The End of the "Tail" of Winter the Dolphin, an Inspiring Story
Winter the dolphin- Clearwater Marine Aquarium
BY EMMA JOHNSON
SCIENCE AND TECH EDITOR
Winter the dolphin had one of the most incredible journeys of all time. Sadly, that journey has come to an end, as she passed away on November 11 at 8 pm. She was 16 years old, and was suffering from a possible gastrointestinal infection. So, in loving memory, here is the inspirational tale of Winter the dolphin.
Winter was caught in a crab trap when she was found off the coast of Florida. She was taken to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium, where they tried to rehabilitate her. Unfortunately, Winter’s tail had to be amputated after the injury. When she started swimming again, the way she swam damaged her spinal cord. She was moving in a side to side motion, instead of the up and down motion that a dolphin is designed to do. Scientists were uncertain what to do to fix this problem, and some were even convinced that there was nothing they could do. But, with a little bit of engineering and creativity, they created the first ever prosthetic dolphin tail. Of course, the first tail did not work after the first try. It took a few times for Winter to both be comfortable and be able to use the tail. Winter’s story brought thousands of people to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium to see her, and a program started to have people with disabilities swim with Winter. Winter became proof that a disability should not, and cannot keep you from living your life.
After the death of the dolphin Panama, who lived with her, Winter needed a new partner. Dolphins are very social creatures, and as such it is illegal to keep a dolphin alone in an aquarium. Thus came Hope. Hope was a young dolphin discovered beached (caught on shore and unable to return to the water) with her dead mother. Experts determined that Hope could not return to the wild, due to the fact that she had not learned the necessary skills for survival. This made her the perfect pairing for Winter. They were put together, and became good friends. Hope literally gave Winter hope.
Winter and Hope have inspired us all. Theirs was a story of love, hardship, and perseverance. Winter will be deeply missed, although she’s swimming in the ocean in the sky now. Rest in peace, Winter. ❤
POSTED 11/22/21
SCIENCE AND TECH EDITOR
Winter the dolphin had one of the most incredible journeys of all time. Sadly, that journey has come to an end, as she passed away on November 11 at 8 pm. She was 16 years old, and was suffering from a possible gastrointestinal infection. So, in loving memory, here is the inspirational tale of Winter the dolphin.
Winter was caught in a crab trap when she was found off the coast of Florida. She was taken to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium, where they tried to rehabilitate her. Unfortunately, Winter’s tail had to be amputated after the injury. When she started swimming again, the way she swam damaged her spinal cord. She was moving in a side to side motion, instead of the up and down motion that a dolphin is designed to do. Scientists were uncertain what to do to fix this problem, and some were even convinced that there was nothing they could do. But, with a little bit of engineering and creativity, they created the first ever prosthetic dolphin tail. Of course, the first tail did not work after the first try. It took a few times for Winter to both be comfortable and be able to use the tail. Winter’s story brought thousands of people to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium to see her, and a program started to have people with disabilities swim with Winter. Winter became proof that a disability should not, and cannot keep you from living your life.
After the death of the dolphin Panama, who lived with her, Winter needed a new partner. Dolphins are very social creatures, and as such it is illegal to keep a dolphin alone in an aquarium. Thus came Hope. Hope was a young dolphin discovered beached (caught on shore and unable to return to the water) with her dead mother. Experts determined that Hope could not return to the wild, due to the fact that she had not learned the necessary skills for survival. This made her the perfect pairing for Winter. They were put together, and became good friends. Hope literally gave Winter hope.
Winter and Hope have inspired us all. Theirs was a story of love, hardship, and perseverance. Winter will be deeply missed, although she’s swimming in the ocean in the sky now. Rest in peace, Winter. ❤
POSTED 11/22/21
How You Can Get Involved during December's Charity Month
The SBOs after finding out we had raised over $100,000 dollars in 2019.
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BY VEE WITZEL
HEADLINE NEWS EDITOR Go ahead and thank your SBO friends now, because they are and will be putting an insane amount of work into charity month. Every December, Corner Canyon gets to pick a charity to donate money to and spend all month collecting donations. But we don’t just collect donations normally, no. We have activities and assemblies and contests you can pay to participate in, delicious food or fun items you can buy, and even service projects you can participate in to raise money from others. All of the effort that our SBOs put into these activities is the reason we were able to raise over $100,000 dollars last year. This year we’re partnering with Primary Children’s Hospital and will be donating all of the money that we raise to them. Even though charity month is December, it’s already started early this year by partnering with some local businesses. You may have seen posters around the school for swig day or uswirl day. If you go to these businesses on those days and mention that you’re there for Corner Canyon, they’ll donate some of your sale right back to Corner Canyon. Be sure to keep an eye out for more of those. Also be sure to attend all of the fun events during December, such as the buyout assembly where you can miss class to see a performer in the auditorium, the Charity Dance where your tickets will be donated to the cause, and all of the contests after school that you can pay to compete in (see the list to the side). Grant Jackson, senior SBO adds that, “We also have odd jobs and hot chocolate/cinnamon rolls which we will be selling in the morning.” Before school you can get a treat and after school every Monday through Thursday you can give back and offer to do jobs at people's houses in exchange for a donation! The whole school gets different prizes depending on how much we are able to raise, which will be announced at the hello assembly at the beginning of the month where all of the events you can be a part of will be discussed in more detail to make sure you don’t miss anything. So make sure you participate wherever you can this month, chargers! POSTED 11/18/21 |
A list of activities you can participate in during this year's Charity Month:
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School Sterling Scholars Selected- Competing in Next Round
Corner Canyon's 2021 Sterling Scholars
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2021 CORNER CANYON STERLING SCHOLARS:
Math: Creed Gardiner English: Vee Witzel Science: Allison Oler Social Science: Avery Hewitson World Languages: Kellen Hellinger Business: John Norton Computer Science: Paul Harrison Family and Consumer Science: Natalie Hunt Skilled and Technical Science: Zoe Sprague Forensics/Speech: Anna Page Instrumental Music: Megan Reimann Vocal Performance: Katie Burnett Visual Arts: Makayla Larkins Dance: Abby Gray 
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BY VEE WITZEL
HEADLINE NEWS EDITOR If you’ve ever walked in the school through the main front doors, then you’ve passed the pictures of our school's sterling scholars. Now, those pictures are about to be changed out, because the sterling scholars for the year have been selected! Sterling scholar is a program where you compete in a specific category trying to win a scholarship. You’re allowed to apply for as many categories as you like, and the fourteen options are English, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Family and Consumer Sciences, Computer Technology, Skilled and Technical Sciences, World Languages, Business, Theatre/Forensics Arts/Speech, Instrumental Music, Vocal Performance, Visual Arts, and Dance. You have to submit an application that includes your category scholarship, general scholarship, leadership, community service, and an essay. Some categories also ask for a portfolio. If your application is accepted then you will be given an interview. Applicants will come dressed up and head to their interview where they will be asked questions about activities listed on their application, work in their portfolios, why they think they deserve the award and questions specific to their category. For categories such as Instrumental Music, Vocal Performance, Dance, and Theatre/Speech, students will be asked to give a performance or audition during their interview. After the interviews, the teachers discussed and decided on the best candidate for each category. A few weeks later, a sterling scholar breakfast was hosted before school where all applicants came and the winners were finally announced. Katie Burnett, vocal performance sterling scholar, said that, “when they announced my name i was completely shocked- I hadn’t expected to win...After a moment, when I realized what happened, I was just completely ecstatic.” As you can see, winning this award took a lot of time and a lot of work, and the work isn’t even done! Winners will go on to compete in their one category at a regional level, with winners from dozens of other schools. If any of our charges win there, they go on to compete once more against the best students in the entire state. If you see any of our charger sterling scholars, tell them congratulations, and good luck! POSTED 11/15/21 |
PRAISE FOR NEWSIES!
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The show was uplifting and powerful. I loved it all. Happy to see so many of our students in the show. It is a must see!!! Thank you to all involved.
Debbie Clark Registrar Corner Canyon High School SERIOUSLY! It was amazing!!!!! Congrats to everyone involved! Whitney Lunt Teacher/Cheer |
Wow! What an incredible display of talent, collaboration, and hard work! If you want to experience a professional level production, come see Newsies (if you can still get a ticket)… just wanted to give a shout out to our Performing Arts Dept… and the supporting cast. We appreciate you and all that you do… ; )
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It really WAS amazing. My son (a high school senior himself) loved it and wants to come again tonight! 😊 Way to go, performing arts!!
Danielle Clarke Teacher Corner Canyon High School 
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Newsies Stop the World and Take the STage NExt week
Information about Newsies on the posters that are up around the school.
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One thing everyone should know about Ati and Case (the Theatre Directors here at Corner Canyon):
Isaak Remund: Case and Ati are brilliant directors who like our shows clean and perfect and they know exactly how to do that. Siena Nicole: Super hard working, big thanks to them Creed Gardiner: They care so much about us Emma Bodell: Even when they yell, they still love us. Mia Pupunu: Case makes poop jokes and acts like a 5 year old. Lauren Dunn: They are the most hard working people, they put in SO MUCH time to help the show as best as they can. |
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BY SOPHIE MADSEN
TRENDING EDITOR Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Places everybody! Newsies are hitting center stage in less than a week to be in the spotlight for this year's fall play. We couldn’t be more excited. Corner Canyon theatre is getting antsy with opening night creeping up on November 11th, 2021. I got to get a little inside scoop from our very own stars at Corner Canyon. Many cast members told me how “exciting” and “show-stopping” this year's fall play will be. Isaak Remund, who is playing Jack the main character, told me, “The funnest part has been learning all the songs and the harmonies” Creed Gardiner, one of the main Newsies, also told me how “you should really be excited to see the actual show” including the amount of work the pit orchestra has put into the music and the crew has put into the props, lights, and so much more. This cast is ready to seize the day next week from November 11th-13th and 15th at 7:00 pm. Tickets are selling online for 10$, at the door for 12$, and even with their new covid-friendly way of viewing by streaming it at home for 25$. You don’t want to miss this as this cast has been working so hard on this show. Make sure to stop by next week to see these Queens and Kings of New York take the Corner Canyon stage. Until next time Chargers! Signing off, Sophie Madsen. POSTED 11/8/21 |
What cast members of Newsies will be dressing up as during performance week.
Sneak peak of the cast in their costumes last week.
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CCHS ARTISTS COMPETE IN ARTSTOCK
CCHS artists and their products are all smiles following the ARTSTOCK competition.
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11/4 was the Artstock Competition where each school sends 12 students to compete by making art for 4 hours.
People Choice- Bella Nibley Contemporary Art 3rd Place- Soraya Askar 3D Sculpture 1st Place- Grant Jackson Honorable Mention- Makayla Larkin OTHER PARTICIPANTS:
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Shopping Early: Signs of the Toy Shortage Coming this Season
BY MARLEY RICHARDSON
STAFF WRITER
The makers of some of the most popular toys in the United States have announced that there is a global shipping crisis and labor shortages that is limiting their ability to keep stores stocked throughout the fall holiday shopping season. Two leading toy company CEOs fear that the result of inflated prices means that many children won’t get the toys they want for Christmas. There’s going to be a major demand, but there won’t be products to fill that demand. It’s being said that toy industry insiders are being accused of taking advantage of the global freight containers by dramatically raising their prices. A container that would’ve costed $3,000 last year is now $22,000.
Even after paying more to get products to US shores, there is still a truck driver shortage preventing toys from getting to warehouses and on shelves. The toy industry landscape is yet another example of the how the largest companies win big and smaller companies lose out during the pandemic recovery. Families that have money to spend will still buy the toys if toys are available. Toy sales have continued to flourish throughout the pandemic as parents turn to dolls, Legos and board games to keep their kids entertained while many have been forced to spend more time at home. Pandemic conditions and stimulus money from the federal government resulted in a holiday sales boom last year.
Many companies are limiting their inventories. By keeping inventories thin, major retailers have been able to use more of their space to display a wider array of goods. It seems that this approach has become useful. If you or anyone is able to go out and shop early this year then now is your chance. Shop early this year friends.
POSTED 11/2/21
STAFF WRITER
The makers of some of the most popular toys in the United States have announced that there is a global shipping crisis and labor shortages that is limiting their ability to keep stores stocked throughout the fall holiday shopping season. Two leading toy company CEOs fear that the result of inflated prices means that many children won’t get the toys they want for Christmas. There’s going to be a major demand, but there won’t be products to fill that demand. It’s being said that toy industry insiders are being accused of taking advantage of the global freight containers by dramatically raising their prices. A container that would’ve costed $3,000 last year is now $22,000.
Even after paying more to get products to US shores, there is still a truck driver shortage preventing toys from getting to warehouses and on shelves. The toy industry landscape is yet another example of the how the largest companies win big and smaller companies lose out during the pandemic recovery. Families that have money to spend will still buy the toys if toys are available. Toy sales have continued to flourish throughout the pandemic as parents turn to dolls, Legos and board games to keep their kids entertained while many have been forced to spend more time at home. Pandemic conditions and stimulus money from the federal government resulted in a holiday sales boom last year.
Many companies are limiting their inventories. By keeping inventories thin, major retailers have been able to use more of their space to display a wider array of goods. It seems that this approach has become useful. If you or anyone is able to go out and shop early this year then now is your chance. Shop early this year friends.
POSTED 11/2/21
Safe Space SIgns and why They're Important to Students
Image of the first page of the petition given to the Canyons District School Board, distorted so as not to see anyone's names.
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BY VEE WITZEL
HEADLINE NEWS EDITOR The very first gay-straight alliance, or GSA, both started and ended before any of us current students began attending Corner Canyon. So, when all of us started our freshmen year there were already signs on the walls of each classroom that said “This is a Safe Space,” on a colorful paper. The president of the last GSA campaigned very hard and worked with our administration for a long time to get these signs approved and make sure that they were up in every class. This was to make sure that even after he left when there wouldn’t be a GSA anymore, that students would still feel welcome and safe at school. These signs have helped so many students to feel safe in the classroom which is beneficial to their education. Personally, the first time I walked into a class my freshman year, I almost cried when I saw these signs because I felt supported and not cared like I had felt before. I know many other students have felt the same way before. This year, however, the district made the decision to take away anything with a rainbow on it, because they labelled a rainbow a political symbol. They said that if teachers REALLY wanted to, they could put the signs on their desks. However, no one was allowed to keep it in their classrooms anymore or else it may look like the school supports rainbows. This decision was, of course, made quietly, and students only found out once they noticed all of the signs were missing. Once they did notice, though, they decided to do something about it. A petition was made asking the district to allow the safe space signs back, and in a single day over 150 signatures were put on it. The petition was given to the district board and the hope is that they will reinstate allowing the safe space signs, so that new students will have the same opportunity to start high school feeling welcomed and safe as many of us did. If you’d like to help, you may send an email to nancy.tingey@canyonsdistrict.org , the president of the Canyons District Board, or any of the other members, and ask if they will consider the petition. POSTED 10/25/21 |
How Chargers Danced THeir Bones off at the Spooky Dance
BY OAKLEE EWING
MIND AND BODY EDITOR
Hey Chargers! This last Saturday (Oct. 23) was the infamous Halloween Dance! Though the overall theme for this dance was Disney, groups across the school had their own, unique ideas. My own group decided to have a carnival theme, so I along with my best friend Jaycee were marionette dolls, my boyfriend and her date, Jordan Rich, the puppet masters. Kerklyn Hoff and Kolsyn Folkerson were ring leaders while Rylie Barnes and Tommy Hasleton were clowns. Vee Witzel and their group are going as “dynamic duos” which includes, but is not limited to, Barbie and Ken, Harley Quinn and the Joker, and Woody and Jessie.
The dance started at 8pm and slowly but surely the commons filled up with students in their costumes! Disappointingly, I think the only halloween song I heard play was Thriller. Monster Mash would have been a great addition. This dance was your typical high school “mosh to anything with a beat” and we ended up getting the wind knocked out of us and pushed around from kids running into the mosh not looking anywhere they go. It was fun, and the songs were fine, but definitely the majority of the music was overplayed popular songs that I and many others quickly got tired of. Seeing everyone in their cool costumes was definitely worth it. There was a student seen in a maid costume, many StarWars themed groups, your typical dalmatian and firefighter duo, and even Coraline!
Even though we just got through the Halloween Dance, and haven’t even celebrated the real Halloween yet, in two weeks’ time (November 6) the winter formal dance will take its place on this Headline News.
POSTED 10/24/21
MIND AND BODY EDITOR
Hey Chargers! This last Saturday (Oct. 23) was the infamous Halloween Dance! Though the overall theme for this dance was Disney, groups across the school had their own, unique ideas. My own group decided to have a carnival theme, so I along with my best friend Jaycee were marionette dolls, my boyfriend and her date, Jordan Rich, the puppet masters. Kerklyn Hoff and Kolsyn Folkerson were ring leaders while Rylie Barnes and Tommy Hasleton were clowns. Vee Witzel and their group are going as “dynamic duos” which includes, but is not limited to, Barbie and Ken, Harley Quinn and the Joker, and Woody and Jessie.
The dance started at 8pm and slowly but surely the commons filled up with students in their costumes! Disappointingly, I think the only halloween song I heard play was Thriller. Monster Mash would have been a great addition. This dance was your typical high school “mosh to anything with a beat” and we ended up getting the wind knocked out of us and pushed around from kids running into the mosh not looking anywhere they go. It was fun, and the songs were fine, but definitely the majority of the music was overplayed popular songs that I and many others quickly got tired of. Seeing everyone in their cool costumes was definitely worth it. There was a student seen in a maid costume, many StarWars themed groups, your typical dalmatian and firefighter duo, and even Coraline!
Even though we just got through the Halloween Dance, and haven’t even celebrated the real Halloween yet, in two weeks’ time (November 6) the winter formal dance will take its place on this Headline News.
POSTED 10/24/21
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Come see the Grand Opening of the New School Store: The Shacc
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BY JANICA STOCKING
EDITORIALS EDITOR Just a few weeks ago, on October 8th, the school store had its grand opening. In previous years, Ms. Gross was in charge of running the school store along with the student staff taking her school store class. Ms. Gross recently stopped teaching at Corner Canyon High School. Since her departure from the school, one of Corner Canyon’s newest teachers, Mr. Jones, has taken on the responsibility of running the school store. It is Mr. Jones’s third year teaching and his first year teaching at Corner Canyon. He teaches several CTE and business classes including Entrepreneurship, Retail/School Store, Marketing, Digital Business Apps, Business Management, and Hospitality & Tourism. He also is a faculty advisor for FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) and DECA (business & marketing club). With his new leadership, the school store has been able to officially rebrand itself. The school store, officially known as THE SHACC, sells a wide variety of drinks, candy, and food. Mr. Jones says that the school store will also be selling Corner Canyon apparel on their website, in the next couple of weeks. All the items sold at the physical store are relatively inexpensive with only one item selling for more than two dollars. Along with actual money, the store also accepts Charge Cards as a form of payment. Charge Cards are given out by teachers to students and can be used to buy any item sold at the school store. Due to inflation and other supply chain issues, the value of a Charge Card has been deemed flexible because the school store does have to purchase the items sold and account for their costs. At the time of this posting, one Charge Card is the equivalent of 50 cents. After interviewing several school store staff members and Mr. Jones, I was able to find out a lot about the school store. Brynleigh Johnsen, Tyler Macievic, and Gracie Newell all said that they were excited to take the class and that so far it has been really fun. They also all thought that they’ve learned a lot from taking the class and running the school store. If you want to get more updates about the school store or more information, follow them on Instagram @cornercanyon_schoolstore. POSTED 10/19/21 |
Why did you sign up to be a part of the school store?
“I thought it’d be a fun class for senior year.” - Brynleigh Johnsen
“I thought it’d be a blast.” - Gracie Newell
“[It’d] help me learn about social interactions.” - Alex Brady
What’s so great about running the school store?
“Everything we learn and talk about is applicable.” - Mr. Jones
“We’re actually learning about retail.” - Gracie Newell
“We’re learning about retail and cleanliness.” - Brynleigh Johnsen
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reflections contest
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Keeping Up With the Country: What's Up With U.s. News of the Week
BY VEE WITZEL
HEADLINE NEWS EDITOR
As people living in America, we’re advised to stay informed about what’s going on around the country because once we’re 18 we can vote. Now most of us can’t vote quite yet anyways, but it’s my opinion that it’s still important to know about what’s happening in the world around us. Of course, there are plenty of ways to see the headlines of all the big news stories, but you have to actively check them if you want to be able to stay up to date. So, if you’re here because your teacher is having you look at the chronicle as a starter, or if you’re just looking at it because you’re bored in English (as my younger brother told me he does) then here’s your chance to see what’s going on in the U.S. this week.
On CNN, the main headline news page tells us that the most important thing going on this week is that a fire in California has gotten so bad it’s forcing people to start evacuating. They say that the heavy winds they are experiencing right now are making it very hard to tame and to stop from spreading. I suppose those heavy winds are starting to travel across the country because on a call with my grandparents yesterday, I was informed that they felt as though their house (in Las Vegas, Nevada) was going to blow down for three hours straight.
On ABC News, the biggest story today is about William Shatner (Captain James T. Kirk from the original Star Trek series), who is the oldest man to ever go to space. At 90 years old, he took a little trip in a fancy rocket ship and says that he felt “overwhelmed” by the experience. Nonetheless, he encourages anyone who has the chance to take such a trip to take it, saying that everyone should do so.
NBC news reports that the percent of money that retired Americans are getting from social security has just increased. They say this is a good thing and is benefiting 70 million people, but I wonder personally where we are getting this money because of all the talk that the government will shut down soon when they run out of funds.
Below is a list of news sites that you can sign up for with subscriptions so that you can continue to stay updated on the news around you!
POSTED 10/13/21
HEADLINE NEWS EDITOR
As people living in America, we’re advised to stay informed about what’s going on around the country because once we’re 18 we can vote. Now most of us can’t vote quite yet anyways, but it’s my opinion that it’s still important to know about what’s happening in the world around us. Of course, there are plenty of ways to see the headlines of all the big news stories, but you have to actively check them if you want to be able to stay up to date. So, if you’re here because your teacher is having you look at the chronicle as a starter, or if you’re just looking at it because you’re bored in English (as my younger brother told me he does) then here’s your chance to see what’s going on in the U.S. this week.
On CNN, the main headline news page tells us that the most important thing going on this week is that a fire in California has gotten so bad it’s forcing people to start evacuating. They say that the heavy winds they are experiencing right now are making it very hard to tame and to stop from spreading. I suppose those heavy winds are starting to travel across the country because on a call with my grandparents yesterday, I was informed that they felt as though their house (in Las Vegas, Nevada) was going to blow down for three hours straight.
On ABC News, the biggest story today is about William Shatner (Captain James T. Kirk from the original Star Trek series), who is the oldest man to ever go to space. At 90 years old, he took a little trip in a fancy rocket ship and says that he felt “overwhelmed” by the experience. Nonetheless, he encourages anyone who has the chance to take such a trip to take it, saying that everyone should do so.
NBC news reports that the percent of money that retired Americans are getting from social security has just increased. They say this is a good thing and is benefiting 70 million people, but I wonder personally where we are getting this money because of all the talk that the government will shut down soon when they run out of funds.
Below is a list of news sites that you can sign up for with subscriptions so that you can continue to stay updated on the news around you!
POSTED 10/13/21
Portfolio on Paul Harrison: COding and Biking WOnder
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BY VEE WITZEL
HEADLINE NEWS EDITOR Mountain biking, as a sport, can be a bit confusing. In other sports you can see easily who has scored more goals, made more baskets, or gotten more holes-in-one. The numbers easily tell you who is winning and who is losing. With mountain biking, it may be easy to see who finishes first and wins individually, but when it comes to being part of a team it can get a lot more complicated. There are a lot of calculations that you have to do to determine who wins between all the different levels of competition and all the different groups that race at different times. Usually, teams won’t know who’s in the lead or if they’re doing well until the awards ceremony after the entire tournament is over. But Paul Harrison, senior and active member of the mountain biking team here at Corner, decided to do something to change that. Paul has been coding for as long as anyone has known him, he makes his own programs just for fun. He decided to use his coding skills for mountain biking, though, when he was working on the project that I'm sure many of you have also completed: the “Be the Change” project. Paul saw that not being able to know the scores was stressful on his coaches and so he made an algorithm to determine the scores throughout the entire tournament, and gave his coaches access so that they could check anytime they needed to. I don’t know much about mountain biking or about coding, but Paul did his best to explain to me what the program does. “The Scoreboard,” as I’ve started calling it since Paul never gave it a name, works by calculating who is winning and by how much during the races, giving minute by minute updates, by monitoring the official list of who is finishing on the races website. Paul became the absolute favorite of all his coaches and they LOVE his program, using it at every race now. Chargers- If you see a problem, do something to fix it and make us all proud! If you see Paul Harrison around the halls tell him good job, and wish him a late happy 18th birthday! POSTED 10/11/21 |
Paul Harrison working on the code for "The Scoreboard"
Paul (on the right) dressed up for the Winters dance.
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