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DAILY BULLETIN
Friday, March 12, 2010

Let us remember that we are in the holy presence of God...
I am the Lord your God: hear my voice.   Psalms 81:9
St. John Baptist de La Salle, pray for us.
Live, Jesus, in our hearts. Forever!

ATTENTION VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS!
Schedules for open gyms, summer practices, and summer camps will be distributed at informational meetings Tuesday, March 16th, either before school at 8:00 AM, in B-308, or after school at 3:15PM, in B-305. Questions? See Mr. Jung.

MACRs …yearbook photo is Tuesday morning at 8:00AM, in the Library.

W.O.W. (GIRLS BOOK GROUP)
Yearbook pictures are Tuesday, March 16, 8:00AM, in the Library. We will also meet Tuesday, March 16th, during lunches.

CLOWN CLUB
If you’re visiting St. Therese Home this Sunday, be sure to see Bro. Larry today.

EPAC …meets today in Mr. Newman’s room. The yearbook group picture will be our first order of business.

THEATRE NEWS … Stage work continues this Sunday, 1:30 to 6:00PM.

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT CENTER
The AAC is open Monday after school in Room B-314. Students who normally come Tuesdays are asked to come Monday instead. All 9th Graders are welcome as the focus will be on preparation for Tuesday’s science test.

TRACK AND FIELD
If you did not sign up for track yesterday, visit Coach Pearson in room A202 sometime today.

CHESS CLUB …is meeting Monday, after school at 3:15PM, in Ms. Canepa's room A203, for a club team photo.

THE YEARBOOK …is in need of your pictures from Winterfest Week. If you have pictures please bring your camera/photographs to Ms. Beckman tomorrow or Monday.

LOST AND FOUND
All lost and found items will be set out at Conferences next week and will be donated if not claimed by next Friday. Lost and Found items are kept in Mrs. Reed’s office.

GIRLS BASKETBALL SECTION FINALS
Sign up for the fan bus to Anoka at the Activities Office by 12noon, today. The game is at 6:00PM with Totino-Grace. Go, Islanders!

SOCIAL JUSTICE WEEK
Today a small group of students will be participating in lunchtime workshops on Human Trafficking with Sgt. John Bandemer from the St. Paul Police department.
In a 2007 statement entitled On Human Trafficking the U.S. bishops said, “Human trafficking is a horrific crime against the basic dignity and rights of the human person. All efforts must be expended to end it. In the end, we must work together – church, state, and community – to eliminate the root causes and markets that permit traffickers to flourish; to make whole the survivors of this crime; and to ensure that, one day soon, trafficking in human persons vanishes from the face of the earth.”

PRAYER FOR THOSE WHO ARE HOMELESS
When women and their children are living in cars because they cannot pay the rent on an apartment because they must use the money they do earn for food, there is something wrong with our society. Let us pray this month for those who are homeless and let us recognize and appreciate what each of us calls home.



THIS WEEK'S ACTIVITIES