11/5

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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Monday November 5! Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO

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A reminder to all students that tonight, Monday Nov. 5th, is the 45th Annual College Night at Conestoga Valley High school from 6-8pm.  There will be over 200 colleges, trade, nursing, technical and business schools represented.  In addition to the schools, there will also be seminars on how to choose a college, and financial aid.  This event is perfect for freshmen, sophomores and juniors as it’s never too early to  start planning.

Be sure to remind your parents as this is an awesome way to begin the college process.

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The school counseling office is holding a contest to look for artwork to feature on the cover of the 2019-2020 Course Selection Guide book.  If you are interested, please download a copy of the information sheet that has been posted to your Schoology newsfeed.  The submission deadline is November 20th, so don’t delay.

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NOW OVER TO ____ WITH THE NEWS

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NEWS INTRO VIDEO

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Iran's President Hassan Rouhani has vowed to "break" swingeing sanctions re-imposed by the US targeting core parts of the economy. The Trump administration is restoring all sanctions lifted under the 2015 nuclear deal in a bid to pressure Iran. They will hit oil exports, shipping and banks, and make it difficult to do business with the oil-rich nation. But Rouhani struck a defiant tone, saying that Iran would "continue selling oil". "We will proudly break the sanctions," he said at a meeting of economic officials. European countries which are still party to the accord designed to curb Iran's nuclear activity say they will help businesses bypass the sanctions. But there are doubts how successful this will be.

A New Zealand fisherman has rescued an 18-month-old boy from the ocean, in an incident described as a "freakish miracle". Gus Hutt, a holiday camper staying on Matata Beach on North Island, was fishing when he spotted a small figure floating in the water. He first thought it was a doll and only realized it was a child after he "let out a little squeak". The boy had escaped from his parents' tent and ended up in the ocean. Whakatane Police confirmed to news sources that they attended the emergency, adding that the baby was now "okay"

1733 - The first issue of the New York Weekly Journal was published by John Peter Zenger, a colonial American printer and journalist. A year later, he was arrested on charges of libeling New York's royal governor.

2013 - India successfully launched their Mars Orbiter Mission, hoping that they would become the fourth country to reach Mars. 

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Now over to _________ with lunch

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LUNCH VIDEO

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SPORTS INTRO VIDEO

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In sports results, Maddie Root scored the only goal of Saturday's State tournament entry game only 5 minutes into the match. Jocelyn Umana posted 8 saves in the shutout victory. 

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This years Junior vs Senior Powder Puff game will be TOMORROW Tuesday Nov 6th starting at 7pm at the War. For more details, follow Marzock’s snaps!

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Starting Wednesday November 7th Mr. Clair will be running Speed Training for any and all athletes starting at 2:45.  We will meet in the gym.  We will have days that we will be in the gym or possibly outside so please be prepared for both. 

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Rifle Open Gyms will be held November 6th and 13th from 6:00pm to 8:00pm.  Both evenings are Tuesdays. The first day of practice for the Rifle Team is Friday November 16th.

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Reminder,

If you plan on trying out for a winter sport, you must have your physical paperwork turned into the athletic off by Monday November 12th.  If you have any question on what paperwork you need please see Mrs. Cummings in the Athletic office.

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Today in sports, none. But tomorrow at 6:00, the girls soccer team plays it's first match of the State tournament at West Chester East against Conestoga. 

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Now back to the main desk

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The EHS Theater Program will be looking for members to cover stage crew and some technical board positions. Any students interested in being part of this year's fall production of “Clue “ stage crew should report to the auditorium TODAY for a brief meeting with Mr. Gonzalez at 4:15pm. Plan to stay for an hour. Those who are interested in learning about the lighting or sound board positions should stop by Mr. Bischoff's in Room 318 for more information. All students involved in the fall play must be in good standing and compliance with all academic requirements. “Clue” performance dates will be Nov 16 & 17. 

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The Fall Play, Clue, is only a few weeks away and tickets are now available online! Lets check out a quick video.

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CLUE VIDEO

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If you are considering attending CTC, Open House is another way to get extra points on your application!  It will be Thursday November 8th from 6-8pm at all Campus’.  Great opportunity for students who are unsure of what they want to do after high school too.  You will get inspired.

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Partnering with fellow Lancaster county school districts, Ephrata High School is proud to announce that a fundraiser for the #WarwickStrong benefit will be held. T-shirts will be sold to help promote this cause. During Lunch periods today, and Monday through Wednesday there will be a table set up with order forms for any who wish to purchase. Students, faculty and family members are welcome to purchase and help be involved with this benefit. All forms will be due Wednesday November 7th. So get your form at lunch today! Thank you to all who participate. We stand with Warwick. 

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