The Start of Something Great

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Show what you
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BEL ZE R M I D D LE S CH O O L
ST UD E NT N E WS P A PE R
The Start of Something Great
INSIDE
THIS ISSUE:
Building Info
2
College Info
Ice Buckets
3
State News
4
Belzer News
Survey
5
More News
It’s Time
6-7
Updates
8
Sports
9
Review
1011
Comedy
12
...and here we go, 2014-15!
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By: Kaiden Moore and Dejuan
Anderson. Mr. Landers is the
7th grade guidance counselor at
Belzer Middle School. This is his
third year here; this is also the
only school he has served as
guidance counselor. When he’s
not being a guidance counselor, he’s coaching wrestling. He
has coached for five years now.
It sounds like Mr. Landers has
a full load, but he enjoys what
he does. When he took the job
here at Belzer, he only took the
job for the kids. He loves help-
By: Storme Torrence and Isaiah Henderson. Belzer Middle
School’s 8th grade guidance
counselor is Bonita Neal. She
is a very interesting woman.
She has been married for 26
years. She has one daughter
and one son. Her daughter is
a senior at IUPUI. Her son is
a freshman at Purdue. Mrs.
By:Christina Strader. What is
the Belzer Performing arts
department? At Belzer middle
school we have a performing
arts department that includes
band, orchestra, and vocal
music. Our arts department is
a privilege not a right. Students have a choice to be a
part of the arts department
through elective classes. There
are several bands, orchestras,
and choirs from which to
choose.
Many 7th and 8th graders
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ing students.
When Mr. Landers is
not at school, he likes
to be with his friends
and family. He likes to
play golf or wrestle in
his spare time. When
Mr. Landers is coaching
he feels awesome
when the kids improve
and succeed, but when
they don’t work hard it
becomes a whole other
story.
Mr. Landers’ jobs
Neal loves her family, friends,
and students.
This is her 5th year at Belzer
Middle School. She was counselor at Craig Middle School
and also at Fall Creek Valley
before that.
When asked if she wished
are in the performing arts department and have signe up
for more than one of these
classes offered by their teachers. In addition to these classes, this year Belzer offere
percussion, keyboarding, guitar and drama classes.
Students are encouraged to
follow Belzer’s performing arts
online and on Twitter:
@BelzerPA. Websites for
teachers are also
available such as:
http://
www.belzerband.com
or
www.myhaikuclass.co
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here at Belzer include
more than just wrestling
and guiding students. He
also has hall duty, conducts administrative responsibilities, helps students, meets parents,
watches grades, completes
schedules, and assists with
career planning.
So next time you see Mr.
Landers say, “Thank you
for all you do in this
school.”
she would have gone to college for any other job, she
said, “If I had the chance to
do it all over again, I wouldn't change a thing.” She likes
her job as a guidance counselor mostly because she
loves working with kids.
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By Shelby Wheeler. Thanks to
the 21st Century Scholar program, no Indiana student can
be denied a college education. Students’ families who
require assistance or have an
inability to pay can receive
financial
aid from
the
state
government or
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colleges and universities. On
average, enrolling takes just
five minutes.
The 21st Century Scholar
Program was started in the
1990’s by the State of Indiana. For guaranteed free college tuition, participants
must carry out a pledge of
good citizenship to the state.
This includes a clean permanent record and maintaining
adequate grades. The tuition
By Jalen Pannell. Belzer Middle school is taking part in
the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. Mr. Knoderer, our
volleyball team and various
other students and teachers
have done the Ice Bucket
Challenge. Because of social
media--Twitter, Instagram,
etc--the Ice Bucket Challenge
has gone viral. People all
over the country are all doing the Ice Bucket ChalBy Jaela Melton. “I’ve been nominated
for the ALS ice water challenge…” Bruins
everywhere have heard this phrase before--even the school staff and athletes
have participated in it. But what goes
beyond the phrase? While this social
media wildfire fad has successfully
spread, did its popularity help the cause
at all? Sometimes the awareness videos
simply stop after the nominee experiences the thrill of having ice water poured
over the top of his head. While everyone
seems to finally know about ALS, do they
know what ALS is? This project was
started to raise awareness about Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis; this project was
started to find a hope where there is
none.
ALS isn’t the only nickname for this disease; it is also referred to as its scientific
is given
through the
Division of
Student Financial Aid.
They fund tuition for independent, public, and proprietary schools.
Students with financial
problems and students currently eligible for free or
reduced-cost lunches will
most likely qualify for the
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program.
Seventh and
eighth grad
ers must
apply before leaving middle school.
Students can apply online at
http://www.in.gov/sfa/. The
deadline for applying is June 30th
of students’ eighth grade year.
Don’t wait. There is no time
like the present to apply for free
money!
lenge. Belzer, however, wants
to do more beyond just dumping a bucket of ice water on our
heads.
BMS is collecting money during lunches. All the money we
collect is going to be donated
to the ALS Foundation to be
used towards research to find a
cure for ALS. The Foundation’s
challenge has made 50 million
dollars so far. Here at Belzer,
Mr. Knoderer passed the chal-
lenge on to all the other secondary principals. A video of
the challenge can be found on
youtube at: https://
www.youtube.com/watch?
v=iujxKxH27Gw
needs to be money.
This is where the ice bucket challenge
comes in. Participants are nominated to
name Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or Lou
do this challenge, and the catch is you
Gehrig’s disease. This is named after the fa- donate money. Not to mention, your get
mous baseball player that got the disease.
the chance to challenge your friends to
No matter what it is called, the description
dump ice water over their heads. From
of it remains intact. Lou Gehrig’s disease
your everyday family to school teams to
affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal
professional athletes, people have parcords, targeting the ones that control muscle ticipated in this. The problem is, some
movement. Victims of ALS ultimately lose
people are skipping out on donating
the ability to move any
money and actually helppart of their body, and
ing. Mr. Knoderer has set
the use of their vocal
up a table in the cafeteria
chords. Once you are
for fundraising, and in addiagnosed with this disdition to that you can go
ease, you know you will
to ALS.org. You can doultimately die. This is
nate here and also find
why there needs to be a
more information on ALS.
cure, therefore there
Give to the cause.
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Lazarus: Grand Champion Stallion
By Bryce Alpers. Every year the Clydesdale horse breeders from across
the country attend a national show. This year, it was at our State Fair.
The show was in the new coliseum and was also shared with the national Perchron show. This year the fair runners added a little treat to the
fair beside the national show. Perchron Thunder performed a Roman
Riding show which is what they are known for where a man takes a
team of horses and rides on the backs of two horses while controlling
the rest of the team.
The grand champion Clydesdale gelding was Lord Jake owned by
Birky’s Pride Clydesdales. The grand champion stallion was Lord Lazarus
owned by Greenwood Farms. The Supreme Champion Clydesdale was
Mistress Carla also owned by Greenwood Farms.
The damage that the quake caused
was moderate to severe damage. The
damage is estimated between $500,000
to $1,000,000. The quake caused fires
to the homes, water line breakage in
various locations, and broken windows,
and interior damage to buildings. The
governor of California declared a state
of emergency. Seventy buildings were
red tagged spot of where the earthquake had struck. Cleaning up is still
under way for the area.
By Natalie Taylor. On August 24, 2014
The USGS seismologists warned resiat 3:20am, a strong shake caused the
dents of aftershocks that occurred in
residents of Napa, California to awake the days following the main ripple. The same spot with a magnitude of 2.8.
due to a 6.1 magnitude earthquake.
back to back aftershocks happened on These earthquake caused injuries to
This is the strongest quake in twenAugust 26, 2014 and were located at
over 200 people.
tyfive years for California residents. The Northern California, just south of Napa
USGS believes the earthquake had
near American Canyon. The first afterstruck on the West Napa Fault, and the schock registered a magnitude of 3.9.
epicenter was between Napa and
Two minutes later, a second 2.7 quake
American Canyon.
occurred. A third aftershock was at the
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6: What has four legs but can’t walk?
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The athletic department purchased new
fence tubing to
protect athletes
who use the
track and football fields. It
looks great!
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By Shelby Wheeler. Fall 2014
brought not only cooler weather, but the winds of change as
well to Belzer Middle School.
Modifications such as new
school uniforms, new electives
and courses, new clubs, and
renovations to the building
have been implemented for
the 2014-2015 school year.
This makes for an exciting first
year for seventh graders, and a
refreshing experience for
eighth graders.
New Looks
As seen on the new spirit wear,
Belzer Middle School adopted new
school colors last year. Our old red
and white were replaced by the
different hues of maroon and
gray. The decision to switch colors
was brought about by the number
of other schools sporting red and
white. It was also to align our fans
with LC’s fans and school colors.
Our new soccer team is wearing
uniforms with our colors, and our
wrestling team will be wearing our
maroon and gray this year.
New Courses/Electives
New electives were added to
accommodate seventh and
eighth graders, including poetry
slam, soccer, show choir, and
more. Poetry Slam is a riveting
class where students study,
compose and recite poetry for a
grade.
New to our health and P.E. department is soccer, basketball,
and conditioning classes. In
conditioning, students use
weights along with other activities to tone their bodies
New choirs were added
to the performing arts
program. Two of these
are show choir and gospel choir. They are expected to be very popular among students who
enjoy singing combined
with choreographed
dancing. Advanced
choirs were also added
for students who have
experience singing.
A percussion class was
added as well.
By Breana Rickmon and Sarah Swank. Some of our teaching staff were asked the following questions: What do
you think of the students this year, and why do you want to teach? Here are their responses:
Mrs. Heck
“I am impressed with their responsibility. I like being around
people and problem solving, like
seeing kids learn to problem
solve and think for themselves.”
Mr. Daniels
“I think that they are really
good workers and that they
are really well behaved; I like
working with them. I love
teaching. It feels great to see
kids learn to think for themselves.”
Mr. King
“They are wonderful,
motivated young
adults. I enjoy teaching, coaching, and
working with young
adults.”
Mrs. Hurley
“They are very focused, and I
see a lot of artistic ability this
year. I have always liked kids
and art.”
Mrs. Noens
“The students this
year are very kind-I have heard more
pleases and thank
yous this year. I
enjoy being with
kids and learning
from them.”
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By Matt Kovacs. Amazon is not the
only one that wants to someday
mail packages by drone. Last Thursday Google said it’s working on a
secret project wing to make a selfflying delivery drone. The company
said it built a drone and has been
doing test flights on it in Queens-
land, Australia where they delivered
a first aid kit, dog treats, candy bars,
and water to a couple of farmers
and one very happy puppy during
the test flight. They have done 30
test flights earlier this month after
working on this project for 2 years.
By Haley Ragonesi. Indiana
schools are banning junk foods. That’s
why there is no longer junk food in
the vending machine. Officials are
trying to have kids eat healthy.
USDA’s Smart Snacks had the idea to
By Taylor Soares. A woman at a Starbucks in Florida
started an act of kindness chain that lasted for
nearly 11 hours. The woman was at a drive-thru
and paid for the person behind her. She ordered an
ice coffee early in the morning and asked to pay for
the drink(s) behind her. The person behind her paid
for the person behind her, this chain went on for
hours.
Another example of paying it forward: “A complete stranger paid $10,000 so that one lady could
have a liver operation that she otherwise could not
have afforded. She still does not know who it was
who ‘paid it forward’ on the day, but she is forever
grateful.”
Acts of kindness don’t have
to be so big, but
they are still
very much appreciated and
make the world
a better place.
“If you have
much, give your
wealth; if you
have little, give
your heart.”
Anonymous
ask the parents their thoughts. They
are 100 percent on board, but students were not. The kids hate the
healthy foods and want some good
food with junk in it. They are trying to
have all schools get into this program.
By Nikolaus McCraig.
Hot temperatures, mosquito bites, buckets of
sweat, and money spent
on electricity to keep all
the air conditioners and
fans going makes people
ready for a new season
to come and cool down
the temperature outside. But they don’t realize what’s coming to them this year.
The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts that this year the weather will be even worse than last years winter: colder and deeper. In the Northern part of the United States the countries are
predicted to get heavy loads of snow and temperatures dropping below freezing. For Indianapolis, the weather will be on
the scale of normal to below normal weather. As for our
snowfall amount, it is predicted to be at a scale above normal.
This forecast comes from The Old Farmer’s Almanac which
has been predicting the weather for over 22 decades, and
their predictions for the weather have been 80% accurate. Although some scientists believe the almanac has
it wrong this year, information on their forecast
predictions can be found at:
http://www.almanac.com/
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By: Dalycia Satterfield and Donya Simmons. Belzer Middle School is doing a
fundraiser to raise money for the school.
Of the various items being sold, cookie
dough is at the top of the list. We are
selling the best cookie dough made by
the Otis Spunkmeyer Company. Although
other cookie dough is thought to be
good, Otis Spunkmeyer is the best cookie
-dough you could ever taste proved by
the fact that it is a 4 million dollar company. Belzer is trying to raise money so
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students can participate in activities throughout the school year that
teachers would like to incorporate into
their lessons. Students are asked to sell
as much as possible. The Belzer Blog
challenges you to sell 12 or more. If you
do sell at least 12 total items, you will
win a chocolate candy bar with money
under it. This sale ends September 12,
2014. So please help out your school
AND get some cash and delicious cookies
in the process!
Don’t forget clubs and after school tutoring start next Monday!
By: Sydney Stauffer. This year Belzer’s
yearbook class is putting together an
amazing technology-driven yearbook!
The yearbook will have a feature where
you can hold a smartphone over a picture and a highlight of the year
will show up such
as athletic highlights or clips from
a concert.
Also a feature
that the yearbook
is hoping to have is where people can
buy an individual QR code to share with
friends so they can hold their
smartphone over the QR code to play a
video created by making a selfie-style
video. Of course the yearbook will have
tons of photos and fun facts about the
school year that you can refer to for
years to come.
Yearbooks are 30 dollars each. You can
find the yearbook order forms in the
main office, the student services center,
or you can stop by room C110 for a form.
Orders are being taking NOW for this
year’s book! Yearbook orders should be
turned in by the end of the first semester
due to the ordering
process--you cannot
wait. So Bruins it
sounds like we are
going to have an
amazing yearbook
this year!
By Storm Torence and Isaiah Henderson. Canvas update: There is now an All School Canvas page where you will find a variety
resources and helpful information including a copy of the reading log, the Belzer Blog, and all-school calendar. Until the page is
fully loaded, here are some dates of up-coming events:
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Sept. 8 = Picture Day--be sure to dress for your yearbook photo
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Sept. 12 = Fall fundraiser orders due back--work hard to meet your goal
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Sept. 22-26 = College Go week--start looking for college gear to wear
Various dates in Sept = athletic events after school--come support our teams
Keep an eye out for All School information on our Canvas page.
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By Yhaniya Bynum, Matthew Anderson, and Katie Allen. In December of
2013, a huge outbreak of Ebola began
in West Africa, the virus was not detected until March of 2014 and had
already affected four countries in the
area including Nigeria, Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone. This is the largest Ebola outbreak ever to occur since
the discovery of the disease in 1976.
All four of the African countries are
quarantined, allowing no one to travel
into or out of them.
Symptoms of this virus can be fever,
muscle pains, weakness, lack of appetite, vomiting and severe headache. If
you have these symptoms 8-10 days
then that means you have caught the
Ebola virus. Anyone who catches this
disease, no worries. Ebola does in
deed have a cure for it. However
people who do die,did not have a
response to the virus at the time.
Ebola typically kills 90% of those
infected, but the death rate in this
outbreak has dropped to roughly
60% because of early treatment.
Where did it come from? Well locals think that it came from West Africa. The disease itself is linked to fruit
bats and primates. Scientist are saying
that the reason this outbreak has
been so large is because of the densely populated area where it initially
occurred. With houses and people
within close proximities of each other,
the disease
can spread
from coming
into contact
with infected
bodily fluids
such as blood
or by eating an
animal infected with ebola.
Recently, a
33 year old
Born: July 21, 1951
Died: August 11, 2014
former Indianapolis resident named
Kent Brantley, had been treating patients with Ebola in Monrovia and
eventually started feeling sick. Once
he started to notice the symptoms of
Ebola just last week, Kent quickly isolated himself. An average of more
than 25 people died each day and has
almost doubled since July, when the
rate was 13 people dying every
day. As of August 20th, 2014 the
World Health Organization and the
Centers for Disease Control had reported a total of 2,615 suspected cases and 1,427 deaths.
Robin starred in movies such as Aladdin, Mrs. Doubtfire, Good
Will Hunting, Good Morning Vietnam, and TV shows such as
Mork and Mindy (where he got his start,) and The Crazy Ones
which aired last fall.
By Natalie Taylor. The comedian and actor loved by many the world over, took his own life on August 11 in Tiburon, California. Williams battled depression through most of his adult life and was recently diagnosed with
Parkinsons disease. Robin Williams had won an Academy Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role. He was not
only famous for his many roles in both comedy and drama, but was also loved for the service work he did for
children and for our military overseas.
Robin Williams death had saddened people around San Francisco, the US and the entire globe. People had honored Robin Williams as the great actor, an Emmy Award winner, and the comedian of the world. As Robin Williams lays to rest, his family members and the town mourns for the actor. Robin Williams asked that his ashes be
scattered in the San Francisco Bay. We all will never forget the loss of this great comedian, an actor and humanitarian. Robin Williams had died at the age of 63.
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By Gabrielle Anderson. Belzer’s 8th
grade football team is full of talented
athletes ready to dominate this season;
some are returning and others are new
to our Belzer teams. Stated below are 3
returning athletes and Coach Miller.
Stenaylean Allen, one of our inside
and outside linebackers, has been playing for 3 years. Allen decided to continue playing because it’s fun and is a big
part of his life. He, like most of the
team, is hoping that they come back
better than last year. Jalen Benjamin is
another one of our linebackers who
has also played for 3 years. Benjamin
decided to play this year because he
likes the contest, and he wants to win a
championship and improve their record. Jacob Coleman is an 8-year defensive tackle and right guard. Coleman
like to play football because he enjoys
bonding with his “brothers” and improving his football skills.
Coach Miller is our 8th grade head
coach. This is his 22nd year coaching
football. He decided to continue on
coaching because he not only likes
football but he also likes teaching the
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fundamentals of football. This year he
hopes for his players to mature, learn
to work together, learn to take responsibility, and last but not least, learn to
have fun on the field.
By Tyra Schaffer and Annaya Shelton. This year
Belzer has created a new plan for student athletes.This plan insures a healthy snack before
games. Mr.Connors, our Athletic Director, has
had issues in the past with parents who brought
in pizza and chips as the snack. He does not think
athletes should be indulging in just any food before games.
The coaches pick up the brown bag meals up in
the cafeteria and take them to a designated location where students eat and also do homework
because the meal plan requires a short study session. Mr.Connors said, “It’s a good thing to provide healthy meals before all game nights, and it
will not be the same food everyday.” 8th grade
volleyball player Haley Ragonesi did not personally enjoy the meal, but she agrees that it is a great
idea. Her bag included a turkey and cheese sandwich, apple juice,and carrots. The 8th grade volleyball coach, Mr. Raymond said, “It makes it easier for the parents who used to bring in snacks,
and gives the athletes something to eat.” He also
included, “It will tie them over until the game is
over.” The meal plan is a great way to give energy
to our athletes on the field.
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By: Jaden Hasse. Eragon is the book series of a lifetime and was written by
Christopher Paloni. The series has captivated millions with its amazing story and
characters. Eragon is the main character
who has many encounters as he travels
with his dragon. The expansive world
created by this author is sure to captivate readers to the very end. Once you
finish you will be sure to checkout the
sequels.
By Jalyn Chaffin. My Everything is the title of Ariana Grande’s newest album (released August 25). Ariana’s former album Yours Truly
came out early September 2013, and Arianators were going crazy
when she announced that she was working on her second album
already. My Everything includes her hit songs Problem featuring Iggy Azalea and Big Sean, Bang Bang featuring Jessie J. and Nicki
Minaj, and Break Free featuring Zedd!
Just when you thought this album couldn’t get
any better, the one and only Harry Styles of
One Direction wrote a song for the album that
made Ariana cry! “Just a Little Bit Of Your
Heart” is the 11th track on My Everything and
it was written in one day! I’m sure Arianators
and Directioners are very happy to have the
words of Harry and vocals of Ariana collide together on this album.
By: Kelsie Hardy, and Jaden Hasse
The Hunger Games is a very interesting book! If
you're into violence and action, then this is the book
for you! You can find this book in our school library,
along with the next two books. The Hunger Games is
a fantastic book! The creator of The Hunger Games is
Suzanne Collins. Altogether there are three
books, The Hunger Games, The Hunger
Games: Catching Fire, and The Hunger
Games: Mocking jay. The first two books
have been turned into movies while the last
one is in the process of being made but, its
separated into two parts.
This book and series has reached the
hearts of millions. The series alone has
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By Kenneth King. At De La Salle High
School, a coach leads the school football
team to a 12-year winning streak. But when
the team loses a game and loses one of
their players, they spin out of control. Inspired by an extraordinary
true story, one team faces
their fears and stands against
the odds. Released August 22,
2014, the team realizes that
it’s not about winning a
game, it’s about growing up—
about brotherhood, commitment and forgiveness.
grossed over 1 million dollars! This trilogy is a must
read for anyone and everyone. Join an interesting
cast of characters and see them through thick and
thin. This story will be a memorable adventure and a
great science fiction read.
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By Jolie Leonard. “The Pretty Little
Liars” season 5 summer finale was
definitely fatal, and we aren’t just
talking about Mona Vanderwaal’s untimely death. The series killed it in the
ratings this week, bringing in major
numbers. The series brought in a
whopping 2.3 million viewers, helping
By Addison Hoppes. One of the
world’s most cherished movies,
“The Wizard of Oz,” is celebrating
it’s 75th anniversary. At the time of
its original release, “The Wizard of
Oz” became most known for the
stunning makeup, the excellent actors, and the magnificent scenes. A
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it top the Tuesday night’s cable chart.
They have already confirmed that
Mona will be back in flashbacks and
told Wetpaint Entertainment that Mona left clues behind for the liars. Even
from beyond the grave, Mona is still
very much a presence in Rosewood.
fun fact about “The Wizard of
Oz” is that Toto, the beloved
terrier, was actually paid $125
a week. Also, there are 5 pairs
of sparkly red shoes Dorothy
wore which are all worth over
$1.5 million today.
By Charity McDowell. Toby is just a canine, but he’s pretty close to a
doggie celebrity. This dog has 32,000 followers on Instagram which is
more than most people have. Females on the site post “too cute” in response to Toby’s submissions. He is always with his little buddy Carter.
They started the Instagram for family and friends, but it has grown to
much more than that. You can follow Toby and Carter at http://
instagram.com/carterandtoby.
By Addison Hoppes. One of the most beloved television shows of all time may be coming back.
CBS Studios is trying to reboot the 1980 sitcom
“Full House”. After the revising of “Boy Meets
World”, television producers are thinking about
making a sequel to “Full House”. The TV Guide
stated that most of the cast members will be in
the sequel.
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Answers from pg. 4...
1: You can see right through them
2: Any dog, buildings can’t jump!
3: You give it boxing lessons
4: A nervous shipwreck!
5: A Hershey Baaaaaaar
6: A chair!
7: Boy, do I have problems.
8: A bunny hop!
9: He felt jumpy!
10: In the Hare Force.
By: Charlie Nelson And Jasmyn Songer
1. All About That Bass- Meghan Trainor
2. Stay With Me- Sam Smith
3. Rude- MAGIC!
4. Bang Bang- Jessie J. , Ariana Grande , Nicki Minaj
5. Am I Wrong- Nico And Vinz
6. Chandelier- Sia
7. Break Free- Ariana Grande, Zedd
8. Stolen Dance- Milky
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