THE SUBIN AND AL UPDATE Subin’s Trip to America
TOTINO-GRACE HIGH SCHOOL/JANUARY/2012
When my mother and my father told me, “You will go to live in Minnesota,” I felt happy and I also felt nervous. I knew about Minnesota, that it gets cold in winter and there is much snow. The temperature in Busan, where I live, is about 6℃ degrees in winter, I knew that the Minnesota in winter will be very cold, but when I go here Minnesota is very hotter than Korea. I found out in summer that I would come here. I left Busan at the end of August. My mother, father, and two sisters all drove me to airport in Busan. After I went through Security, I was all alone. No family, no friends were with me. I took a Delta flight from Busan to America, I go there through Japan. It was just two hours on the airplane. I slept the whole way to Japan.
One flight attendant was Korean, so she talked to me about the airplane, and about my schedule for changing planes at the airport and she helped me relax. I had two hours in the airport in Japan. I looked around the airport. I watched the Japanese people and I found my gate for my new airplane flight. I found my seat on the plane. I was in a long middle row in the middle between two men. They were both American businessmen. We did not talk the whole flight. That was sixteen hours, I ate American food. It was meatballs and French bread and I drank some water and Pepsi. I also ate chicken salad and pretzels. It was my first time eating pretzels, but they did not taste good to me. Finally I arrived Minnesota, My host family was waiting for me so I met them and go home and have a rest, and next day I went TG.
I ate Japanese food by airline food like sushi and I like this so that was a good thing for me.
Johnson Scores Winner On December 17th, the TG Eagles JV hockey team took on the Holy Family Fire at Parade Ice Garden. The game went back and forth as both teams came short on countless chances. At the end of regulation the scoreboard read 3 to 3. Holy family came out strong early getting their chances. But then the tides turned, the Eagles marched down on the rush as Johnson buried a rebound to secure the victory for his team. (Totino-Grace 4, Holy Family Catholic 3)
ALABAMA WINS 2nd BCS IN 3 YEARS The game was sweet redemption By: Alex Johnson for Alabama’s kickers Jeremy After Alabama’s dominating 21-0 Shelley and Cade Foster, who win over LSU in the BCS National combined for five field goals, a Championship Game, Tide coach BCS record. (http://joybehar.blogs.cnn.com/article/ Nick Saban said that his team was inspired by the movie “Red Tails,” 2012/01/10/alabama-kicks-lsu-tigers-tail-21-0bcs) which they saw the night before. “We went to see the move Red 2009 2010 Tails last night, which I would recommend to anybody,” Saban 2011 2012 said, according to the Huffington Post. “But, you know, those guys' Fans Attended motto was "to the last plane, the The 2012 BCS Title game set attendance bullet, the last man, the minute we records as shown (right) fight and we always stay with the mission." On Monday night, the Tide kicked 68000 70750 73500 76250 79000 some purple and gold tail. If you left the TV on and went to bed before the game was over, that snoozing sound you heard could have easily been the Tiger offense. An inspired Alabama shut down a Tiger offense that had been average more than 300 yards a game. On Monday, they managed a measly 92, sending a dejected fan base and jubilant Tide fans pouring onto Bourbon Street after Injured the game. The first time these two teams met A minnesota hockey player, in November, they combined for 15 Jack Jablonski was severe points. This time they totaled up 21 injured on December 28th, after points – all for Alabama. The receiving a hit into the boards. shutout was LSU’s first since 2002 The community of not only the and the first ever in a BCS title Twin Cities, but yet the State game. It was reported that LSU watched of Minnesota and certain "Contraband," the night before the surrounding states have rallied game; judging from their play on behind this certain tragic event. the field they might as well have Jack’s parents have stated been C-SPAN. public thanks to all who have "We couldn't sustain any consistency," LSU coach Les Miles supported him and their family. said, according to ESPN. "The calls became much more difficult."
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Subin’s Favorite Foods BY: SUBIN AN
ABOUT SOME KOREAN FOOD 1. kim chi : kim chi is very typical food in korea. There are many kinds of kim chi but usually it makes to use Korean cabbage and it is little different American cabbage. Every Korean people like kim chi but some of young kid don’t like kim chi becuase it is very spicy to little kid. Almost Korean food use kim chi so there are many spicy food in korean food 2. bibimbap: It makes Rice Mixed with Vegetables, Beef, egg and kochujang (It likes hot pepper soy paste)
TG Lacrosse Preview After a disappointing finish in last year’s season, the Totino Grace Lacrosse Team is looking to avenge. Graduating few last season, the Eagles are looking to rebuild and make a run at a state tournament
birth. Their top midfield line of Senior ‘s Ben Carlson, Bryton Frauly, and Sophomore Alex Johnson are looking to be the offensive leaders on this team. Meanwhile, top defender Ham Sarris looks to lead the defensive core.
TG Helps Injured Rival Totino Grace HS raised over 4500 dollars for an injured student from rival, Benilde St. Margaret’s. Totino Grace also honored their fellow peer by wearing red and white (BSM’S school colors) to show support for 16 year old Jack Jablonski. Totino Grace is not the only school from the metro showing their support. Many schools, such as many private schools, have done things similar to the TG students. Hill Murray of Maplewood raised over a whopping 17,000 to support Jack and his family. Many other Catholic school’s have shown their support. By: Alex Johnson