THE HOWL

October 2013 Volume 1, Issue 1

Happy Halloween 2

New Faces in Campus

Meet the Class of 2017

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Tips in Taking the SAT 4

Sports News 5

Entertainment News 6

Fun Facts 7

Current Events 8

Meet the HOWLers! 10

Inside This Issue...

Hi all! I’m happy to re-introduce you to our extremely cool TCIS school magazine,

THE HOWL! This year we will be publishing on a 2-month basis in order to enhance

the quality of the content. As always, we will responsibly bring you news updates on

sports and various school events. However, this year we will be expanding our hori-

zons into the world of music, online youtubers, and current events from all around the

globe. Our writers and reporters had worked very hard in order to bring readers the

very best of their stories, so are you ready to be to be awed by it all? Just flip the

page and begin your journey! :)

Wendy Lee

(Editor-in-Chief)

THE HOWL IS BACK!

Lights...Camera…TC…ACTION! (Jenny Chongsujipunt)

Imagine yourself [being] in the

midst of cameras! You are standing

beside the main actor and actress.

Some students were are lucky

enough to talk with them! Not every-

one can have this chance in his or

her hands in real life. So, when Mr. A

announced that a Thai drama called

CUBIC was coming to TCIS to film

some parts of the drama here it

gained quite a big interest from the

High School students. The list to join

the show quickly filled up with no

slots left.

On Sunday September 15, 2013,

the big day arrived. Even though we

had to be at school before seven-

thirty, no one complained. Today

would surely be another special day

in our memories. At first, we were

told to wear our school uniforms but it

turned out that they actually prepared

their uniforms for us. White long-

sleeved t-shirts, green-blue Scott

skirts, neckties, long black socks, and

gray sweaters for girls. White long-

sleeved t-shirts, green-blue neckties

and gray sweaters for boys.

It was kind of fresh and weird at

the same time [for us] to wear that

uniform in TCIS. But still, everyone

was excited and we all took so

many pictures together. Fun photo

shooting time for all of us!

After all the picture taking we had

to get into the scenes. The main

actors such as Min Chalida, Bomb

Tanin, Nott Vorarit all came out and

acted in this scene together. The

very first scene took place on the

basketball court beside the soccer

field.

Every one of us was divided to

act in different school areas. Some

of us were walking in the hallway,

some were playing soccer and Fris-

bee, some were chatting with

friends, and some were walking on

the field. Naturally, we just had to

act as one of the students here,

which was kind of easy for all of us

to accomplish. (Con’t. page 4)

HAPPY HAUNTING! (Wendy Lee) As long as I can remember, Hallow-

een has been one of my favorite cele-

brations. Everyone gets to dress up as

whatever they want to be, whether it’s a

sweet angel, a scary witch, or Spider-

man (I think you all know who I am

referring to here). Little kids get candy

from adults, and older kids like you and

I get an excuse to eat more chocolate

than usual. So, what’s not to like about

Halloween?

It is true that the spirit of Halloween isn’t

as lively in Asia as it is in America and

around Europe, but here at TCIS we

have a whole lot of exciting events

scheduled for this spooky celebration!

There’s an annual Halloween Carnival,

which will be packed with fun booths

and delicious snacks made by students

along with the jail booth from the High

School Student Council (HINT: this is a

good chance to lock up that very special

person, I know you’ve all got a person

you’d like to see behind the bar the

bars). There will also be a haunted hall

brought to you by the Juniors, so be

sure to head over to the second floor

gym to get a frightening Halloween

scare! I know you’re all excited, but to

top it all off, here’s an adorable ghost

out on his first haunting!

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NEW FACES IN CAMPUS (Rebecca Lee)

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Meet the Class of 2017 Ethnicity

Birth Order

45%

23%

16% 16%

Youngest Middle Oldest

Weight

(kg)

Only

Height (cm)

Sexual Orientation

75% 2% 2% 4% 17%

Friendly Faces... My name is Mr. Patrick, and I am really excited to be at TCIS to instruct mathematics in the middle

school. I was born and raised in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Colorado Springs is based in the

shadow of a large mountain and is an excellent place to be if you like the outdoors. I left Colorado

Springs to get my first degree in Sociology, which is the study of different people and their back-

grounds. Then I came back to Colorado Springs for my Masters Degree in the Arts of Teaching at

Colorado College. After I completed this degree I taught 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade mathe-

matics in Colorado. I then moved to Greece where I taught at the American Community Schools of

Athens. Some things that I really love about teaching are math, math vocabulary, and discussions on

how to be a responsible citizen. My hobbies include swimming, biking, running, and reading history

books. I like to be active wherever I live, and right now I am training for the Bangkok Marathon. I

am looking forward to a great school year at TCIS! I have been impressed by the knowledge of the

staff here at TCIS, and by the insight and inquisitiveness of the students.

(Con’t. page 7)

For the rest of until around five

we continuously filmed in the

hallway, field, and canteen. There

were so many scenes that

needed to be filmed and we had

to be in most of them. Even

though it was tiring to stay at

school for around ten hours there

were still moments to be enjoyed.

We got to take photos with the

actors and the production crew,

but most important of all we got a

chance to learn about the pro-

duction of TV dramas. An experi-

ence like this was indeed an

unforgettable one!

Lights… (continued from page 2)

S.A.T. TIPS (Michelle Chua)

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“At first, we were told

to wear our school

uniforms but it turned

out that they actually

prepared their

uniforms for us.”

1. Build your own vocabulary list using past tests.

Write down your vocabulary, define it, and periodically review your growing vocabulary list.

2. For Critical Reading passage based questions, experiment with different strategies.

One strategy is to read the questions first and then referencing the passage. Try different ways and use the one that suits you!

3.Know your special triangles.

A lot of the math questions are about special triangles. Try practicing more on these kinds of questions.

4. Never leave any multiple choice questions blank.

It is shown that a person who leaves every questions blank and a person who randomly guesses all the answers received the same scores. Also,

raw scores are only whole numbers, quarter point deductions for incorrect answers will not affect your score due to rounding-up.

5. Read, read, read-especially the topics that you don’t find particularly interesting.

A lot of students tend to switch to skimming mode when encountering boring passages, such as the passages on the SAT. One way to retain

focus is to engage in active reading such as annotating. If you struggle with certain subjects, read more on those!

6. If you’re stuck on a math problem, start writing.

Label the diagrams, draw a picture, and plug in the numbers. Expand, factor, and simplify expressions. Often there are hidden patterns in ques-

tions that one misses until they start writing things down.

7. In your essay, consider the opposing point of view.

Graders love writing that sounds mature. One easy way to sound more mature is to acknowledge the opposing point of view in your thesis. It is

also a great way to make your writing stand out among hundreds of other essays your grader is grading.

8.Always show your work.

Doing math mentally frequently leads to silly mistakes, even if you are confident! Write it down!

9.Use official tests to practice with.

Use the College Board’s “official” SAT prep books. They are excellent practice.

10. Create a collection of mature sounding words and phrases to incorporate into your essay.

A six level essay “ exhibits skillful use of language, using a varied, accurate and apt vocabulary.” When you see phrases that could be written in

your essay, jot them down and review them. Incorporate them into your practice essays !

The Annoying Vocabulary

We all know that vocabulary on the SAT are challenging. No one wants to memorize all the vocabulary words. It’s not entertaining

at all! Do you like Facebook? Check out the SAT page and enjoy your Facebook time, as well as, unconsciously absorbing the

special SAT Vocabulary with “SAT Words of the Day”.

It is the start of a fresh, new season! There are many athletes out there full of delight to try out some sports! Besides the popular

basketball and volleyball teams, and talented players we got here, soccer is another well-played sport at TCIS.

Some people might not know about soccer. Soccer began to emerge in England between the period of 9 th and 14th centuries.

However, the game was violent and without rules. This led to the evolution of soccer to other continents such as Asia, America, and

Africa.

In 1863, The Football Association (FA) formed, and they came up with a set of rules to manage soccer. The first official soccer

match took place in Battersea Park, London. The FA helped to established soccer as a legitimate sport that could be played in

schools and colleges.

After knowing some basic history of soccer, we should get to know some of the skillful and hard working athletes we have at

TCIS. The Howl had the opportunity to talk with Shinya (10), who is only 15 years old, but has joined every boy soccer team since [this

season...try getting more specific with the year he began playing].

[Shinya said that it had been 10 years since he started to play soccer. He continues to play because he enjoys this sport, and his

cousin, who is really good at soccer, motivates him to be a skilled player. He plays the major position as goalkeeper, because he is

best at it. In both U17 and U19, he challenges himself to keep the other side’s score low as possible.]...Traditionally in News Magazine

or Newspaper articles quotes are provided from the source in the following format:

“Is has been 10 years since I started playing soccer. I play because I enjoy sports. My cousin, who is really good at soccer, moti-

vates me to be a skilled player. My main position is as goalkeeper because it is what I am best at. I U17 and U19 soccer I challenge

myself to keep the other side’s score as low as possible” Shinya 10, said.

When he is with stronger teams, he pressures himself for improvements whenever he makes mistakes. There is one game that

shocked him more than any other. In the first three seconds of the game, the other team tried to shoot the goal from half field. The ball

almost went in the goal, but luckily, it hit the goal bar.

“I will try my best to be a goalkeeper who has spirit and improves with the whole team! I believe that we can win the game!”

Shinya said.

Another player in U17 girl soccer team this season, Fanny (11), joins soccer for her fifth year.

“I love soccer not just because I love sports, but because it gives me passion, and I love my teammates. Soccer has taught me

the importance of teamwork, respect, roles of responsibilities, and having self-confidence.” Fanny said.

Their coaches also give them a lot of support by always encouraging them no matter if they win or lose.

“They never gave up on us. Instead, they always told us to trust our teammates and ourselves, play well on our position, and we

will be great. They use a positive attitude toward us, and it really influenced us not to give up and wanting to try harder next time.”

Fanny said.

"Believe you can achieve your soccer goals and you're halfway there,” by Felicity Luckey, is a quote that inspires and motiva tes

Fanny.

These athletes are inspiring in that they try their best in every game. They play with attitude and spirit, but never fail to be a good

sport (meaning polite player with integrity). Keep up the hard work, and good luck in your future games!

GO WOLVES!

SPORTS NEWS : SOCCER

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(Kitty Chen)

ENTERTAINMENT

sexualized components of the MV of Wrecking Ball.

Wrecking Ball currently stands at number three on the

Billboard Top 100 chart, music-wise, it is doing pretty

good. The lyrics discuss personal struggles in Miley

Cyrus’ abrupt end of her engagement with Liam

Hemsworth. The theme of being vulnerable in love

can relate easily to most of the audience. The power-

ful vocals in the chorus give the song a really good

punch of emotion differing much from her previous

single, “We Can’t Stop”. “Wrecking Ball” has been

given a bad name because of its revealing and infa-

mous MV, but don’t let that discourage you, try listen-

ing to Wrecking Ball. Give Miley a chance, will ya?

3.5 / 5

4. Why’d You Only Call Me When

You’re High? - Arctic Monkeys

From the album - AM

-British Indie band Arctic Monkeys

come back strong with their new single “Why’d You

Only Call Me When You’re High”, with Turner’s signa-

ture voice, strong beats, and its indie melody. The

repetitive hook, loud reverb of the vocals, shimmy,

and glassy guitar riffs definitely make this song one of

the Indie hits of upcoming Fall. 4 / 5

5. Berzerk - Eminem

From the album - The Marshall

Mathers LP 2

(November 2013)

-American rapper Eminem’s new

album will be released this November and he’s giving

us a taste of his new music material with his new hit

single “Berzerk”. “Berzerk” compared to his previous

singles “Not Afraid” and “Love the Way You Lie”, is

more catchy, aggressive, and feels as if he’s going

back to his original sound of “The Real Slim Shady”.

The song also borrowed the guitar riff from the song

“The Stroke” by Billy Squire, and also has references

to notable artists and personalities such as The

Beastie Boys, Public, Enemy, MC Ren of N.W.A, Tim-

baland, Birdman, and even Khloe Kardashian as “the

ugly Kardashian”. Holding back all his frustrations and

emotions in his previous album “Recovery” Eminem

comes back with his original and trademark sound

with “Berzerk”. 5 / 5

6. Hail to the King - Avenged

Sevenfold

From the album - Hail to the King

(August 2013)

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THE MUSIC CORNER (Owen Wu)

Prologue: Hi all, this column is dedicated to all the music

lovers and my passion towards music. I plan to write six

music reviews per release of The Howl, if my reviews are

approved by our chief editor, I want to do at least 10 mu-

sic reviews covering even broader genres of music.

Through writing music reviews, I hope people can explore

different types of music, have fun with music, create mu-

sic, play music, and most importantly, express your indi-

viduality with music.

1. Royals – Lorde

From the album - Love Club

-16 year old singer-songwriter from

New Zealand tops number one on the

Billboard Top 100 chart for its second

consecutive week. Lorde’s charismatic and clear voice

is heard without distraction in the song Royals. The

simple yet catchy beat of the percussion instruments

allows Lorde to amplify her unique voice and clarity,

with no overwhelming instruments covering her voice.

The lyrics of Royals sets itself apart from other current

mainstream music that talks about spending money,

doing drugs, swag, having designer clothings, etc. The

powerful lyrics act as a voice for young teens who

don’t follow the current image of pop glamour. This

catchy, simple, different, and astonishing song by

Lorde is a must-listen to song for this Fall. 5 / 5

2. Roar – Katy Perry

From the album - Roar

-Back with another song, Katy

Perry goes safari with her new hit

Roar (and we do hear her roar).

Currently number two on the Bill-

board Top 100 chart, Roar fell from number one on the

chart two weeks ago. Katy Perry’s unique and recog-

nizable voice rules the upbeat and catchy tune of this

song. Roar follows up Katy Perry’s personal struggles,

“Part of Me” being a voice to her anger after her di-

vorce, “Wide Awake” symbolizing her new awareness

in her life, and “Roar” signaling she’ll be ruling like the

King of the Beasts (Please Google: “Katy Perry Green

Dress”). 3 / 5

3. Wrecking Ball – Miley Cryus

From the album - Bangerz

-Lots of people were turned off be-

cause of the controversial and over-

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-For all you Metalheads, rockers, fans of Avenged Sevenfold, here’s the new single of “Hail to the King”. After the unfortunate

passing of the previous drummer, The Rev, and the removal of the temporary drummer from Dream Theater, Mark Portnoy,

Avenged Sevenfold comes back with their new permanent drummer, Arin Ilejay. The song “Hail to the King” starts with a long

signature guitar intro of AX7 (Avenged Sevenfold), the vocals were sung more than screamed compared to previous records.

Guitarist Synyster Gates takes an approach to a simpler guitar solo with little elements of his signature “arpeggio sweeping”

soloing style. “Hail to the King” can be described as a less heavy and more mainstream approach from Avenged Sevenfold.

Give the album a try and all hail to rock music.

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VIDEO GAMES - An Interfusion of Art (Dino Kijkul)

Prologue: Hi. This column in the entertainment section

is dedicated to my love for videogames. If this thing sur-

vives the chief editor’s divine judgement (yes Wendy, I’m

talking about you), I plan on writing reviews for one or two

video games that are more than just a hobby. I want

more people to accept video games as more than a mind

-numbing medium of entertainment, but rather an art form

in itself that should be among the likes of Bach's music

and Picasso’s paintings.

Now let the games begin...

(Windows) > The game I will be writing about for this

piece is an indie RPG (role-playing game) known as “Ib”.

It is a horror game made created by Kouri with the “RPG

maker 2000” engine. Don’t let the “horror” label deter you

from trying this game though. The experience that comes

with it is well worth the price of time, and a few scares

never hurt anyone. Shockingly enough, this game, like all

other “RPG maker” games, is what we call an 8-bit game.

The graphics are very basic and sprites are used to rep-

resent the characters in the game. Even with a mediocre

medium and a tight budget, Kouri manages to create a

memorable experience that will be with me until the day I

die.

“Ib” follows nine year-old girl (well what did you expect) Ib

on a visit to an art museum with her parents. Strange

things begin to happen and she finds herself in a familiar

yet completely strange place. As she attempts to find a

way to return to her parents she explores new settings,

meets new characters, and solves “just-the-right difficulty”

puzzles to progress through the story. To top it all off, this

game is completely free and can be safely downloaded

through various (and yes, some illegal) sources.

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For anyone who doesn’t deal too well with horror

games (like me) you can always check out Pewdiepie’s

“Let’s Play”. He is one of the most subscribed youtu-

bers and he does a complete playthrough, with all the

endings, of “Ib” and many other games.

“Ib” is a must play for anyone who wants a nice way to

spend some time and get a hauntingly beautiful experi-

ence. I personally give this game a “Dino-approved”

label (not that it has any value whatsoever), and hope

anyone who has the time to pick it up and have some

fun!

For any questions please contact me gavinkijkul@gmail.com

1. Napoleon’s height is indeed 5’2ft, but measured using

French inches, which would make him 5’7ft tall in English

inches (or 173 cm).

2 . A t y p i c a l R u b i k ’ s C u b e c o n t a i n s

43,252,003,274,489,856,000 (forty-three quintillion, two

hundred fifty-two quadrillion, three trillion, two hundred

seventy-four billion, four hundred eighty-nine million,

eight hundred and fifty-six thousand) combinations in all.

3. The only man-made object visible from space is the

Great Wall of China.

4. Arachibutyrophobia is the fear of having peanut butter

stuck to the roof of the mouth.

5. Marcha Real, the national anthem of Spain doesn’t

have any official lyrics at all.

6. On average, a person speaks about 4,800 words in a

day.

7. If Earth was flat, everything would be submerged in

water two miles in depth.

8. All of Jack’s sketches in Titanic were James Cam-

eron’s work.

FUN FACTS (Pat Karnsakultorn)

CURRENT EVENTS (Jong-Won Han)

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Daniel had been living in South Africa before he moved to Bangkok.

He recounted the moment that he will never forget.

“One day, my father and I went to my cousin’s house. We saw the garage door

is open and the car is unlocked, but we did not become suspicious. When we en-tered, every room in the house is a mess.

Suddenly, three men, one with the knife and two with the guns, appeared in front

of us. My eyes opened wide in shock. Those men pushed us into a room, where

my aunt and cousin were tied up. One man used his gun and pointed to my head.

He asked me some question; however, I was speechless with fright. Eventually, those

men left and police came.

Although the robbers took all our precious stuff and money away, fortunately, none of

Daniel

Africa張

こんにちは! My name is Ms. Makiko and

I teach HS Japanese. I moved to Thailand last March and started teaching at TCIS so I’ve been here a little bit longer than the most of other new teachers. I’ve been enjoying working with both the students and the staff here. The students are hard working and well-behaved and the staff is both professional and caring. I’ve also been enjoying the food, massages and Thai people’s smiles! I was born in To-yama, which is located in northwest of Tokyo. We are by the ocean and also have a lot of mountains and nature. We have lots of snow during winter so I grew up skiing. We also have the best seafood in Japan (well, at least that’s what I thinkJ). After I graduated from university in Tokyo, I studied and also taught in Austra-lia, Canada and China as well as in Ja-pan. I love traveling and learning about different cultures; I am looking forward to learning more about Thai culture while I’m here!

New Faces... (continued from page 2)

Big Foot Surprise!

We saw these creatures in movies, but how would you react if you saw them for real? Yes, for real! Hiker John Stone-

man spotted TWO ape-like creatures, very similar to Bigfoot, in Kinzua State Park near Bradford, Pennsylvania.

When asked about his encounter with the gigantic creatures, Mr. Stoneman said: 'I'm a sceptic myself, I'm not a be-

liever, but this was not a bear and you can see fur on it.

'It's wider at the shoulders and tapers down whereas a bear is bigger in the middle and stands differently with its paws

out, this was standing like a man, like a Bigfoot.

'At first some people have discredited it and said it's just a root ball at the bottom of a fallen tree, but I've been back to

the exact spot and there is no root ball there.

'We do have black bears, but they are considerably smaller than this, it was standing about seven-foot tall.'

These claims by Mr. Stoneman, one of the members of the local outdoor pursuits group Allegheny Outdoor Adven-

tures, clearly hint the possibility of the existence of the imaginary North American creature, Big Foot.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2441532/Does-image-TWO-Bigfoot-creatures-Woodsman-photographed-moving-beast-Pennsylvania-sign-now.html#ixzz2hJJ0xvwt

Cats from a Python

Well, obviously, it’s not that a python actually laid eggs with cats inside. The story is that a 10-foot (304.8 cm) albino

Burmese python coughed up TWO cats, yes TWO, when it was approached by people.

Isn’t it terrifying enough to see a python twice your size in the zoo? Cheryl Holmes of Florida, had to overcome the

(Con’t. page 8)

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Current... (continued from page 7) fear of seeing the monstrous creature in her front yard to call the police. The police approached the python and that

was when the monster regurgitated two dead cats.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2441584/10-foot-albino-Burmese-python-eats-TWO-CATS-Florida-neighborhood.htm

World’s Oldest Dad All Alone

Just three years after Ramajit Raghav hit the headlines and broke the Guinness record of being the oldest man to fa-

ther a child, he hit the headlines again on the first week of October because his beloved wife left him.

Ramajit stirred up the media in 2010 when he was proved to be the oldest man in the world to father a child, at the age

of 97! And incredibly, he then went on to have a second one last year. Ramajit believes that his wife, Shakuntala Devi,

has deserted him along with their youngest child because the disappearance of their eldest son.

After being together for more than 23 years, the path his wife has chosen has left Ramajit devastated, but he believes

his wife will return one day. Shakuntala once said, “He doesn't seem old to me, he can make love like any 25-year-old

man, even better because he can go on all night, and he makes a wonderful father” when asked to talk about her hus-

band, so let’s wish the best of luck to this couple.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2442492/Worlds-oldest-dad-97-devastated-wife-leaves-following-disappearance-son.html#ixzz2hJn7ELSm

Mind Growing Another Nose?

People would do anything to live longer, have fun, or in this case, look better. There has been images of a nose im-

planted on a man’s forehead all over the Internet that inexplicably conveys the point!

The Chinese patient that is in the attached photo suffered damage to his nose from a car accident but will be able to

replace his rather appalling nose by the one he is growing on his forehead.

This process is called prelamination which Patrick Byrne, director of facial plastic and reconstructive surgery at Johns Hopkins Health Care and Surgery Center in Green Spring Station, Maryland, believes was started when he first re-placed a woman’s ear by growing a new one on her arm. It’s really fascinating to see how people’s wants and technol-ogy can make some eccentric things possible. Who knows what this world will end up like?

Read more: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2013/09/130928-nose-forehead-ear-arm-reconstructive-surgery-medical-science/

Puberty...You’re doing it Wrong!

We usually expect babies to be adorable as they learn to talk and walk, that wasn’t the case with the pubescent Indian

toddler’s parents. Daily Mail kept the names anonymous on their report in October 2nd, but still informed that the three-

year-old’s condition was of his voice deepening, genitals growing, acne growing, and aggressiveness increasing.

Doctors diagnosed him as having “precocious puberty” and after a couple of years was able to make his abnormal hor-

mone values to become normal for his age. Good for him and of course his parents, who would’ve definitely freaked

out at their baby calling “mom” or “dad” with a teenage-like deep voice.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2442074/Pubescent-Indian-toddler-cured-brain-surgery.html

Happy 125th Birthday, National Geographic!

Being one of the iconic magazines for magnificent photos, the National Geographic Magazine celebrated its 125th an-

niversary by inviting readers to submit their own photos to participate in a digital assignment for the publication.

Maybe some of you photographers in TCIS can submit your masterpieces next time!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2450552/National-Geographic-readers-submit-pictures-125th-anniversary.html

Meet The HOWLers...

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FUN FACT (Dino Kijkul)

Zefrank1...?!

“In nature the diet of a hedgehog consists of small insects, leaves, and grass and the tears of angels, which taste like

chicken...tears.”

About the owner: Hosea Jan Frank, widely known as Ze Frank, is an American online celebrity, humorist, and public speaker. He

won the 2002 webby award for Best Personal Website, was featured in Time Magazine’s “50 Coolest Websites”, and even spoke as

a “TED-talker”. Frank is currently the Executive Vice President of Video at Buzzfeed. The information in this part is perfect!

The Channel: Aside from this channel, Frank also has two others which is entirely different in style to this one. This channel is home

to the weirder more comedic videos that do not belong anywhere else on the web. Chief among them is the “True Facts” series

which feature wacky, but more-or-less facts concerning a wide variety of animals. Ze Frank seems to be fond of creating them just

for his personal enjoyment and they are a huge source of fun and happiness. He also creates vlogs. He is especially known for that

deal with everyday life problems in a fun, but surprisingly heart-warming and deeply spiritual way. WARNING: Some content may

not be appropriate for school viewing> WATCH AT YOUR OWN RISK (at school). Do whatever you want at home :D.

Recommended Videos: “True Facts about the Hedgehog (Redo)” (one of my favorite “true facts”)

“Sad Cat Diary” > if you’re a cat person

“Sad Dog Diary” > if you’re a dog person

“An Invocation for Beginnings” (sample vlog from a library of wisdom (his playlist))

If you have some time to kill or just bored with work, try some of these videos. You will not regret it.

CAUTION: NOT FOR SMALL CHILDREN OR THE INNOCENT!

WENDY - Editor-In-Chief

HANS - Reporter/ Writer

JENNY - Reporter/ Writer

OWEN - Reporter/ Writer

DINO - Reporter/ Writer

REBECCA - Reporter/ Writer

MICHELLE - Reporter/ Writer

KITTY - Reporter/ Writer

PAT - Reporter/ Writer

ANT - Photographer

Ms. BETH - Advisor Consultant

Mr. A

- Advisor