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Senior Research Students hear an Activist Speak

On Wednesday January 25th, 9 seniors in the prep program's Senior Research course attended a lecture by Michael Pollan, author of "In Defense of Food", "Omnivore's Dilemma", "The Botany of Desire", and "Food Rules". He spoke at Symphony Hall in Boston as part of the Boston Speaker series. The students spent the second quarter writing a series of research papers about vegetarianism and other moral, cultural, psychological, and scientific aspects of food, so this was an amazing opportunity for them to see a leading activist in the sustainable food movement.

ROMEO AND JULIET: POST-APOCALYPSE

Will the telling of Romeo and Juliet help a society after a nuclear holocaust come to peace? Come to the theater on January 19th and 20th at 7:30 pm or January 21st at 3:00 pm to find out! Admission is free, but we will accept donations at the door. Doors open half an hour before show time. Thanks for your support!

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Landmark Wrestling Slideshow

Thank you to John C. for putting this slideshow together!

Athlete of the Week

Levi T has become an all-around threat for the Vikings in 2011-2012. Having already established himself as a low-post threat he has begun to use his height to lob 3 pointers over his opponents this year. Levi’s skill was most recently on display against Berwick when he managed to score 14 points in just the first half of play. His new offensive approach hasn’t affected his defense as he is among team leaders in both rebounds and blocked shots.

Poetry Contest Information

Attention Students:
The Beverly Public Library will be holding its 16th Annual Poetry Contest from January 9 through March 2nd. Landmark has been represented at the last five contests, earning honorable mentions. The next winner could be you!

Details:
* You can submit one, two or three poems (no more than 3 per person)
* Each poem must be original (you have to write it yourself)
* Each poem must have a title and must be typed
* Make sure your name is NOT anywhere on the poem ...

Congratulations, Phoebe!

The artwork of Landmark junior Phoebe B. graced the cover of the January/February issue of the Journal of Learning Disabilities. This widely distributed professional magazine is published by the Hammill Institute on Disabilities and SAGE Publications. Nice work, Phoebe!

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Student Creative Writing: "The Best Christmas Ever"

Click "Read More" to read this descriptive journal entry from a Landmark High School student!

By: Martha

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