movie based
on who’s in it or who directed it.
The second paragraph of a movie review should be devoted to the plot/story
line. It is very important that the writ-
er NOT disclose the movie’s ending.
In the third paragraph, the writer informs the reader of their opinion of the
movie. Topics may include the acting,
visual effects, sound, etc. The Writer
should relay their rating (we used 4
stars; 1 if you can’t believe they actually made this movie; 2 if you liked some
portion(s) of the movie; 3 if you would
recommend this to a friend and 4 if
you’d recommend it to a friend and pay
to see it again.
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Games and Puzzles
Tappity TAP News
Answers on page 15
Wuzzles
By: Brianna Ward
Each Wuzzle is a rebus—a word riddle created from
combinations of words, letters, syllables, figures or
symbols, positioned to create disguised words, phrases,
names, places, sayings, etc.
Example: COLLAR
HOT
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Print your answers here:
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4 Pics 1 Word
Puzzle 1
By: Jayda Arrington
Puzzle 2
By: Jayda Arrington
Puzzle 3
By: Tina Gbollie
Puzzle 4
By: Tina Gbollie
Directions:
In each level, four pictures are displayed. Your
task is to guess what it is that these images have
in common.
Print your answers here:
1.
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2.
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3.
___________________________________
4.
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CryptoQuip
By: Nasser El-Azamy
Directions:
Each letter stands for another. If you think X=O,
for example, it would equal O throughout the puzzle.
Today’s cryptoquip clue: O equals K
“NKIV SR AZVG JKY PKG’O ZFIV
OK TV ASOZ FGKOZVX YVXRKG OK
OKYEZ OZVSX ZVFXO!”
OKXCYFOK OFRRK
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4 Pics 1 Word
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Answers on page 13
Puzzle 5
By: Devin Gregersen
Puzzle 6
By: Devin Gregersen
Directions:
In each level, four pictures are displayed. Your
task is to guess what it is that these images have
in common.
Print your answers here:
5.
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6.
___________________________________
Super Quiz 1—Theme: Logos
By: Gerry Karpe
Super Quiz
Directions:
Score 1 point for each correct answer on the freshman level, 2 points on the graduate level and 3
points on the Ph.D. level.
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Freshman
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Scoring:
18 points: congratulations, doctor
15-17 points: honors graduate
Graduate
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10-14 points: you’re plenty smart, but no grind
4-9 points: you should hit the books harder
1-3 points: enroll in remedial courses immediately
0 points: who reads the questions to you?
Super Quiz 2—Theme: Rappers Real Names
By: Kevin Morris
Ph.D.
Level
Freshman Level
1. Eminem
2. ice T
3. Ice Cube
Super Quiz 3—Theme: NBA
By: Rodney Moseti
Graduate Level
4. Too Short
5. Slick Rick
6. LL Cool J
Freshman Level
1. Considered the greatest player ever.
2. Scored the most points in the history of the NBA.
3. Has the most NBA championship rings.
Ph.D. Level
7. Method Man
8. Scarface
9. Busta Rhymes
Graduate Level
4. The coach with the most NBA championship rings.
5. Only player to average a triple-double for an entire season.
6. The first player ever drafted right from High School.
Ph.D. Level
7. The year the ABA joined (merged) the NBA.
8. Player with the most MVP awards.
9. Player with the most assists.
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Games and Puzzles
Tappity TAP News
Answers on page 13
Look Again
By: Miles Vangen
There are 8 changes. Can you find them?
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Games and Puzzles
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Answers on page 13
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Games and Puzzles Solutions
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Wuzzles: (p. 10)
CryptoQuip (p. 10)
1. Turn Down for
What
“Love is when you don’t have to be with another person to touch their
heart!”
2. Good Afternoon
Torquato Tasso
4 Pics 1 Word: (pp. 10—
11)
1. SIGN
2. MOTHER
3. SHOPPING
4. SEASONS
5. SKATEBOARD
6. WALKING DEAD
Super Quiz 1: (p. 11)
Super Quiz 2: (p. 11)
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Subaru
Toyota
Mitsubishi
Honda
Mustang
Corvette
Maserati
Volkswagen
Mercury
Bruce Mathers III
Tracy Marrow
O’Shea Jackson
Todd Shaw
Richard Walters
James Smith
Clifford Smith
Brad Jordan
Trevor Smith, Jr.
Super Quiz 3: (p. 11)
Look Again: (p. 12)
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Removed his watch
Removed microphone
Removed tower
Added another X on the stage
Made his pants bigger
Removed orange face blockers
Removed his shadow
Moved the X in the spotlight
Michael Jordan
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Bill Russell
Hakeem Olajuwon
Oscar Robertson
Moses Malone
1976
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
John Stockton
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