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OmbWiel- ieWdedy *oebrî~ o~ Thoughts From The Top: Coll 'ege is important for a student's career, but high school is good for a student's social life. Cover Story: 1I attended an open house at Durham College on November 7. The purpose of this trip was to help senior students who are planning on attending college to get a little more information about collegesacross Ontario. , Many representatives from different colleges were present to answer questions about courses, tuition fees an college pre- requisites. Durham had manydifferent seminars on certain- courses available at Durham. Students could also go on tours of the campus and residence. High schools froin ail over the region attended the open house. Students could choose what they wanted to do, the only thing they really had te worry about was getting to the bus on turne. Critic's Corner: ýwWIle attending school, if itfs either high school or college, a social life is still of a mnajor- importance. While students should worry about their academics, keeping a n active social life within balance is just as important a s keeping good marks. It keeps the spirit inotivated, while it's excrcising your brain. Feedback: I would like to hear your views on the "Critic's Corner" or "Thoughts From The Top." Just write te, The Bottoin Line, c/o Orono Weekly Times, P.O. Box 209, Orono, ON LOB iO Wiseman's Advice: Student Council should conisider Clarke teacher Will Henderson to DJ the Christmnas dance.- In 0E/er News.: Clarke continued if's tradition with a very emotional Remnembrance Day Assembly. Two representatives froin the War Amps took part in the annual assembly by sharing their experiences of the war with the students. Clarke raised money through small fundraisers. Students read poems reflecting on the war and the mnusic departmnent with the singing of "One Tin Soldier". Music students played the Last Post and Reveille. Students who have stili neot brought in their money frein the chocolate fundraiser are reminded to bring in- the money,, A.S.A.P. A littie yearbook news - Clarkes 94-95 yearbooks are currently on sale, the price is $20.00; $ 10.00 in advance and $10.00 upon it's arrivai. The yearbooks for the 93-94 school are expected to arrive anytime now. Graduation photos are being taken this week and the start of next week. Graduating students should have received their appointmnent slips in the mail. The sitting fee is $8.00 and the composition photo is an additional $ 13.00. Students View: More einphasis should be placed on other- sports, like Rugby. Way too much attention is placed on Voileybail. In thme Futur: November 18 is a PD Day and sign up for the talent assembly is on November 30. Report card tiine again! On Noveinber 22, inid-term report cards wil be given to students to take home to their parents. Roxanne Pollard & Mackenzie Baker of the Students Against Drunk Driving are looking for a slogan. Students interested in creating one should write it down and subinit it into the main office at Clarke. Student Council are currently arranging Christmas Activities; such activities include Adopt-A- Family and the second annual Christmnas dinner. I wiil keep you up to date with ail the Christmas activities coming to Clarke. Watch out for Clarke's Christmas Dance. Famous Lasi Words: Remembering the people in the war is easy, though trying flot to make the saine mistake they did is a lot harder. . bottoin line. Next week in Bottoin Lne number eleven, there will be two new headlines and a littie more information on Christmnas. aWar AmnPs vide' s'ries a war, everyone suffers ... we must nover l...... . ,pon.again.« Do-Nuf GaIIeri! Leafs (Continued frein page 8) 2. St. Annes. Arnbcrley (Look) 1:47 3. Orono. Brennan (Reid) 1:35 4. Orono. Brennan (Rowe) 0:51 Second Peiod 5. St. Annes, Sutherland (Legue) 6. St. Annes. Sage 2:37 Third Pcriod 7. St. Annes. Topping (Sage, Mclntyre) 6:05 Final Score St. Annes 5 - Orono 2 The hometown Ops teain were next up and this turne the Leafs were ready as they carne up with their best gaine of the day battling the rugged Ops teain to a 2 to 2 tie. This gaine was one off the best of the day featuring old turne rough tough hockey with lots of action at both ends of the rink. First Period 1. Orono. Thompson (McAlister, Rowe) 6:55 Second Period 2. Ops. Brown (Haurus, Boume) 19:10 3. Orono. Thompson (Standeven) 0:02 Third Period 4. Ops. Hauris (Brown, Dickson) 6:02 Final Score Orono 2 - Ops 2 The final gaine of the day put Orono against Woodville with both teains needing a victory to better their position in, the tourney. Orono just didn't have enough left after two very phiysical gaies earlier in the day and their fourth gaine in less than twenty-four hours as Woodville outskated Orono on their way to their victory. Once again the goaltending for Orono was strong particularly in the very early going as the Leafs started very slowly in this outing. The effort of the Leafs for the day was good and this team is going to do well if they continue the spirited play of this weekend. First Period 1. Orono. Thompson (Allin) 2:06 2. Woodville. Roberts (Cara, Vanschiak) 0:09 Second Period 3. Woodville. Jewell (Cameron, Vanschaik) 5:52 4. Woodville. Cameron (Vanschaik) 1:44 Third Period 5. Woodville. Myers (Dant) 2:37 6. Orono. Rowe (Reid, Brennan) 1:52 7. WoodWile. Brown (Myers, Johnston) 0:48 Final Score Woodvile 5 - Orono 2 Christmas Crafit Show- ORONO TOWN HALL Christmas Crafi Sh.ow FRIDAY, SATURDAY. November 18,& 19 Friday 4 to 9 - Saturday 10 to 5 Exhibits at the.-Town Hall Handcrafted Gifts for Everyone on Your List Hot Cider and Roasted Chestnuts - FRIDAY Sandwiches & cookies - SATURDAY Lighting of Christmas and Carolling Friday, November l8th at 6:30 p.m. Win a- Gift Basket Friday to Sunday 0K NAM E________________ ~40~ ~eADDRESS -PHONE_____ Sponsoredjoifltly by the Orono Town Hall Board and the Orono D, B. L.A.