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Around Diman
Spotlight on: Spotlight Program | No Student Left Behind: EXTENDS Program Offers Homework Help | Shop Breaks: Are They Healthy? | Metal Fab Restores Antique | Ch-ch-ch-ch-Changes ... 1976 to 2006: Mr. McPhillips Reflects | Diman Trends: The 80s Are Back | Just For Fun (Scavenger Hunt) | Dear Rachelle | Lucky Lunch Winners | Think you have a cute pet?

Entertainment & Culture
Reviews: A Day We Will Never Forget: 'World Trade Center' | Madden NFL '07: A Gamer's Review | Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning | The New Creed: A Review of 'Alter Bridge' | Good Eats at 'Pizza Etc.'
Culture: Quinceanera: Hispanic Tradition Still Important for Diman Student | Cheerleading is a Sport! | A Student's Voice... from "Memories of Autumn"

Just For Fun

One lucky winner will receive a family fun pack for Entertainment Cinemas! Completed answer forms should be submitted to Ms. Rebello in D102 no later than Friday, December 8.

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1. You've all stepped on it. But did you ever notice it has a name? What area of Diman is dedicated to Mr. Goj?
2. What was the purpose of this classroom from 1998-2002? (See Picture A.)
3. You need it to get into college. Think about who might help, then go find out, when is the regular registration deadline for the January SAT?
4. He's always been around keeping Diman safe and secure. How long has he been serving Fall River? Ask him nicely and he might tell: for how many years has Officer Riley been a Fall River Police Officer?
5. Back in 1957, varsity athletes were given sweaters. Whose varsity sweater is on display in the case outside the auditorium?
6. You have sat through countless assemblies, but did you ever wonder? How many seats are in the school auditorium?
7. Did you listen during Library Orientation? If so, you can easily find out what animal is featured in the book REF 636.8 POL?
8. You see me every day at lunchtime. If you want to find out, strike up a conversation, and I might tell you What's my name (first and last)? (See Picture B.)
9. Your great-grandparents probably read it. From what year is the oldest National Geographic in the reading room in the library?
10. And finally, they almost touch the ceiling. See if you can catch them together and figure out, Who's taller: Mr. Stephanik or Mr. Goj?

A

B