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Which Part of Our Site Do You Love Best?
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Congratulations go out to this year's Ecommerce Class
You have been chosen by Genium Publishing as ......
The 2008-09 Most Creative ScoresUp Web site of the Year
p.s. to this year's ecommerce students, sometimes a little nagging goes a long way....
congratulations!
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The Ride of Silence began in 2003 when a man named Chris Phelan organized the first “ride” in memory of his friend who was killed in Dallas while riding a bike. The man was struck by the mirror of a passing bus and ended up being killed. When the first ride began, nearly 1,000 people showed up after only being notified 10 days in advance. After everyone came together for the ride, Chris believed it was going to be a one time event. Unbeknown to him, the ride became a national event for people to participate in to remember loved ones and show respect to those that we share the road with. In 2008 there have been over 100 different events all representing the same “Ride of Silence” idea. This year the ride is this upcoming Wednesday. If you want to be a part of this event it begins at 6:00 pm and there are two different locations. The first location is at the Corning Preserve Boat Launch Parking Area under the 787 bridge or you can meet at the West Capital Park across from the State Education Building. The ride should last until around 9:00 pm.
Forever in our hearts RIP Diva deLoayza
-AS
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Last Thursday I walked into the main hall of the Times Union Center, and looked in all directions and saw a sea of people waiting to be let into the arena. These droves of people were waiting to see one of the greatest Rock N’ Rollers of all time, and that man is The Boss, Bruce Springsteen. Bruce stepped on the stage at around 8:20 and played strong for the next three hours. Bruce started the concert off with one of his famous hits, Badlands, the crowd responded by belting out the chorus along with Bruce. The crowd was relentless all night and it turned out to be the night of my life.
The day after Super Bowl Sunday I got my tickets, and ever since then I was anxiously awaiting the concert. It proved to be worth the wait, Springsteen gave the crowd a reason to cheer from song to song, and the classic song Born to Run proved to be my favorite for more than the simple reason that it is a Rock N’ Roll classic.
As I sat in the second row, Bruce continued with Born to Run and between verses, as you can imagine I was going wild, and then Bruce came to the end of the stage and pointed at me while I pointed back at him. Bruce with a smile on his face, continued to point at me and I continued to go wild, this moment basically made my life. Having my hero point at me during his most popular song while I sat in the second row basically made this night, one of the best nights of all time. Bruce was even better than when I saw him two years ago, even though Bruce is 60 years old he still has the energy of when he first arrived on the scene in 1972.
K.Scorsone 5-19-09
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Top Ten Worst Things About Summer
10. Yard Work
9. Having too much free time
8. Poison ivy
7. Having to work
6. Sweating
5. Humidity
4. Goes by way too fast
3. Summer reading
2. Sun burn
1. Bug Bites
- Bridget and Sam 5/21/09
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Top ten best things about summer
10. Baseball Games.
9. Warm Weather
8. The Clothes
7. Sleeping inn.
6. Ice Cream
5. Later Curfew
4. Vacations
3. Cook Outs
2. The Beach
1. No School!!!
- Bridget and Sam 5/21/09
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p.s. to next year's class, get ready now, the road ahead is not an easy one....but it is fun!
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