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Β 2 ΧΓΙΜΑΡΑΣ - ΜΗΝΙΑΙΑ ΓΦΗΜΓΡΙΔΑ – ΔΓΚΓΜΒΡΙΟΣ 2011
The little reporters in the world of GNOSI!
Happy
New
-What is your name?
always
My na me is Mrs Elizabeth
Happy
-W h at i s your job?
d o my best wh enever I teach Engli sh.
I wi sh h appi ness, l ove, h eal th and peace f or
everyone.
-Do you beli eve in Ch ri stmas?
Of course I do, and I can’t wai t!
-W h at would you li ke to h ave as a present
f rom Santa Cl aus?
I would li ke a gif t th at wi ll be remembered
and tal ked about for years!!!!
happy
Be
and
cool!
(George)
all
I
New
peace
wish
love,
I’m very h appy being a teach er. Th i s i s wh y I
Year!! !
Year!
and
the
good
happiness
I
wish
love!
(kleio)
New
Year
health
to
all
you
bring s
and
children.
(Panagiota)
I
wish
everyon e
present s.
I
wish
have
a
for
New
peace,
jo y
to
all
poor
children
Year!
and
people!
wish
for
health
(Panagiotis)
Happy
New
Year.
everyon e
Christm as
I
good
Ch ristm as
wish
to
(Michael)
Me rry
I
nice
(Ilias)
hom e.
Happy
has
and
a
(Joanna)
has
holiday!
a
nice
(Stavros)
OUR LETTER TO SANTA
Santa Claus is coming to town
You better watch out
DEAR SANTA,
WE ARE WRITING THIS
LETTER TO ASK YOU FOR SOME
PRESENTS.
ILIAS WANTS THE AVATAR
P L A YSTA TI O N GA ME ,
P A NA GIO TI S W A NTS A LEGO
CITY, GEORGE WANTS SOME
LEGO TOYS, MICHAEL WANTS
A P LA YSTA TI O N 3 , J OA NNA
W A NTS A NEW “BETTY BO OP ”
BAG, KLEIO WANTS A NEW
L A P TO P, P A NA G I O TA W A N TS A
WATCHAND STAVROS WANTS A
MERRY CHRISTMAS FOR
EVERYONE.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
You better not cry
Better not pout
I’m telling you why
Santa Claus is coming to town
He’s making a list
And checking it twice;
Gonna find out Who’s naughty and nice
Santa Claus is coming to town
He sees you when you’re sleeping
He knows when you’re awake
He knows if you’ve been bad or good
So be good for goodness sake!
WE HAVE BEEN VERY GOOD
O! You better watch out!
STUDENTS! PLEASE DON’T
You better not cry
FORGET US!
LOVE,
B2 CHEIMARRAS
Better not pout
I’m telling you why
Santa Claus is coming to town
Santa Claus is coming
Ken Russell: a bold and daring filmmaker and one of
the greats of British cinema
By Mark Adams 28/11/2011
Oliver Reed and Ken Russell at London's Groucho Club
in 1985
Ken Russell, one of the great mavericks of British cinema, has died
aged 84.
A larger than life figure whose work often attracted controversy as
much as acclaim, he should be remembered as one the country’s
most pioneering and bold filmmakers.Perhaps forgotten – or at least
underrated – by current generations, the flamboyant Russell is
perhaps best known for h is Oscar-winning 1969 film Wo men in
Love, adapted fro m the DH Lawrence novel.The film, which also
starred Glenda Jackson and Jennie Linden, was a challenging and
intelligent film, and when Jackson won a Best Actress Oscar for her
performance (Russell was no minated as Best Director) the director
found himself propelled into the limelight and able to take h is pick of edgy films.In 1971 he followed up with The Dev ils, ag ain starring
Glenda Jackson and Oliver Reed.Inspired by Aldus Huxley’s book.In the 1970s Russell continued to make d istinctive and varied films,
with releases including his 1975 film version of The Who’s rock opera To mmy, starring Roger Daltrey, Elton John, Oliver Reed (who
worked with him on a regular basis) and Jack Nicholson; the period musical The BoyFriend (1972), which starred model Twiggy, and the
1977 film Valentino, a biop ic of silent film star Rudolph Valentino.In 1986 he made Gothic, starring Gabriel Byrne, about the drug-soaked
night Mary Shelley told the tale of Frankenstein, and in the 1988 cast Hugh Gra nt and Amanda Donohoe in the wild and weird The Lair of
the White Worm, based on a Bram Stoker novella, which has now become something of a cult oddity.
Ken Russell was a bold and daring filmmaker never afraid of a challenge...and he should be remembered as one of the greats of Brit ish
cinema.
OUR FAVOURITE TEAMS CORNER
Liverpool F.C.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This article is about the English football club. For other uses, see Liverpool F.C.
(disambiguation).
Liverpool Football Club is an English Premier League football club based in
Liverpool, Merseyside. Liverpool has won eighteen League titles, second most in
English football, seven FA Cups and a record seven League Cups. Liverpool has won
more European titles than any other English club, with five European Cups, three
UEFA Cups and three Super Cups.
Liverpool was founded in 1892 and admitted into the Football League the following year. The club has played at its
home ground, Anfield since. The most successful period in Liverpool's history was the 1970s and '80s, when Bill
Shankly and Bob Paisley led the club to eleven league titles and seven European trophies.
The club's supporters have been involved in two major tragedies. The first was the Heysel Stadium disaster in 1985,
in which charging Liverpool fans caused a wall to collapse, killing 39 Juventus supporters. In the 1989
Hillsborough disaster, 96 Liverpool supporters lost their lives in a crush against perimeter fencing.
Liverpool has long-standing rivalries with neighbours Everton and with Manchester United. The team has played in
an all- red home strip since 1964. The club's anthem is "You'll Never Walk Alone".
The Story of St Nicholas (the original Santa Claus)
The real St. Nicholas lived in Turkey, he was bishop of the Turki sh town of Myra in the early 4th century. It was the
Dutch who first made hi m into a Christmas gif t-giver, and Dutch settl ers brought hi m to America where his name
eventually beca me the fa miliar Santa Claus. Long long ago, in the days when Saint Nicholas was alive, there lived a
kindly nobleman. He had a beautiful wife and three pretty young daughters, and all the money his fa mily would ever
need. But one day, the mother of the fa mily, who was a sweet gentl e woman, beca me very ill. The nobl eman was frantic!
He summoned the town's only doctor, a very old, very wise woman, who knew all there was to know about herbs and
magic. The old woman tried all the cures she knew, but she could do nothing to save the poor woman. Finally he called
for the priest to come, but by tha t ti me his poor wife had passed away. The nobleman was in despair! He missed his
wife so much tha t he lost his head. He wasted all his money away on silly projects and useless inventions. He became so
poor tha t he had to move his fa mily out of their castl e and into a li ttle pea sant's cottage. Meanwhile hi s daughters
were growing up. Poverty was difficult for them, but they remained c heerful and strong. They soon learned to do their
own cooking, cleaning and sewing, and they took ca re of each other.All three girls were very pretty. In ti me each of
them fell in love and wanted to get ma rried. But they couldn't because their fa ther was so poor. He had no dowry (a
sum of money or some valuable property) to give to the prospec tive husban d's fa mily. He fel t he had failed his own
children, and he beca me even more sad and gloomy.Now, Saint Nicholas happened to live in the sa me area. The kindly
saint had dedicated his whole life to doing good deeds, and was always on the lookout for someone i n need. One night
the saint ca me riding through the town on his whi te horse looking for the house of the nobleman and his three
daughters. He rode up to the cottage and peeked in through a chink in the wall. Tha t sa me night, the daughters had
washed out their clothes by hand, and hung them up in front of the fireplace to dry. There were the stockings, three
pairs, hanging right on the chi mney. Inspira tion struck Saint Nicholas. From his pouch he took out three li ttle bags
filled with gold coins. One by one he threw the bags down the c hi mney, so they landed in the stockings of the three
daughters. The nobleman, worried about hi s daughters' futures, had terrible trouble falling asleep a night and was still
awake. He heard the clip clop of the white horse as the saint was leaving, and peeked out of the door. He called out to
Nicholas, but he had already disappea red into the dark night. When the daughters woke in the morning, they found
their stockings filled with plenty of money for their dowries. When they went to tell their fa ther, they found hi m
sleeping peacefully with a smile on his face. Saint Nicholas had taken care of all his worries. And so, through the
goodness of Saint Nicholas the three daughters were able to ma rry the men they loved, and the nobleman lived on to
be a happy grandfa ther.
The tradition of hanging up the stocking is still followed in the Bri tish Isles. It is lef t out on Christmas Eve, along with
mince pies, sherry and carrots for Santa and hi s reindeer, and even today most c hildren are in bed way before
midnight waiting for Santa to visi t
The stocking is opened by excited children on Christmas morning. Nowadays the gif ts Santa Claus brings can be quite
elaborate, in Victorian ti mes i t was traditionally fruit, nuts, sweets and coins.
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