Monday, October 6, 2014

LONE STAR DISPATCH

F1 'STEMS's into school curriculum

Who: Mazda, Joel Miller
What: Joel Miller (Race Car driver) and a speaker with Mazda spoke to students who would want to be apart of the world of racing. They're starting a program called STEM ( Science Technology Engineering, and Math). They explained how Racing works with the cars and pit crew.
Where: Bowie High School Auditorium
When: September 16th at Bowie, and September 17th at Akins
Why: To help get a great vision and understanding of race cars, and the process
How: Giving a Speech and Presentation with a car itself

     Joel Miller (Race car driver) and a speaker from Mazda came to Bowie High School, to Present and give a speak about the understanding of race cars and the process. During they're presentation, they talked to the students about a program they have called STEM (Science Technology Engineering, and Math). The program is mainly for students who are interested into working with NASCAR in the future or any other racing process etc.


   Rule changes lead to new game experience

Who: Students who were making messes at games
What: At Varsity football games, the students were making messes and distractions to the game with sill string, baby powder, whistles, and crowd surfing. Which is not aloud anymore, even backpacks got banned to bring to games. Officials now work at games to look out for that stuff but also for language and rude comments.
Where: Burger Stadium, Austin Texas
When: Recently
Why: The teachers felt as fit the noise makers and silly string and comments to the field were being a distraction to the players on the field.
How: Throwing baby powder and sill string, blowing on whistles, using noise makers, and crowd surfing

        In the Student section at varsity football games tend to throw baby powder in the air and use silly string, also crown surf. To the teachers this is unacceptable also while the poor language and rude comments and yelling to the field. To the footballs player, they love everything the student do for them it pumps them up and gets the players excited, they love their support to the team. The players claim that they can't even hear the comments or yelling mainly just the band, now they've made rules for this stuff some of the players are kind of sad that they won't get the kind of support they used to get. 

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