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Kids learn ‘hydroponic’
plant lesson
By MIRIAM
MOELLER, Journal Staff Writer
ISHPEMING — Engulfed by the sweet smell of fresh
basil and tomato plants, Kari Lyle, 11, clad in
a white lab coat, checks the water level of her
sixth-grade class’ hydroponic garden at C.L.
Phelps Middle School.
“This is their first semester doing
hydroponics,” said Jill Bradford, hydroponic
consultant. “Hydroponics is Greek for water
laborer, and it’s basically growing plants in
water instead of soil.”
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Broadcasting class
receives recognition
By MIRIAM MOELLER,
Journal Staff Writer
ISHPEMING — Every day during
sixth hour at C.L. Phelps Middle School,
students get in front of the camera and practice
their on-the-air skills.
On Thursday, Ishpeming eighth-graders Esteban
Atondo and Tony Williams, both 13, played the
anchors, sitting in front of the camera of
Panther TV — the school’s all-student produced
news channel. The school gets to watch the
channel every day at 2:45 p.m.
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I.H.S. Yearbook Staff
Receives Honors
Ishpeming High School's Hematite
Yearbook staff received honorable mention in the
National Best of The Best Yearbook Contest for
their 2006 book. Ishpeming was the only school
in the Upper Peninsula to receive honors.
The honor
was in the best story writing category.
"The
students deserve the award for their hard work
and dedication to the journalism process. We
visited NMU's Northwind in recent years and the
staff really improved their interviewing and
story writing process." -Mr. Corey Stiles,
Adviser and English Teacher
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