[DHS Bulletin] [SPAM?] Daily Bulletin September 27

[DHS Daily Bulletin]

THIS DAY IN HISTORY
-1940, the Axis powers formed as Germany, Italy, and Japan became allies with the signing of the Tripartite Pact in Berlin. The Pact provided for mutual assistance should any of the signatories suffer attack by any nation not already involved in the war. This formalizing of the alliance was aimed directly at "neutral" America--designed to force the United States to think twice before venturing in on the side of the Allies.

 ATHLETICS
Boys Soccer @ Grant - 5:30JV-7:00V          Dismissal:  3:30 pm JV
Girls Tennis vs. St. Francis - 3:30                   Dismissal:  2:50 pm
Girls Volleyball @ Yuba City - 4:00F-5:00JV-6:00V	Dismissal:  3:15 pm JV	

COLLEGE VISITS
-University of Southern California		September 27		1:35pm
-New York University				September 28		10:35 am
-University of Rochester (Rochester, NY)             September 28		1:30 pm
-Tufts University (Boston, MA)			September 30		9:00 am
-Dominican University (San Raphael, CA)	September 30		1:40 pm


TODAY
-Beef Teriyaki /Rice; Stuffed Pasta Shells; Chicken Adobo/Rice; Pizza

-Come get your tickets at lunch on the Quad TODAY for "Everybody Dance Now!", the Jazz Choir's 2nd annual dance competition!  Tickets are $5 for students and $8 for adults through Friday, and will be $10 at the door for everyone.  The show is Saturday at 7:00 p.m.  Don't miss it!!

-The Guitar Club meets at 12:00 today. New members and players of all styles and abilities are welcome.

-Dance Club is having its second general meeting today at lunch in the dance room. Join the club to enjoy the magic of dance. Anyone can join, everyone is welcome!

-There is a mandatory Peer Tutoring meeting today at lunch in M-1.

-Hey DHS students! Come to Operation Smile's second meeting of the year today in L-21. We always welcome new members, so come learn about what you can do to help the organization.

-Are you looking to strengthen your transcripts for college? If so find out how to participate in community service activities during the high school events you plan to attend anyway...like football games and school dances. Limited effort required. If interested, please come to an information meeting today at lunch in M-1. Don't be shy. Ask a friendly teacher to join you.

-Hey, what did you do this weekend? If you're a TOPPER don't fall behind. Keep up with the latest buzz soon to be all over Facebook. Tuesday at lunch, you can find the answer in M-1.

-Do you enjoy skateboarding? Would you like to improve more in one season than you thought possible?  Join the DHS Snowboard Team! We are one of the only co-ed teams on campus. Make some new friends and have fun on the slopes all winter long. The team is open to high school men and women. Interested students and parents can come to our information today, Room N-8

-Are you interested in getting some community service hours while having fun? Come help serve dinner at the Annual DHS Hall of Fame dinner. There will be an informative meeting today in room C-04. Pizza will be provided. Hope to see you there!

NEW
-The article in the Hub did not mention that rabies is a dangerous, contagious disease spread by animal bites. Feeding or petting wild animals is dangerous because of this. Please do not bother, feed or attempt to pet any wild animals. Science teachers, feel free to impress this on your students.

Are you interested in cars? The DHS Car Club is holding its first meeting on Tuesday, October 4 at lunch in Room O-3. We will be discussing the club's golas and projects, including a day at the race track. Hope to see you there!

There will be a University of California presentation for students and parents on Thursday, September 29 at 7:00 p.m. in the IPAB.  A representative will explain the admission process and answer questions from parents and students.  If you have any questions, please contact your counselor.

-Do you have a vision or a skill you would like to see used at graduation this year? Come to C-4 to pick up a Graduation Committee application so we can begin planning.  Applications are due in C-4 by Friday, October 7.

Students and Teachers! An art project is being proposed for our new stadium. If you would like to be a part of the decision, please come to the Library's west conference room at lunch on October 4 to speak with our designer. She will tell us about the purse, the process, elicit you feedback, and tell how you can help.

CONTINUED
-Are you good with languages? Do you think you are qualified to tutor your peers in French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Chinese or Korean? Please come to the Language Tutors' Club second general meeting in N-15 on Wednesday

-Internship Opportunity:  the Gap in Davis is offering an unpaid internship program for junior and senior students who are interested in learning about fashion, merchandising or business. Interns will learn all aspects of The Gap, including the hiring and training process, The Gap business concept, product receiving, displaying, and marketing, and more. Interns can start immediately. Days and hours are flexible. Contact Darcy Allen at 750-2706, or come to the Career Center in N-17 for more information.

-Internship Opportunity: Davis Media Access is offering non-paid internships for students to gain hands-on experience and exposure to many aspects of community television production. Three internships are available in production and archiving. Come to the Career Center in room N-17 for internship descriptions and contact information.

-Seniors! It is time to tell your parents about yearbook senior ads. Please give them the packet that you received at the senior assembly or go to www.dhsyearbook.wordpress.com to download the forms.

-Attention: Juniors! The PSAT is coming soon!  Sign-up at lunch October 3 through October 7 in the large conference room.  The tests will be held on Saturday, October 15 from 7:45 to 11:30 am.  The cost is $24.00 and you must bring your student ID.  10th graders may sign up on Friday only.  If the fee is a hardship, please see your counselor as soon as possible to arrange for a fee waiver.  This is available on a first-come, first-serve basis only.