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Writing Scholars Reading on March 2

As a culmination of the Williston Scholar’s Writers’ Workshop class, the writing scholars  are polishing their 30+ page manuscripts, getting them ready to share. On Sunday, March 2nd, these poets and prosaists will be giving a public presentation of their manuscripts from 6:30-8 p.m. in the Dodge Room. Everyone is welcome. Come for all or part of the collective performance and be inspired by all their hard work. Refreshments will be served.

The lineup:
J.D. Askin
Nick Dobbs
Nick Pattison
Brendan Hellweg
Henry Lombino
Taylor Potasky
Jonah Freed
Rachel Lloyd
Persis Ticknor-Swanson

CID on Feb. 20

Hey there Williston!

Tomorrow evening is our next installment of CID!

At 6 p.m. in the Cox Room of the Dining Hall,

Stan Samuelson
Julie Lorde
and
Mr. Sawyer

will share their amazing stories!
You definitely won’t want to miss this event!

As always, please come with an open mind and heart, and get ready to be inspired.
See you there,
Brittany Collins and Ms. Brown

Name the Wildcat Robot Contest

In today’s assembly, Williston Wildcat Robotics announced a “Name the Wildcat Robot Contest.” The contest will start on Feb. 19 and will run through Feb. 23. Students should submit robot names to Matt Cavanaugh via email. On Feb. 24, the top three names, as decided by the Robotics Team, will be posted and students will vote for their favorite (via SurveyMonkey). The winner will be announced on Feb. 26 and the person who submitted the name will receive a $15 gift card to Tandem.

Carrie Baker to Visit on Feb. 18

Carrie Baker will visit  Williston’s Sports Studies class during A block on Tuesday to speak a little bit about the history of women in sport, the impact of Title IX, media portrayals of women in sport, homophobia and transgender issues in sport.

You can read her bio from Smith’s website: http://www.smith.edu/swg/faculty_baker.php

All the best,
Donnie McKillop
History & Global Studies Teacher

American Mathematics Competition on Campus

Best of luck to the mathematics students participating in the American Mathematics Competition this week!

The American Mathematics Competition test is the first stage in the International Mathematics Olympiad competition. Over 350,000 high school students from across the country take this test.

The event will take place on February 19 from 8:30-10 a.m. in the dining hall and is organized by Kathryn Hill and Josh Seamon for the math department. The event is optional and is open to honors math students.

Ringing the Bells for Presidents Day!

Today is Presidents Day! And while we don’t have the day off we do want to take a moment to observe the federal holiday. So today at 11:55 a.m., students will hear the angelus and chapel bells ringing, just as they did on MLK day.

Take a moment to reflect and appreciate the pause in our super busy schedules.
And as always if you have any questions/comments/concerns/suggestions email us, stop us on the street, text, tweet or snapchat because we want your ideas!

Forever yours,
The 2014 Student Council

Birch Dining Commons Menu: February 16-22

Sunday
Brunch
Pancakes, blueberry and pear cobbler, bacon, hash browns, make your own waffles with toppings, yogurt, assorted eggs and omelets at the grill

Dinner
Beef pot pie, chicken tenders BBQ or teriyaki sauce, tater tots, mixed squash, corn dogs
Pasta bar: pasta, marinara sauce, pesto sauce and roasted vegetables

Monday
Breakfast
Poached eggs, corned beef hash, home fries, yogurt bar
Grill: Assorted eggs

Lunch
Vegetarian split pea or mulligatawny soup, bbq pork fillet, vegetarian blackend tofu, Capri blend vegetables, create your own panini with roast beef and assorted vegetables, grilled chicken, ciabatta bread
Pasta bar: Meat ravioli, cheese tortellini, tomato or herb sauce

Dinner
Beef Sirloin Tips with mushroom sauce, egg noodles, shrimp Orleans, grilled tofu, green beans, onion rings
Pasta bar: Gnocchi, marinara sauce, alfredo sauce and broccoli
Bagel bar with assorted cream cheese

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