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5/07/03 |
 Ms.
Mechikas rolls up her sleeves to save a life ! The Spring blood drive,
sponsored and organized by the Bishop Eustace Preparatory School chapter
of the National Honor Society, saw over 100 members of the student body,
faculty and staff donate blood. The donated blood will be used locally or
could be sent to help troops overseas or victims of the recent storms in
the South and Midwest. 60 members of the NHS volunteered to work in
registration, serve as aids in the donor area, or as refreshment servers
in the canteen. Thanks go to Ms. Clemens and Ms. Santomauro for organizing
the event. If you missed this opportunity or wish to make an appointment
to give blood you can contact the American Red Cross at 1-800-GIVELIFE.
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4/14/03 |
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4/14/03 |
 Magic
Club members wow children attending Easter Story Hour. The Student Library
Assn. hosted a free Easter Story Hour on Saturday, April 12 at 1 p.m. in
Lulli Library. Children, ages 4-7, listened to Easter stories read by SLA
members and then watched a magic show performed by B.E.’s Wizards of
Wonder (WOW). Refreshments followed. As story hour ended, the children
received Easter coloring books and crayons to take home with them. The SLA
sponsors story hours twice a year, at Christmas and Easter.
(article & photo: Nancy Croce) |
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4/08/03 |
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4/4/03 |
The World
Language Clubs, at their meeting, hosted Dr. Jonathan
Tittler, the Chairman of the Department of Foreign
Languages at Rutgers University, and two language
students, Suni Diana Medina and Angela Bacher, on April 2nd
in the Science Lecture Hall. Suni is a Spanish major
and Angela is a German major. They spoke about their
experiences traveling and studying abroad. Both students
hope to pursue a teaching career in their given language
of study. The meeting was very informational and
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3/31/03 |
On Monday, March 31, 2003, the Multicultural Awareness Club held a tea and poetry reading to celebrate National Women’s History Month. Student members and teachers enjoyed light refreshments while sipping tea and listening to poetry written by teenage girls from diverse cultures. Guest reader Ms. Joan Cecil from the English department recited selections from My Sisters’ Voices. (article: Pat Arnold / photo: Ben King) |
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3/25/03 |
 Christopher
Threston, a social studies teacher at Bishop Eustace, was the guest of honor
at a book signing sponsored by the Student Library Association on Tuesday.
The Integration of Baseball in Philadelphia, recently
published by McFarland & Co., Inc., grew out of Mr. Threston’s master’s
thesis at Rutgers University. Mr. Threston’s work, "examines how
Philadelphia acquired a reputation as a tough place for African American
players…and follows the very slow and difficult progress on integration of
the Philadelphia Phillies and Athletics." Many teachers and students stopped
by to congratulate Mr. Threston and to purchase his book, which is also
being featured at the school bookfair at Barnes & Noble, Rt. 70, Marlton,
Sunday, March 30 from 12-5 p.m. Mr. Threston will be there from 3-4 p.m.(article: Nancy Croce / photos: Ben King) |
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3/15/03 |
Parent’s Association Update |
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3/05/03 |
Congratulations to the new members of the World Language Honor Society |
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2/21/03 |
Students Get a First-Hand
Perspective. |
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2/21/03 |
Attention Juniors Juniors may park at the Cooper River parking lot. Please note, however, that Bishop Eustace is not responsible for the cars or possessions in them. Students park at the Cooper River lot at their own risk. Remember also that juniors may not park on campus or in the parking lot at the Kevon Building. |
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1/31/03 |
Campus
Culture... The Bishop Eustace Multi- Cultural Club celebrates Chinese and Vietnamese New Year. Quynh Khuyen Nguyen, (BE sophomore), with the help of family members and friends demonstrated traditional costumes and dance. Ashley Tran's (BE sophomore) grandmother supplied the dragon costume. More Pictures |
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1/28/03 |
 Once again Bishop Eustace Prep will offer a wide variety of summer programs. Programs start in March with the ESP I for 7th & 8th grade students seeking to improve academic performance, and continue through the summer with many different types of academic and athletic workshops and camps. More Details click here |
Tom
Wilk '74 with two Bishop Eustace students at the B.E. Book Fair
held at Barnes and Noble, Marlton, on March 30, 2003. Mr. Wilk is the author of
New Jersey Firsts and Tales of South Jersey. The event was
well attended and those venturing to the fair were treated to musical
selections, magic provided by B.E. students and faculty, as well as the opportunity to meet several local authors.