Adapted from the original Newsletter by Alexiandria Cintron and Erick Criollo
October, 2012
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SOS
What do you do when you don’t
feel like doing something? Practicing, homework, working out, or cleaning your
room are not always at the top of your list. Even if they are, the question
that needs examination is how do we motivate ourselves to accomplish the tasks
in our lives? Responsibilities can be overwhelming and can sometimes stifle our
productivity and creativity. By taking a disciplined approach, you can maximize
your chances for accomplishing your goals. Chart and prioritize what you need
to do. Then attack each item with your best effort. Continue to move down the
list until you have finished. This is not a perfect science and will require
you to make individualized adjustments. With some focus and effort, you should
begin to equate work with achievement. This habit will take you wherever you
want to go. Remember, everything worthwhile in
life is not easy. Motivation
is something we are all searching for. Find your mojo and get going. “In a dark
time the eye begins to see”.
Red
Cross is attending the Breast Cancer Walk on October 21st, 2012! Many of you
have already signed up to participate in this amazing event. If anyone still
wants to join us, please email Joanne Yu at yu.joanne@bcchsnyc.net
for more information.
The
club fair will be held on Tuesday, October 16th. This is a fantastic
opportunity for you to see all that Baruch has to offer. If you want to be a
part of the Red Cross Club, come to the fair and list your name. The Red Cross
Club organizes events like the upcoming Breast Cancer walk, AIDS walk, and
Blood drives. We also host competitions like the Backpack competition. We will
be meeting every Tuesday after school, in Ms. Poole's room on the 3rd floor.
Thank You!
Put on your shorts and tighten up your sneakers because Basketball season is just around the corner! Varsity and junior Varsity basketball tryouts are on the 29th of this month. (October 29) We’re looking for some talent and commitment. Over the past few years, the varsity basketball team has been unsuccessful in making the playoffs, but with trust and chemistry, we strongly believe that will change this season. Basketball is more than just winning. It’s about meeting new people and creating friendships that will last a life time. It’s about being part of a family. We even have an annual tradition of going out to KATZ’s deli. The pastrami is amazing! Remember the date and come tryout. If you don’t make the varsity team, there’s always room on the junior varsity for underclassmen. GOOD LUCK! GO BLUE DEVILS!
The boys are on a roll.
They picked up their third win against A.P. Randolph
High School Randolph went up early
2-1, but in the closing minutes Baruch’s star mid fielder Erick Criollo put the
team on his back and scored the equalizer along with the game winner.
This
year’s student government will meet for the first time next week. We are
excited for theupcoming year, and are expecting it to be productive. Two
representatives have been selected from each advisory. They will be notified of
their acceptance over the weekend. Keep in mind that on the 16th of October a
club fair will take place in the school cafeteria. For all freshmen who are
unsure of what to join, this is a great place to learn about everything this
school offers. All club heads should e-mail me over the weekend if you would
like a booth at the fair.
In the spring of 2012 I had the
opportunity and pleasure to work along side Physical Education Teacher, Mr.
Howard Soskind. When I knew I had to juggle a job as a personal trainer and
elite runner with graduate school and student teaching, I was looking for a school
in New York City
where I would have the best experience. Mr. Soskind was a cooperating teacher
that went above and beyond what I expected. He taught me the "In's
and Out's" and the "Behind the scenes" of what teaching Physical
Education can be like in New York City .
As an elite runner and former professional soccer player, I naturally asked if Baruch College
Campus High
School Long Island , I assumed of course
they did.
The team was ready to play with Ester Turray playing goalie for her first game after the starting goalie Mikaela Bordonaro went down with an injury in an earlier contest against School of the Future. The first half started out close for both teams. Environmental scored their first goal when a rebound got past goalie Esther Turray. They would eventually score 4 more goals before sophomore, Maeve Cusack put home Baruch’s only goal. The final score was 5-1. The girls know that they will have to bring their “A” game for the rematch which will have playoff implications. Don’t forget to come out and support the girls for their last few games. Check Psal.org for game dates.
SOS
What do you do when you don’t
feel like doing something? Practicing, homework, working out, or cleaning your
room are not always at the top of your list. Even if they are, the question
that needs examination is how do we motivate ourselves to accomplish the tasks
in our lives? Responsibilities can be overwhelming and can sometimes stifle our
productivity and creativity. By taking a disciplined approach, you can maximize
your chances for accomplishing your goals. Chart and prioritize what you need
to do. Then attack each item with your best effort. Continue to move down the
list until you have finished. This is not a perfect science and will require
you to make individualized adjustments. With some focus and effort, you should
begin to equate work with achievement. This habit will take you wherever you
want to go. Remember, everything worthwhile in
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Great Strength and Intensity
Electricity was
surging through the air. The girls showed preparation and focus during their
pre-game practice session against SOF. Screams of "I got it!" rang
throughout the gym. The two teams had practiced together last weekend at Columbus Park
in favor of SOF. The second set
yielded the same result. Although it was not the result the girls were looking
for, it was a big improvement from the practice at Columbus Park
- Monica Chin
Lady Blue Devil’s Come Short
The
girls’ soccer team faced off against Eleanor Roosevelt on Thurs, Oct 4th.
Unfortunately, our Baruch girls came up short. I am no expert at soccer; I
don’t even play but there were several sparking moments where intensity and a
‘will to win’ overcame skill. With a hint of aggressive play that could not be
denied, senior captain, Patricia Curran (13) scored two goals. A penalty kick
after being pulled down in the box and in the second half an astounding kick
from distance got past the ELRO keeper. The team’s chemistry and dedication are
beginning to improve. If the players continue to focus on improvement, they
will have a strong chance of victory when they face off against School of the
Future Thurs, Oct 11th.
- James Davis
Bring ON the Cheer
The
Cheerleading Squad is returning for its second full season at BCCHS. In its debut last year, the girls did
a fabulous job (under the tutelage of coaches Ms. Kwan and Ms. Simon) with many
of them returning and eager to get started. Tryout-practice was held last week
where the students learned the cheer, toe touches, and herkies. The session was
filmed to be used as a tutorial. The video was sent to those interested in
joining. They were given four days to practice on their own. Students came back to demonstrate their
skills. They were rated on the following: enthusiasm, knowledge of the cheer,
ability to do the cheer, the jumps, stiffness and how in sync they were with
their group.
Captains
Ashley Hall and Allison Relyea are excited about the team. Their goals for this
year are to bring spirit to the school, encourage people to attend school
activities and cheer at multiple sporting events. This team has already
demonstrated their passion and commitment and I am sure this team will become a
tradition at Baruch.
Red Cross at Baruch High
School
Red
Cross is attending the Breast Cancer Walk on October 21st, 2012! Many of you
have already signed up to participate in this amazing event. If anyone still
wants to join us, please email Joanne Yu at yu.joanne@bcchsnyc.net
for more information. The
club fair will be held on Tuesday, October 16th. This is a fantastic
opportunity for you to see all that Baruch has to offer. If you want to be a
part of the Red Cross Club, come to the fair and list your name. The Red Cross
Club organizes events like the upcoming Breast Cancer walk, AIDS walk, and
Blood drives. We also host competitions like the Backpack competition. We will
be meeting every Tuesday after school, in Ms. Poole's room on the 3rd floor.
Thank You!
Boys looking for a great season
Put on your shorts and tighten up your sneakers because Basketball season is just around the corner! Varsity and junior Varsity basketball tryouts are on the 29th of this month. (October 29) We’re looking for some talent and commitment. Over the past few years, the varsity basketball team has been unsuccessful in making the playoffs, but with trust and chemistry, we strongly believe that will change this season. Basketball is more than just winning. It’s about meeting new people and creating friendships that will last a life time. It’s about being part of a family. We even have an annual tradition of going out to KATZ’s deli. The pastrami is amazing! Remember the date and come tryout. If you don’t make the varsity team, there’s always room on the junior varsity for underclassmen. GOOD LUCK! GO BLUE DEVILS!
- Peter Lok
Girls Varsity
Basketball Pre-Season
The
girl’s varsity team will begin their season on October 29th. With six returning
girls from last year, and hopefully many newcomers, this year will be an
exciting season. Returning Coach Jessenia Morrero and new co-coach Alexandria
Statmatiades will work hard to make this a great year with intense practices for
the first month of the season. Their first three games will be home games with
their first game on November 26th against Washington Irving. I hope to see many
people there to cheer on the girls. Also don’t forget to support the basketball
team by bringing in as many empty bottles and cans to your advisories for the
Bottle Competition.
- Mikaela Bordonaro
A New Perspective on a Winning Team
It
was an entirely new experience to sit on the bench and watch my girls play. I
have never clapped and cheered so much in my life. My hands were as red as the
bleachers we were sitting on in Murry
Bergtraum High
School
On Friday, October 5th, the girls
won their first game of the season against Graphic Communication Arts. Even after
losing the first set, the girls managed to pick up their confidence and
intensity. It was very nerve wracking for some, for it was a close game and
victory could not have been determined until halfway through the third set. It
was shocking to see so many Baruch students on the other side of the gym; I am
so grateful for their attendance, because they were not only spectators, but
they were supporters of their team. Sitting out on the side with my teammates
made me realize how important it was to cheer for the ones playing on court.
It’s a sign of encouragement, approval, and strength. You don’t know how far
encouragement can take you. Cheer on The Blue Devils!
-Yei Ling Ma
Boys on two Game Win Streak
The boys are on a roll.
They picked up their third win against
The next day Baruch
faced a strong Environmental Studies team. Baruch struck early with two goals
by Criollo, and a stunning strike from star junior Kyle Barall. In the second
half Baruch kept their intensity up, and put three more goals in the back of
the net. Their final game will be played on October 15th at FDR Park
- Daniel Dornbaum
From Your
President
This
year’s student government will meet for the first time next week. We are
excited for theupcoming year, and are expecting it to be productive. Two
representatives have been selected from each advisory. They will be notified of
their acceptance over the weekend. Keep in mind that on the 16th of October a
club fair will take place in the school cafeteria. For all freshmen who are
unsure of what to join, this is a great place to learn about everything this
school offers. All club heads should e-mail me over the weekend if you would
like a booth at the fair.
- Daniel Dornbaum
Young Runners are Here
In the spring of 2012 I had the
opportunity and pleasure to work along side Physical Education Teacher, Mr.
Howard Soskind. When I knew I had to juggle a job as a personal trainer and
elite runner with graduate school and student teaching, I was looking for a school
in
When
I found out BCCHS did not have a track and field team in a city that is full of
runners, I was surprised. I had to do something about it. I used my
contacts at NYRR club to set up a meeting to start the ball rolling. For
the spring 2012, it would be too late to implement NYRR's program, but I
assured Mr. Soskind I would always remain in touch. Here it is in the
fall of 2012 and we are making way in the process. BCCHS has been accepted into
NYRR's Young Runners program that I will coach along side Ms. Wegener. We are
looking for any runners, beginners to experienced, and those who want to be
part of this extracurricular program. The program will be run like any
other BCCHS sports team with many benefits. Students will be entered into
amazing NYRR races and receive gear and prizes. There is no limit to how
many people can be on the team, but we must field at least 15. Please
come out and join the team. Each one of you will make this program
happen. See you on the track!
- Jane Vongvorachoti
Lady Blue Devils’ Last Stretch
The
Girls soccer team faced against Environmental Science on September 28. After
beating them 4-2 in their first meeting, the girls went in with confidence. Coming
off a 12 – 0 loss against Lab
Museum
The team was ready to play with Ester Turray playing goalie for her first game after the starting goalie Mikaela Bordonaro went down with an injury in an earlier contest against School of the Future. The first half started out close for both teams. Environmental scored their first goal when a rebound got past goalie Esther Turray. They would eventually score 4 more goals before sophomore, Maeve Cusack put home Baruch’s only goal. The final score was 5-1. The girls know that they will have to bring their “A” game for the rematch which will have playoff implications. Don’t forget to come out and support the girls for their last few games. Check Psal.org for game dates.
- Mikaela Bordonaro
Upcoming Events
Girls Soccer Games – Oct. 16, 18, 22
Boys Soccer - Oct. 15
Volleyball – Oct. 15, 17, 23, 24
Club Fair – Oct. 16
Breast Cancer Walk – Oct. 21
Basketball Tryouts – Oct. 29
Wrestling Season – Nov. 1
Blood Drive – Dec. 19
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