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Volume 1 Issue 1 November 7th-14th 1998


John Glenn
returns to space
By Caroline Cameron
Last week John Glenn on Thursday October 29th went up to orbit around the earth in space. He went up on the space shuttle Discovery on STS-95 [the 62nd launch of any space shuttle]. John Glenn is the oldest man or women to go up to space. John Glenn is 77 and has gone up before on Friendship 7 one of the Mercury rockets. This was a one-man space-craft. See Space Continued on Regional 2


John Glenn at 77 headed back to space on Thursday October 29th and will return on Friday November 6th.

Inside:
Weather
Entertainment
Quizzes
2,297 [Part I of III]
La Nina Special
[Part I ]
Editorial
Our first
Issue
Starting this Saturday almost every weekend you will receive the Thorncrest School's "The Regional", newspaper. In this paper every week there will be news, weather, current activities going on at the Thorncrest School displayed, and also articles by almost [and soon will be] by every student in the school. The paper every week is written by the students themselves and is edited by John Cameron. We hope you enjoy your first issue and we look forward to hearing your comments. We hope you enjoy.





Colder weather falling upon us: La Nina?
By John Cameron, Part I of a V part series.
La Nina is a weather phenomenon, which after the warming of the waters of an El Nino is the cooling process, which occurs afterwards. This cooling process of the ocean around the equator on the See La Nina Continued on C1 Volume 1 Issue 1 The Regional 2November 7th-14th 1998What a great
Halloween we all had
By Caroline Cameron
Detailed Local Forecast
Supplied By: The Weather Network
As of: Friday November 6th 1998

Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday

High: 6 �C High: 6 �C
High: 7�C High: 11�C
Low: 0�C Low: 1�C Low: 2�C Low: 4�C








We all enjoyed our Halloween and were quite glad it did not rain on us this year like last year. All of us had to sing a song at one house. Augustin sang a song from Barney! Will, Alyssa and I did not sing a song. Augustin's costume was a Barney costume! Will's costume was a Robin Hood costume! Alyssa was Sporty Spice [one of the Spice Girls] and I [Caroline] was Madeline! We all had a great and fun night!
Space
By Caroline Cameron
What a wonderful launch. The weather on that day at Cape Canaveral was a beautiful 28�C sunny day with no clouds in the sky. Everyone loved it especially Bill Clinton who cried next to his wife when it took off, looking through his binoculars. We all loved the launch and we wish John Glenn and his fellow crew all the best.

The "First", Canadian Quiz. What do you know?
Please send back to 7 Thorncrest by next Wednesday.
You can send it on a piece of paper with the answers and drop it in our mailbox. Good luck.

Q. Who was the first Prime-minister of Canada?

Q. Who was the first bilingual prime-minister of Canada?


Entertainment
Volume 1 Issue 1 La Nina Part I November 7th-14th 1998

Canada Q. Name the last four prime-ministers of Canada.

Q. What is the name of the new territory coming out on April 1st 1999?

Q. What is this new territory's capital called?

The Joke Quiz. With Answers!
Q. What starts with �e' and ends with �e' and has one letter in it?

A. envelope

Q. What newspaper did the cavemen read?

A. The Prehistoric Times.

La Nina
the coast of Peru occurs sometimes after an El Nino and the ocean temperatures in this area are below normal. La Nina, which was also discovered first by the people of Peru means in Spanish "little girl", or as some other people call it El Viejo which means "old man". Meteorologists have called both El Nino and El Nina part of some thing called the ENSO cycle, which is the warming and cooling of the oceans caused by El Nino and La Nina. These temperature fluctuations usually occur for 7-8 months and usually happen about every 7 years.


El Nino's ocean temperature changing:
Fall/Winter 1997-98

La Nina's ocean temperature changing:
Fall/Winter 1998-99
See next week's paper for Part II of La Nina.
2,297 Part IIt was a cold day in April and the clock was striking 13. It was the year 2,297. My family and I were just about to leave from terminal 6 in Toronto. We were going to Vancouver to visit my Grandma and Grandad. Our flight was just called, we were going to fly a S8 a supersonic jet. Once we were in the air it took about an hour to get there.






Editorial
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Vancouver had a population of 8 million and it was very warm, about 32o C. The streets were quite busy underground but the traffic was moving nicely above ground. We were going to my grandparent's apartment right in the heart of downtown Vancouver. It took us about 5 minutes to get there going on the new auto-drive tunnel under Vancouver. Once we reached their building we parked our rental car in the parking garage and brought our bags to the express elevator. We pushed for floor 112 and in about 2 minutes we were there.






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