The Source – October 25, 2018

SCRAMBLED EGGS, HASH BROWNS, FRUIT OR FRUIT JUICE, MILK

MINNESOTA THURSDAY | BBQ RUBBED CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS, GARLIC AND SOUR CREAM MASHED POTATOES HONEY CARROT COINS; A LA CARTE: ITALIAN MEAT HOAGIE; VEGETABLE HUMMUS TRAY

All college visits take place in the Guidance office B102, unless otherwise noted. In order to meet with a college rep, you must register for the visit through your Naviance account and notify your teacher at least one day before the visit. You may show your teacher your iPad with the registration on Naviance as your pass. Remember, you are responsible for any work you miss during your visit with the college rep. The Guidance office will give students passes back to class if the visit does not take the whole period.

Today

• University of Denver: 1:30pm – 2:30pm
• Jesuit Excellence Tour: 6pm – 7pm

Friday

• American University: 12:55pm – 1:55pm

Juniors will attend the National College Fair at the Minneapolis Convention Center today. Juniors should check in to their 1st hour class for attendance and then go to the Albers Atrium. DeLaSalle will provide transportation to and from the event for students.

Our 21st annual Diversity Week is October 22-26. This week we will be celebrating and honoring the rich diversity that is present at DeLaSalle High School and in the world. It is our hope that the events and programs that are planned for the week will provide a springboard into a yearlong and life long appreciation of the beauty that exists in every aspect of diversity.

Today, the 9th grade English classes will have classroom presentations on equity and inclusion.

LEAP (Lasallians for Equity and Peace) is sponsoring a live theatre night for all interested students and staff on Thursday, October 25 at MCTC. We will take a bus/van from DLS at 6:15 p.m. for a 7:00 show and return around 9:00. Free of charge. Please sign up using the link below.

• 12 Angry Jurors Thursday, October 25 – 6:15-9:00 p.m.
  On a hot summer day after a long trial, 12 jurors must decide whether to convict a man for murdering his father. One juror holds out on a conviction and a unanimous verdict is the only one that convicts.

During the month of November, Christians around the world remember their loved ones who have died. For our All Saints Day liturgy, we are putting together an ofrenda table, a traditional Day of the Dead ritual, and invite all students, teachers, and staff to bring in a framed picture of a loved one who has passed away. After the liturgy, we will move the pictures to the 2nd floor trophy case in B building so we can remember our loved ones throughout November.

We invite you to bring a framed picture of your loved one with a post-it note on the back with your name and your loved one’s name to Mr. Rogers in the Learning Center (D-105) so we can remember our loved ones who have died. We prefer that your framed photo be wallet sized, 4×6, or 5×7.

All students need to clean out their athletic lockers (unless their fall sport is still in season for playoffs) by Friday, November 2. Students need to clean out their locker, even if they intend on participating in a winter sport.

On Monday, October 29, DeLaSalle hosts its first Open House for prospective students and their parents.  Many current students first visited De at an Open House in previous years.  Because we will need to set up for the Open House and clean the entire campus earlier in the afternoon, we ask that all students not involved in work service or a previously scheduled, after school activity please leave campus immediately after school on Monday.  The Library and D-104 will be closed at 3:15 p.m. on Monday.  The entire B building will be closed at 3:15 p.m. on Monday.  Thank you for understanding this request and making plans now to go home immediately after school on the 29th.

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Don’t miss the chance to get inspired by women like you succeeding in STEM (Science, Math Engineering and Technology). Come to the Best Buy in Richfield, MN on Thursday, November 1, from 6:30- 8:30pm to meet a panel of women leading the way in these careers. There will be panelists from General Mills, TCH, Medtronic, Keyot, CH Robinson, Best Buy, Mayo clinic, Land O Lakes, US air Force, and Cirrus Aircraft. If you cannot attend this free event it will be live streamed. For more details on the event and how to register click here.

Come support former DeLaSalle Star Gabe Kalscheur in his 1st collegiate game on Tuesday, November, 6th at 7pm! The Gophers will battle Nebraska-Omaha to tip-off the 2018-19 Basketball Season.

Use this link to purchase your Gopher tickets electronically. Enter the Promo Code: DeLaSalleMBB18 to receive a discount! For questions or more information, contact Dalton Stevens at (612) 626-0807 or stevensd@umn.edu. GO GOPHERS!

Join the Guidance office for some “October Madness” and get help on your college application!

• Seniors are invited each Friday in October to gather in the college advising office (B102) after school to work on their college applications. During October Madness 4 Seniors, counselors will be on hand to help and answer questions as well as provide some nourishment to get students through the late afternoon. Seniors are encouraged to come, stay, and enjoy a relaxed and supportive atmosphere with their friends and work on their applications together! This is a great way to make progress toward November 1 deadlines.
• DeLaSalle students and families are invited to meet with representatives from Jesuit colleges as part of the Jesuit Excellence Tour. Representatives will be at De on Thursday, October 25, from 6:00-7:00pm, in D104.

Please see a college advisor with questions.

October is National Respect Life Month, a time to recognize the sacredness of all life from conception to natural death. Lasallian Ministry will host both a Baby Item and Sock Drive during the entire month. In addition to annual baby item drive for the Life Care Center, which will again take place in Albers Atrium beginning October 1, we are also having a sock drive for St. Stephen’s Shelter. Students may bring new adult socks into their first hour class and the class with the most socks collected will earn a free breakfast in November.

Learn about other ways in which Islanders can participate in Respect Life Month.