As a Hill intern you have to respond to every constituent email. That means sometimes 100s of e-mails a day. Yes you can build out a template, but each one needs to feel personalized. People are e-mailing you about very personal and important topics – climate change, healthcare reform...
1: The gravity control: there is a hypothesis that gravity isn’t actually a force of the universe, but rather is a reaction on space/time by mass reacting with masslessness (or in other words a distortion in dimensions by the presence of mass); if one can figure out how to “strum ...
“The difference 24 hours of a change in the weather makes. For what was a week of staring into a nice open meadow while writing, we awoke to the snowfall that ended up covering the whole mountain side. It felt like another country and for most of us, it was our first time se...
Kevin Le and Peter Nguyen received a high commendation for their innovative house which featured roof top gardens and water collection among other things. These students and others were really committed to their projects and enjoyed the challenge. Year 9 enjoyed the day and gained some valuable ins...
second day, too!). The crowd was small, but full of fans, and made for a fantastic atmosphere – and short water lines! They opened with “July, July!” and closed with the superb “The Chimbley Sweep” – which lead singer Colin Meloy ...
(11) who have been chosen to represent High at the 2008 UNICEF Australia J-Rap Forum: Junior Roundtable on Asia Pacific: A discussion on regional children’s rights and young people’s issues. A key question for the Forum is: If you could make just one change in Australia to support ...
After psyching up, taking out of our heads Mr Barris’s advice on tape we got on the water. We were ready to have our shot at the seemingly untouchable Shore, Newington and Kings who were slightly better than us on the day. When the hooter went, High came off the start with speed,...
As a lead up to the day we had three crews of varying experience brave the early morning start of 6am over five Saturdays to train and/or learn to row as a crew. Not without mishaps, which we will look back on with a smile, all crews managed to get some good water time and ...
High Rowing is not only about boys on the water, it relies on parents being involved. Feeding our boys as they come off the water on Saturdays and providing good food and care whilst they are in camp at the sheds are responsibilities that the parents of the rowers need to share. ...