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The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, January 17, 2006 - A9 IHiG SCHOOL REPR '"MUSTANG MESSENGER" "D6ATELI1NE DRURT" "U9R9LREOT M Ern Hatberiagion Lindsay Johoston Coaron Smith JolieaRiddell Dreanna Clanicy Meghan Sinclair Megan Cheema Sara kilmury Nathan Michelle Maon Luanstra Dubois LaMonde NILTN DISTRICT HlM9 SCEGOL E.C. DRURY B1OR SCHOOL DISHGP REDINO MISEg SCIIGOL After a hard first week of waking up early and Weil, it seems that most of the new toys from going to bed late, Bishop Reding's students are Christmas have been temporarily cast aside in order finally back into the swing of things. This includes to be replaced with new assignments and projects ail of our sports teams as weli. Your inside sources instead. Fortunately, however, it seems that ail of the Mustangs have survived the first week back at have decided to give you an update on ail] of your school after the long holiday break. Now, with only favorite school teams this week. about a xveek left until exams and the start of a new The past Friday and Saturday the Bishop Reding semester, things at MD are busy as ever. Royals were lucky enough to play host to senior boys The library especiaily, bas been bustling xvith basketball teams from ail over the GTA. The Royals students on the computers, hard at work on ail] of battled their way through a tough tournament and those final projects and others filiing, the tables, came out looking like AIl Stars. This is no different trying to get an early start on studying for- exams.frnterstothisaonweetebysav For those Mustangs xvho perhaps. are a litie unsure of xvhere to begin in their studyin., don't torget thatsipyhoeviharcdof5nd.Getjbad this week after scbool. there xviii be several exami good luck on the rest of the season! study clinics in roorn 102 to help you figure (oit Also on Friday the senior girls' volîcybaîl team bow to g-et started. This \veek xviii also mnark the traveled to Robert Bateman in Burlington, xvhere start (and finish) of' the first semester Grade 9 tbey battled their xxay through some tougb EQAO miath testing, so somne of MD's youngest mphtn.Hseehegrsadopobm students xviii certainîx have their xvork cut out forjolais tbem oxer the next few dayx. ,comning out looking like pros. Greatjolais lt's not just the grade 9*s and exami \vriters that This xveek xxas certainly a xveek l'or tournaments, as xviii be busy in the next fexv weeks. If you xvere to the junior girls' volicybail teamn aiso piayed in a take a xvalk down the hall to the music room., you'd tough tourn'ament on Wednesday. Great hustie svas be sure to tind many miusicians xvorking harder than shoxvn and the teami bas mnade xast improvements ever in order to prepare for the rapidly approacbing fromn the beginning of the season. Music Fest. In just a few short weeks, several Of Spca thnk go ou*oaltecace.a la MD's bands xviii be performing and being Cpca tbnsg1u oaltecahs sxela adjudicated in bopes of heading to the National*s in aitesudnsxhvonerdfrscekpng May, xvbicb xviii be held in Ottawa. « a 6 re etc. We couidn't have done il xvitbout you! With Music Fest Nationals stili months away and jj ,Weil, there you have it BR. Now that you know hockey games, volcybail and basketbali games as ~ v~ e-wbat's going on in the sports department fe free to xveli as the up and coming exams in the meantime, come and cheer your Royals on to victory at any of it's time to hit the books again. Study bard and best their games. Until next xveek, your inside sources of luck! bid you adieu. YO G A «fe Yoga for Teemo -v FamIy Yoqa $~f ( Hatha "MediiVtt1on -v Workbhop)E