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Science Team Wins Accolades

A total of seventy-four teams participated in the Western Long Island Science Olympiad Regional Competition on February 2 at Kellenberg Memorial High School. The Roslyn team completed twenty-two events, which included Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry Lab, Fermi Questions, and Maglev. 

Roslyn achieved eleventh place, just two points shy of qualifying for the New York State Competition in March. The team earned thirteen medals in six different events. This was truly a great accomplishment. 

Special congratulations to Arshia Aalami and Arvind Kumar for winning second place in Chemistry Lab; Sahil Anand and Bowen Yu for winning fifth place in Astronomy; Dena Kohn and Diana Jeong Ro for winning fifth place in Triple E; Matthew Forrest and Victor Wu for winning sixth place in Disease Detectives; Arvind Kumar, Rachel Mintz, and Jordan Rosen for winning seventh place in Experimental Design; Dean Oken and Spencer Shores for winning eighth place in Elastic Launch Glider. 

The team’s success could not have been possible without the incredible help and dedication from faculty advisors Irena Tsarevsky, Vincent Kreyling, and William Marvin. Additionally, the steadfast guidance from Team Captains Arshia Aalami, Matthew Forrest, Aansh Shah, Rachel Mintz, Sahil Anand, Dena Kohn, and Victor Wu was invaluable to the team’s success. Faculty member Mary Cronin was also instrumental in the team’s triumph. 


News

Third generation owners herald a new day

 

“I’m proud of what we’re doing here,” said Kelly Norris, great-granddaughter of Jeanne Shibley Bell, the founder of the Shibley Day Camp in Roslyn.  

 

Ms. Norris is referring to the extensive upgrades, renovations and improvements now under way at the camp.  The projects are moving forward under the guidance of her father, Ernest Norris, with additional help from her mother, Jane Bradbury Norris and her sister Mackenzie.  

The Village of Roslyn Harbor board of trustees has approved a new budget for 2013-2014. Now village officials would like to resolve another pressing issue facing Roslyn Harbor: A significant reduction in size of the AT&T cell tower, located on Beech Road.

 

As noted in a recent issue of The Roslyn News, the village, due to the 1996 Federal Communications Act, can’t do anything about the “microwave” tower’s existence, but it can reduce the size.


Sports

The Ninth Annual Cancer Center for Kids Golf Outing will take place on Monday, June 17 at the Wind Watch Golf and Country Club in Hauppauge. An afternoon of golf on one of Long Island’s most beautiful golf courses will be followed by a lively dinner and reception featuring good food and great company as well as a wide variety of unique raffle prizes.

“She is a good athlete, but not exceptional. I don’t think she was the fastest girl on the court in any game or practice she played in.” So said Herricks Girls” Basketball Head Coach Glenn Lavey about senior Lady Highlander Alison Ricchiuti.

 

Ricchiuti has been named Nassau County Player of the Year by both the Nassau County Coaches Association and by Verizon FIOS.


Calendar

Eve Keller Lecture - June 13

Cancer Survivor's Day - June 15

Annual Golf Outing Benefit - June 17


Columns

The Worst-Case Coliseum
Written by Sheila Ferrari

Belmont Stakes 2013: A Sure Bet
Written by Mike Barry, MFBarry@optonline.net