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Friday, March 6, 2020

Good morning Lincoln High, Welcome to LinksLive! The Lincoln High Morning News Show.

I’m Cate Frederick, and I’m Adam Al-Hilfy Leon.

It’s Music Friday! Guess the theme for the music being played between classes and you could win a prize! Enter your guess on the form using the jump code: OMY7

“Capitol Experience Day is Monday March 9th 9am-2pm @ the Nebraska State Capitol
We are actively recruiting students to participate in the Civic Nebraska Capitol Experience Day! This is a free event to invite students to get a more hands-on experience in learning about Nebraska’s unicameral. We will visit with senators, staffers, and spend time exploring the capitol building. Lunch will be provided. We ask students register through the form found using jump code OBYU.

Today is the deadline for 2020 Scribe submissions! If you are a writer or artist of any kind and want to see your work published in this year’s edition of the LHS Scribe, fill out the Google form at GPYC. All works must be submitted by TODAY!

The Lincoln Community Foundation offers student scholarships of all sorts. The LHS Art Department would specifically like to remind students that there are 3 scholarships related to art: the PINC Scholarship, the Haymarket Gallery Emerging Arts Scholarship, and the Jane T. Anderson Scholarship. Don’t forget to apply before you leave for Spring Break – the application deadline for all scholarships is March 15th WHICH IS DURING BREAK, so don’t forget to get them in! Go to lcf.academicworks.com to learn more!

“Please join us for the Kick-Off Workshop Puppet Build this Saturday March 7th at South of Downtown Art Hub (11th & B) from 11am-2pm. We will be working on making puppets for the upcoming People’s Puppet Parade!
This event is open to all in the community who are interested in being part of something bigger at the May 2nd People’s Puppet Parade or if you’re just interested in making giant paper-mache puppets!”

Come one, come all! Come to the “Smash Brothers Ultimate” 1 v 1 tournament on Wednesday, March 11, from 1-5 pm in the cafeteria. Registration is from 1 to 1:30 and the actual tournament starts at 1:30. Just know we can’t add to the bracket once we start matches. See you then!

“I’m Juliana Quattrocchi on behalf of your friendly neighborhood Student Council! Sign up now for free first aid training using the jump code YBBV. Training will take place in West Gym during PLC time the Tuesday we come back from break.
If you are a junior or senior, make sure you vote for our prom theme this week! Your options are Fairy Tale, A Night in Paris, and A Night at the Parthenon! The form to vote is on your Class of 2020 and Class of 2021 google classroom. Also, a friendly reminder that if you plan on going to prom, then you must pay your fines. Go Links!

Come eat at the 13th and E Street Runza on March 17th between 5 and 8 pm to support the Lincoln High Winter Guard! Lincoln High has the oldest competitive winter guard in Lincoln, and your support ensures our ability to continue representing Lincoln well at competitions in Omaha!

A message from the Recycling Team:
Thank you to everyone that recycles in their classrooms. Not only does it help our environment, but it’s also a great learning opportunity for our students who collect the materials. Students and staff please remember (and remind others if you see them) that food of any kind should NOT be put in the recycling bins. We had a bin today that smelled so bad both students and staff almost got sick. It turned out to be rotten milk that had spilled out throughout the container. Used Kleenex is also not allowed, especially during this time when all this sickness is going around. We also had broken glass in a bin today which is really dangerous for the students emptying the containers. From now on if there is trash, food or broken glass in a bin we are just going to put it back and not recycle it for the safety of our students. Thank you so much for your attention to this issue and again we appreciate the opportunity to recycle at Lincoln High.

Do you love to dance? Do you love to sweat? Do you love to ZUMBA?
We invite students AND staff to this moving opportunity TODAY. Join Sarah Thomas and Mrs. Flora in room 300 after school Fridays for ZUMBA starting around 3:15pm.

There’s a new after school group coming. Nature Links: Environmental Action and Outdoor Exploration
Nature Links is a new after-school club starting in Quarter 4. We live in a state with lots of outdoor opportunities and some of the diverse places in the nation to do them, so let’s take advantage of that! In addition to having fun outdoors, we will have discussions on current environmental issues. As students and citizens, there are so many things we can do to enjoy and protect natural areas. Nature Links will learn about these issues and opportunities, and then take action. Join Nature Links starting Tuesday March 17th in room 106 after school. This group is led by Dakotta Staggs and Todd Paddock.

Today’s after school opportunities include:
– Life After High School meeting in 100L
– Homework Zone in the Media Center
– Zumba meeting in room 300

And on the Lunch Menu today, we have:
ENTREE
French Toast Sticks with Sausage Links
Garlic Chicken Flatbread Pizza
Hot & Spicy Chicken Sandwich
Chef Salad
MEATLESS ENTRÉE
French Toast Sticks with Cheese Sticks
Meatless Chef Salad
and a Roll

That’s all for today. Remember that you can see all past episodes of our show on The Advocate Online website at LHSAdvocate.com and a list of all jump codes through the master jump code YZYR.

Thanks for watching our broadcast, and we’ll see you again next time on… LinksLive!

LinksLive!
Season 1: Episode124
March 6, 2020
Produced as part of the Lincoln High
Broadcast Journalism Class

Anchor: Cate Frederick
Adam Al-Hilfy Leon

Guests:
Juliana Quattrocchi

Camera Operator/Lights/Audio:
Avalena Baird

Teleprompter/Studio Setup:
Evan Dang

Post-Production:
Alex Martin

Adviser
Greg Keller

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