DAILY BULLETIN

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WEDNEsday

December 3, 2024

Today’s Uniform:
Class B
Tomorrows UNIFORM:
Class A
MEAL MENU

II MESS: Chicken Vegetable Coconut Curry, Vegetarian Curry, Basmati Rice, Flat Bread

III Mess: Creamy Cajun Pasta, Andouille Sausage, Chicken, Onions, Peppers, Tomato, Penne, Roasted Broccoli and Cauliflower                                                  

Salad: Cajun Cobb Salad                                        

I Mess: Chocolate Chip Pancakes, Scrambled Eggs, Sausage Link, Skillet Potatoes, Juice, Milk, Infused Ice Water, Fresh Cut Fruit, Berries, Yogurt, Granola, Hand Fruit

           TEACHER/COUNSELOR OFFICE/STUDY HALL HOURS

Ms. Stanton            Counseling

Ms. Castellano       Office Hours

Mr. Swearingen     Study Hall

Mr. Garo                  Study Hall 

Mr. Mustazza         Study Hall

 

               Peer Advisors

5-5:30pm                 Mario Riquer
5:30-6pm                 Ryan Kang
6 – 6:30pm               Sean Din
6:30 – 7pm               Kayden Jansen
7 – 7:30pm               Hudson Moelke
7:30 – 8pm               Minh Quoc Nguyen

 

FOCAL POINTS

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, this month’s Warrior Virtue theme is gratitude.

What is gratitude? Gratitude is a feeling of appreciation or thankfulness for kindness or generosity received from someone or something. Last year, UCLA Health published a scientifically backed article discussing the benefits of gratitude. Practicing gratitude can help improve your mood, lessening anxiety and depression. It can even improve your sleep and benefit your heart.

Consider some of the following activities to start practicing gratitude in your day-to-day life:

  • Recognize Mentors: Take the time to thank someone who has mentored you and show appreciation for their guidance and support.
  • Thank You Notes: A thank you note is sincere, personal, and to-the-point. The world’s best leaders make a point of using thank you notes to build connection and express gratitude toward people who interact with them.
  • Meditation: It’s not just for yogis. Meditating on the things that you’re thankful for can help put your life into perspective, especially when you find yourself struggling with a negative mindset.
  • Daily Affirmations: Sometimes the only person who can talk you through tough times is you. Taking yourself through a list of what you’re grateful for in your life can set your mood for the entire day ahead.

SPORTS BLAST

All cadets, please remember to form up in front of Davis Hall for our mandatory accountability formation. Only head to your sports after you have been dismissed.

Basketball

Wednesday vs Foothills JV 5:30 pm Varsity 7 pm
Friday vs Morse JV 5:30pm Varsity 7 pm
MS Basketball
Wednesday @ Horizon Prep 3 pm
Esports
Monday thru Friday 3:30 pm to 530 pm
Ice Hockey
Saturday
Varsity vs Faith Lutheran @ Great Park 8:30 pm
JV vs Faith Lutheran @ Great Park 4:30 pm
 Sunday
House League Game TBD
Varsity Soccer
Monday @ Logan Memorial 6 pm
Wednesday vs Del Lago
Surf Team
Practice 3:45 till sunset
HS Baseball
Practice 3:45-5PM
Wrestling
Tuesday Quad Match 5 pm (Duffield Gym)
Saturday @ Granite Hills Invitational 8 am
UPDATES
ADMISSIONS: WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH $1000?

As the Office of Admission gears up for Spring admissions, we’d like to remind you about our exciting Bring-a-Buddy program. A number of cadets have already taken advantage of this program to recommend their friends to the Academy. If you a refer a friend to Army and Navy Academy, you’ll receive a $1000 credit at the Bookstore when he successfully enrolls. That’s a lot of Takis!

Please contact the Office of Admission up the stairs from the Mess Hall if you have any questions about this program.

From the Mess Hall

Reminder: Pick up your trash! You must take your plates and silverware to the dish room window. DO NOT dump your plates and silverware into the trash.

Spring Break Trip

If you are going to Italy during Spring Break 2025, there is a MANDATORY meeting Wednesday at lunch. Grab your lunch and come to room 303.

 

ASB/ Door Decorating

Today during club time we will have door decorating. Please report to your club for further directions.

Weekend Activities Dec. 5-8

Thursday, Dec. 5th

1530-1800                   Indoor Rock-Climbing Club, Mesa Rim

 

Friday, Dec. 6th               

1700-2100                            Ice Skating

 

Saturday, Dec. 7th

1200-1400                            Basketball Tournament in Davis Hall

1200-1500                            Cadets Choice

1800-2200                            Movie Run

 

Sunday, Dec. 8th         

1000-1700                            Paintball

 

Las Posadas!

Our Annual Las Posadas  celebration will be Thursday December 5th at 1730!!

 The Atkinson Warrior Band Concert and Christmas Dinner

 Please join us on Monday, December 9th at 530 for our Annual Atkinson Warrior Band concert and Christmas Dinner inside Davis Hall!

From The Health Center

Cover Your Cough Poster

Flu season is approaching. Make sure that you wash your hands and cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze. Let’s stop the spread of germs.

TODAY IN HISTORY

Hostage Terry Anderson freed in Lebanon

 

On December 4, 1991, Islamic militants in Lebanon release kidnapped American journalist Terry Anderson after 2,454 days in captivity.

As chief Middle East correspondent for the Associated Press, Anderson covered the long-running civil war in Lebanon (1975-1990). On March 16, 1985, he was kidnapped on a west Beirut street while leaving a tennis court. His captors took him to the southern suburbs of the city, where he was held prisoner in an underground dungeon for the next six-and-a-half years.

Anderson was one of 92 foreigners (including 17 Americans) abducted during Lebanon’s bitter civil war. The kidnappings were linked to Hezbollah, or the Party of God, a militant Shiite Muslim organization formed in 1982 in reaction to Israel’s military presence in Lebanon. They seized several Americans, including Anderson, soon after Kuwaiti courts jailed 17 Shiites found guilty of bombing the American and French embassies there in 1983. Hezbollah in Lebanon received financial and spiritual support from Iran.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE

“There has never been a man mean and at the same time virtuous.”

— Kong Qiu (Confucius) 

DEAN

“You can tell a lot about a person by the way they handle three things: a rainy day, lost luggage and tangled Christmas tree lights.”

— Maya Angelou

COMMANDANT

“Life must be worn gloriously.”

— Captain Christopher Pike

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