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Ask Nery!
By: Nery Chavez
Ask Nery: Can our school be
three stories or more to accommodate
the 4,000 students on the waiting list.
Dear Jakob: That actually sounds like
a really good idea, but it’s not my decision whether our school decides to
build up. First, our school would need
the money, and the project itself would
take months. Our school is very
crammed, even with our new high
school building. Also think about the
parking problems and all the traffic it
would cause, if our school accepted
4,000+ kids! It would be crazy!
Ask Nery: How do you like being in
the Yearbook class?
Dear Anonymous: I honestly really
enjoyed
being
on
the
Yearbook/Newspaper team at HSD. I got to
talk to a lot of teachers and students
who I wouldn’t normally talk to, which is
good and bad because now everybody
knows me. It was a good experience
being on the team because all of us
had to work together as a team to
meet deadlines, and all the revising
and editing that had to be done was a
big headache. I won’t be in this class
next year so I wonder who will take
on my “Ask Nery” and make it their
own?
Ask Nery: When and where are you
going to college?
Dear Anonymous: I will (hopefully)
graduate in 2016, so I will be starting
college in the fall of that year. My
dream college is Georgetown University in Washington D.C. to study International Relations or Business. But I
do not know if I will get accepted into
Georgetown so I have a lot of other
options in mind. It’s crazy to think that
in two years I will graduate and leave
this school. It will be a very bittersweet moment because I’ve attended
HSD since 7th grade, but also starting my life and getting out of this uniform will be very joyful.
The Life of a Science Teacher
By: Walee Khan
“Finish your work or jump off a
building my dear students,” is his motto of life. Mehmet Sevinc uses humor
to connect with his students. He influences his pupils to a great extent.
Sevinc gets up at 6 o'clock every
morning, he says his prayers to God
and then eats his breakfast. This is
Mehmet Sevincs’ daily life.
Q: What time do you come to
school?
Sevinc: Sometimes I’m late but I usually get here around 7:30.
Q: What time do you leave school?
Sevinc: I leave whenever I want, just
kidding around 5 to 6…
Q: Why did you choose to become
a teacher?
Sevinc: I want to change the world.
Ask Nery: How do you get through
middle school?
Dear Anonymous: This is a very
hard question to answer because I
attended Cardiff Jr. High in 6th grade
and came to HSD beginning 7th
grade. It was kind of difficult for me to
adjust to uniforms, DPS, and all the
homework, but overall middle school
wasn’t all that hard. Middle school is
just an awkward stage, and the things
that happen in middle school will not
be relevant when you get to high
School or college. Just make sure
you do your work and ma