The Culinary Corner: Spring Sweet Treats: Sweet Tooth Satisfiers Thursday, March 23, 2006 By April Khan full story  Fresh green grass, warm pastel-colored flowers, and furry little animals are what come to mind when spring is mentioned. Ah, yes... spring- the season of rebirth. Unfortunately, life and spring for th

Pro/Con: Candy in the Classroom: What MEMS teachers think about students having candy during testing Thursday, March 23, 2006 By Hillary Wasserman, Hannah Greenwald, Danielle Bendon, Maria Todd, Anissa Ittner, and Maegan Smith full story  GEPA testing week is finally over for the eighth graders. This does not, however, mean that testing is over completely. The seventh graders had to take their two standardized testing: NJ ASK and the

[ArticleImageHyperLink] Set Your SITES High: An Interview with Ms. Camarda about the MEMS SITES program Thursday, March 23, 2006 By Victoria Calafut, Olivia Shabash, and Ben Sciortino full story  Do you know what the SITES program is? Ms. Whitney and Ms. Camarda are in charge of SITES at MEMS. The SITES program, or Science Investigation That Excites Students, is for eighth grade students who s

Reading Across America: Dr. Seuss's Birthday Celebrated Thursday, March 23, 2006 By Kim Hopkins and Katie Kuchler full story  Have you ever read a Dr. Seuss book before? On March 2, 2006, children across America enjoyed a day of reading appreciation. Dr. Seuss inspired many generations of children's enjoyment and love of re

School Spirit Week Was A Success! Thursday, March 23, 2006 By Kerry Rubenstein and Ryan O'Grady full story  The week of March 27th kicked off a week of celebrating school spirit. Each day had a different theme. Monday, March 27th was HERITAGE DAY. On this day, students and teachers wore an outfit to show th

[ArticleImageHyperLink] Hatred in HistoryHolocaust Speaker Visits MEMS Thursday, March 23, 2006 By Daniel Weinshenker full story  On March 17, 2006 Holocaust survivor, Abraham Chapnick, told his extraordinary story to the students and teachers of the Omega community.The Holocaust occurred during Nazi Germany's reign. It was the

POETRY COLUMNWedding Escapism Tuesday, February 28, 2006 By Anna Groginsky full story  Crystal blue ocean waves ashore the rocky sand,The lonesome woman stared deeply into the gorgeous,radiant land,Her toes were covered in the blanket of the oceanIt felt like a medicine, a soothing, moi

Poetry CornerThe Butterfly Sunday, February 26, 2006 By Shelby Reinish full story  The butterfly with her graceful wingsThe wonderful tune it will singThe butterfly will never cryHardly ever a sighIt sheds light for everyoneAmongst all of its funLike a frilly flower against the wind

SHORT STORYThe City Thursday, February 23, 2006 By Rebecca Alpert full story  As the streetlamps shudder on, one can imagine them whole, casting nearly too-bright light in midst of the coming night.The City is dreamlike at twilight and forever after until the realities and irri

Skies Go By: Poetry Corner: Skies Go By Thursday, February 23, 2006 By Cara Daniello full story  I sit and watch the skies go by,I sit and hope that I can fly,And leave the earth and soar up high.I wouldn't stop to think or cry,I would live freely and I would soar,I would soar with amazing galore

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