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ISSUE 1

Honoring All Veterans at SSC

By: Kristin Liepold

At a special Veteran’s Day program on Monday, students of SSC

and Community members honored Veterans for all they have done in the

service of our country.

The program started off with the posting of the colors by members

of the Seivert-Peterson Post # 608 and the Herbert K. Kellam Post #224. To

honor America, the Pledge of Allegiance was spoken, and the SSC band

performed the National Anthem.

There was a short presentation by Stuart Schumacher, Sadie Volk,

and Jennifer Jimenez, the 2012 Boy’s and Girl’s State representatives.

Stuart began by talking about what he learned at Boy’s State, particularly

how the government system works, and how to make laws. “It is a long

process to make laws,” Schumacher said during his presentation. “We

fought to make it a law to have Ultimate Frisbee played as one of the

games.” Sadie Volk and Jennifer Jimenez talked about their experiences at

Girl’s State. Jenny’s favorite part of Girl’s State was the Candle Light

Ceremony representing each veteran who has died in Minnesota. Sadie grew

fond of learning about the subject of why we are Americans. Volk now

knows why we burn a tattered flag rather than throw it away. She knows

flag etiquette and the real meaning of Veterans Day. Volk encourages all

juniors to consider going to Girl’s or Boy’s State.

The SSC Elementary Flag Squad performed a routine with the

elementary choir singing “We Celebrate America.” The elementary and high

school choirs then sang a song called “A Champion for Peace.” Joni

Garrison and Kevin Huseth directed the choirs.

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Special points of interest:

This issue of the Student Concept will mainly be explaining the many topics our journalism class will

be covering in this newspaper.

In this edition of the Student Concept you will be able to read reviews on video games, see some

senior profiles, and be able to search throughout the paper for hidden clues.

From now on the Student Concept will be released on Wednesdays during lunch.

To contact us:

Phone: 555-555-5555

Fax: 555-555-5555

E-mail: [email protected]


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Student Concept prints its maiden issue

By: Doyle Zellar

The journalism class of 2012-13 will print a school newspaper called Student Concept

each Wednesday during the second quarter. The newspaper will feature three sections - School

News, Wildcat Weekly (sports), and Special Features. The paper will be printed and distributed

to the library, office, cafeteria, Quasar Quick Stop, and a few other strategic locations, but will

also be available on line on the SSC webpage. Please take time to participate in the contests,

submit stories and photos yourself, and read all about the events in your school and

community.


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Honoring Veterans at SSC

Continued from Page 1

Jeff Johnson wanted to enlist in the army. On New Year’s Eve of 1970, Johnson went to boot camp.

Johnson expressed that they definitely taught discipline there. His first assignment was to go overseas

and fight in Vietnam. “It was my first time actually being so far away from home,” Johnson added. A

major burst of energy for any veteran is support or gift packages from friends and family. “I loved when

my grandma gave a package because there would always be small, yummy cookies inside,” Johnson

explained. Jeff Johnson fought for six years.

The program continued on with another musical piece by the elementary and high school

choirs. The SSC band, under the direction of Kevin Huseth, performed “General Grant March” to end the

musical side of the 2012 Veterans Day Program.

The Veterans Day Program ended with the retiring of the colors.

On the eleventh day, of the eleventh month, at the eleventh hour of 1918, WWI ended with

Germany formally signing the Armistice. Veterans Day is celebrated on November 11th of every year. It

is the day to honor all men and women, living or deceased, who have fought for our freedom. It was

once called Remembrance Day and Armistice Day. President Woodrow Wilson started Armistice Day on

November 11, 1919. President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the bill to make it a national holiday on

May 26, 1954. On June 1, 1954, Congress changed the name from “Armistice Day” to “Veterans Day.”

Remember to thank a Veteran for all he or she has done for our country, for freedom is not

truly free.

“Remember to thank a Veteran for all he or she has done for our country, for

freedom is not truly free.”


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Girls Basketball Hits the Court

Hello, Readers! This section will be written by Kaylynn Droll and Rachel Mathias. We will be

covering all the girls basketball games this season, including stats and “after the game” interviews.

The SWU Wildcat girls basketball program started practice early this week. The team is getting

ready for the season with the traditional varsity scrimmage, the Red Rock Conference Jamboree, which

will be Saturday, November 17 in Adrian.

The Varsity and B-squad teams consist of:

Seniors: Alyssa Hendrickson and Sarah Baumgard;

Juniors: Sonja Peters, Kristin Liepold, Alaina Klingeberg, Mariah Feehan, Catelyn LaCour, Autumn

Hinkeldey and Mary Poppe;

Sophomores: Courtney Place, Rachel Mathias, Sarah Schmid, Trista Paulson and Kailey Wendland;

Freshman: Ashley Hendrickson, Megan Haberman, Hailey Schumacher, Andrea Hinkeldey, Ida Rogers-

Ferguson, and Gabi Stenzel who is in the eighth grade.

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School News

By: Kristin Liepold

The “School News” section of the newspaper will consist of school events, fashion, senior

profiles, and interviews of the teachers. The school events portion will cover school activities and other

school related functions. The latest styles and accessories to go with every budget will be featured in the

fashion section. The spotlight will be on certain seniors and teachers in the profile segment. Human

Interest stories are articles about a particular person in the school or community. We hope you enjoy our

newspaper!


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Entertainment coming to “Student Concept”

By: Ernesto Fonseca

In this amazing section of the Student Concept, we will inform you about some of the latest

music, movies, video games, and technology.

There will be an article about music every week, which will consist of five genres, listing the

top five hits for each one. The genres will be hip-hop, rap, country, rock, and metal.

Sometimes there will be an article on movies that gives a good summary about the film, actors,

and director. The movies will either be coming to theaters, are already in theaters, or out on DVD. There

will be quite a variety on the types of movies that will be explained from horror to comedy and from

action to romance.

Another major growing production that we will talk about is the video game industry, which

seems to be growing quite a bit in recent years. The video games we will talk about will most likely be

new releases. From time to time, we will have some blasts from the past and review some games that

helped drive the video game industry into the right direction. We will discuss what brought those games

into becoming a multi-billion dollar industry worldwide.

Finally, the thing that helps us communicate through the web when thousands of miles away or

just a block or two away is technology. Technology is something that is distributed and created

worldwide. We will inform you of the latest technology, and this will range from new cell phones,

laptops, desktops, and TV’s. I really hope Student Concept’s entertainment section keeps you well

informed of the music, movies, video games, and technology of the 21-Century.


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Senior Profiles will be written by

Courtney Place and Jaden Broesder

Senior Profiles

Mykil Vonk is an animal on the SWU Wildcats football team. His

favorite foods are steak and fries. He enjoys hunting and four-wheeling

outside of school. When asked who his favorite teacher was and why, he

answered, “KP, because all his classes are hands on.” His secret, future

dream is living up north in a huge house and shooting deer. His favorite

memory in high school is winning his first varsity football game this year.

After high school, he is undecided of what he wants to do, but he is

considering going to Ridgewater Technical College in Willmar.


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Ben Peter attends Southwest Star Concept as a senior. His extra-

curricular activities include football. His favorite food is pizza. In his spare

time he likes to go hunting and mudding. His secret, future dream is to be a

small-town farmer. When asked who his favorite teacher was, he responded,

“Mr. Bang, because he doesn’t like freshmen.” His secret talent is basketball

and his favorite memory here was winning the football game. He plans on

going to college to be a mechanic after graduating high school.

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Andrew Kramer is a senior here at Southwest Star Concept. In his

spare time he works, sleeps, and takes care of his baby son Tyler. Andrew

participates in basketball. Tacos are his favorite food. When asked what his

dreams for his future are, he replied, “Playing in the NBA and being the

owner of Walmart.” His favorite teacher is Mr. Zellar, “Because we actually

learn something in his class.” Andrew’s best memory at SSC is leading his

basketball team with 42 points against Springfield in the first round of

playoffs last year. His favorite joke is “That’s what she said.” His secret

talent is flaring his nostrils. When asked what superhero he would want to

be, he said, “Superman, because I’d be buff, and because he can fly.” After

graduating from SSC, he plans on working and being with his family.

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Julia DeWall participates in flags at SSC. Her favorite hobbies are ice fishing and hunting. Her

favorite food is Easy Mac. When asked who her favorite teacher was, she said, “Mr. Bang, because he

has a sort of way of explaining things to me, like his methods.” When asked what her favorite joke was,

she responded by saying, “When it’s not a funny joke, I’ll say, ‘Ha, that was a joke’.” Julia’s secret talent

is balancing on the tip of a skyscraper while juggling 12 burning knives. Her favorite SSC memory was

taking Mrs. Wagner’s needles. After graduation, she plans to work towards becoming a registered nurse

and going on from there.


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If you have any questions or

concerns with this newspaper, feel

free to let us know. I hope that you

found the newspaper fun and

factual. Don’t forget that we will be

releasing the Student Concept on

Wednesdays from now on. I am

Aaron Fest, editor, and you can

contact me at 507-227-4095.

Teacher Profiles

By: Courtney Place and Jaden Broesder

Mr. Jacobsen is the art teacher at Southwest Star Concept. We

asked him what his hair was like when he was in high school, and he said it

was funny, long, and parted down the middle. When asked about how he

met his wife, he responded, “At a wedding. I was like the best man and she

was like a personal attendant; she sucked at it. I asked her to dance and what

not.” In high school, Mr. Jacobsen was in sports and worked at Pizza Ranch.

We asked him what he does when he isn’t teaching, and he said, “Coaching,

hanging out with my son and wife, travelling a lot, playing ball in summer,

coaching ball in summer, illustrating books. Mainly everything starts with

my son, Gavin. We hang out a lot. I like movies and music.” He said he

would really miss Kraig Stenzel because “He’s a cool kid.” When asked

about an embarrassing memory he has had, he replied, “Like, my whole life.

I did a lot of dumb stuff. I’d ask this girl out in Jackson everyday from

seventh grade to senior year… shot down every time. I blew my face up in a

camp fire.”


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Girls Basketball Hits the Court

Continued from Page 2

In an interview with Keith Place, head coach of the girls basketball program, we asked what he

anticipated for the upcoming season. He replied, “I hope we can expand on our basketball skills, play as a

team, and develop the talent to be competitive every game.” When asked what he thought the team would

have to work on the most this year, he responded, “We need to work on fundamentals, ball handling, and

passing the ball. Hopefully we can develop our skills.” Place also noted the toughest teams this season for

the Wildcats are expected to be Fulda, SWC, Adrian, and Westbrook. Good luck this year, go Wildcats!!!


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Boys Basketball “International Wildcat”

Boys Basketball

By Mykil Vonk and Christian Mariscal

Mykil Vonk and Christian Mariscal will be giving you all the boys basketball news, scores,

highlights, and stats. We will be giving you some of the most interesting game highlights. Our objective

is to cover all the games’ excitement for our readers. We will try to cover the whole game, so people who

couldn’t go could can learn the outcome and read the important highlights of the game. Also if you want

us to cover something we missed; feel free to let us know.

International Wildcat By: Gaia Betti

Hi everybody, I’m Gaia, the Italian exchange student who is spending the first semester here at

Southwest Star Concept School. In this quarter I will try my best to give a new point of view about what

happens around the world. I would also like to share with you guys, my culture, my traditions, and those

of the other exchange students attending our school. This section will also be a way to know more about

my country, and if you are planning a trip overseas, I will give you some advice to make your vacation

unforgettable.

Since I really enjoy cooking and baking, I will also write easy but tasty recipes in order to have

a little bit of Italy in your own houses and surprise all your family and friends.

I hope you have fun reading my section.


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2012 Firearm Season Wraps Up

The 2012 Firearm Season fired up on November 3rd for a week of deer hunting. After seven

days of beautiful Minnesota bikini weather it was hit or miss for some hunters.

Clay Salzwedel and Ethan Schmit are in charge of putting the hunting and fishing section

together this year. We want to see pictures of your hunting successes. Submit photos to Clay or Ethan to

show them off to your fellow classmates in the school newspaper. We want to see pictures of your ducks,

geese, pheasants, deer, coons, fish or anything having to do with hunting or fishing.

This week we are running a contest to see who has the best deer so far this year. Submit your

trophy picture to us for a chance to win a 15 dollar gift certificate to Running’s. Whether you’ve been

bow hunting for two months or had some success with your firearm, let us know what you’ve tagged!

To submit photos or stories to Clay or Ethan contact:

Clay- Email: [email protected] or text a photo: (507)841-3841

Ethan- Email: [email protected] or text a photo: 507-295-2073

Hunter Timko, 10th grade, scores on a beautiful buck this last weekend of Firearm. This is a

nice seven point buck, makes a good competitor for this week’s contest.


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TV for sale

$5 Contact Mykil Vonk: 507-370-0053

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2000 Dodge Ram 1500 Extended Cab 4X4 V8 5.9L 205k miles

Ext. Blue/Int. Gray

SLT package

Heated mirrors

Tool box

Fog lights

Towing Package

Asking $2500 obo

Contact Ben Peter: 507-220-2527

1985 Pontiac Grand Prix 305 stock motor 157k miles

Ext. brown / int. Brown

Asking $1500 obo

Contact Mason Post: 507-360-4306

2002 Honda XR 80 Dirt Bike

$800 firm

Contact Trey Cranston 507-329-2202


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Your business tag line her.

Picture Page Explanation

By Riley Lentz

The “Picture Page” will be a page with photos of people, events, classes, and many happenings

throughout the week. Students can send in photos to the Journalism Class each week, as it would be

beneficial to us, and you would get to display the great times you have shared. Pictures that are submitted

must be appropriate and must be related to the school. The only prize for sending in pictures will be the

pleasure of seeing your photo displayed to the entire school in the paper and the community on the web.

At the end of the week Catelyn LaCour and Riley Lentz will select the pictures worthy enough for the

Student Concept. Each new week will start the day after the paper is released. Your pictures can be sent

to: [email protected] to be reviewed. Students are encouraged to send in their

pictures.

To contact us:

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Top 5 Music Hits

By: Walker Crocker

Metal

Engine 45 by: the Ghost Inside

Exochrist by: Axewound

Dark Days by: Parkway Drive

Greater Foundation by: As I Lay Dying

1984 by: Adestria

Hip Hop

My Favourite Song by: Wiz Khalifa

The Way It Goes by: ASAP Ant

I’m Here Now by: XSPO

Drank In My Cup by: Kid Ink

Back 2 the Basics by: Mike Will

Rap

Burn by: Meek Mill

Tougher Colder Killer by: El-P

Hold Me Back by: Rick Ross

Works Every Time by: El-P

Reagan by: Killer Mike

Country

We Are Never Getting Back Together by: Taylor Swift

Cruise by: Florida Georgia Line

Blown Away by: Carrie Underwood

Wanted by: Hunter Hayes

Hard To Love by: Lee Brice

Rock

Some Nights by: fun.

Too Close by: Alex Clare

Home by: Philip Philips

Ho Hey by: The Lumineers

It’s Time by: Imagine Dragons

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Assassin’s Creed III Review

By: Ernesto Fonseca

“There I was, climbing ledge-to-ledge, tree-to-tree, approaching

ever-closer to my target. I jumped off a two-story tall building, landing

without injury, but as I landed, I managed to alert Redcoats, also known as

British Soldiers. I sprinted through alleyways, taking sharp turns, dodging

market carts, and shoving people out of my way while trying to escape the

Redcoats. The guards fired their muskets while I managed to grab a

Redcoat, only to use him as my meat-shield. I ran until I escaped my

pursuers and my target was finally in sight. I climbed atop a building and

waited at the edge for the captain of the Redcoats to approach. As he walked

right under the ledge, I launched an attack. Leaping down with my hidden

blade, the captain managed to break my 50-foot drop. My hidden blade had

pierced his neck, and I managed to get the bit of information I needed to

start a Revolutionary War, to rebuild the Legacy of the Assassins Creed

Brotherhood.” – Ernesto’s experience with ACIII

Assassin’s Creed is a much-anticipated game series that began in

2007. The trilogy consists of 5 main installments, and 5 other little add-ons

that are not based on the main story-line. The newest installment,

“Assassin’s Creed III”, was released on October 31, 2012. Set against the

backdrop of the American Revolution in the late 18th century, Assassin’s

Creed III introduces a new hero, Ratonnake:ton, of Native American and

English heritage. Adopting the name Connor, he becomes the new voice for

justice in the ancient war between the assassins and Templers. Players

become an assassin in the War for Liberty against ruthless tyranny in the

most stylized and fluid combat experiences in the franchise, to-date.

Assassin’s Creed III spans the Revolutionary War, taking gamers from the

vibrant untamed frontier to busting colonial towns and the intense, chaotic

battlefields where George Washington’s Continental Army clashed with the

imposing British Army.

Desmond Miles, who is one of the main characters of this game

series, goes back to experience the genetic memories of his Revolutionary

War-era ancestor, Connor. At this time Connor battles an evil group of

people called the Templars. The Templars are strange people who don’t like

the way the world is at the moment, so they are trying to destroy civilization

so they can rebuild it in their vision. Assassin’s Creed III takes place during,

before, and after the American Revolution, but don’t expect a patriotic love

letter to the founding fathers! Instead, you will find a historically accurate

and fairly cynical portrait of our country’s founding. There will undoubtedly

be some controversy about this video game. Learn our actual history before

worshiping some romanticized version that never happened. I would highly

recommend this game for those who strive for adventure and love to learn

about history.

This game is rated “M” for mature. (17 years or older to buy)

The Platforms for this game are for Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and

PC.

(Photo Courtesy goes to Ubisoft.)


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Galaxy S3 Review By: Walker Crocker

The Galaxy S3 was revealed to the public May 3, 2012, at Earls

Court in London. This phone has many awesome features such as an eye

tracking device, S beam, Burst Shot, and Best Photo.

The eye tracking device is a nice addition to the Samsung S3. As long as

your eyes are on the screen, it won’t dim or turn off.

S Beam allows the users to transfer videos or picture just by

touching their phones together. Not all devices will be S Beam compatible,

but in the near future Samsung hopes to make that happen.

Burst shot allows you to take 20 pictures in under 1 minute, while using

Best Picture will pick out the best picture that came out of the bunch.

(Photo Courtesy goes to Samsung)

If you have any questions or concerns with

this newspaper, feel free to let us know. I hope

that you found the newspaper fun and factual.

Don’t forget that we will be releasing the

Student Concept on Wednesdays from now

on. I am Aaron Fest, editor, and you can

contact me at 507-227-4095.


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