Word of the Day
Alex Stoner’s word of the day is colophon. Which is a statement at the end of a book, typically with a printer’s emblem, giving information about its authorship and printing. Colophon.
PiM Boosters Class of ‘22 T-Shirt Design Contest
Seniors – Immortalize your art on the hearts of PiM Class of 2022!
Submit your designs by March 15th to Boosters@pimartshs.org. Designs will only be accepted by Seniors. The entire class will vote for their favorite design between the dates of March 20th and April 5th. Check your Advisory Google Classrooms for more information.
Clue Auditions
Auditions for the spring play are Monday and Tuesday. Use the Google Classroom code on The Callboard to get the information. There will be an informational meeting tomorrow afterschool in the Loading Dock Theatre.
The Battle of Boat – The Musical!
Did you get your tickets for The Battle of Boat?! – The show opens tomorrow night – and runs next weekend as well! The Battle of Boat is set during WW1, it follows the adventures of a group of children trying to find their place in a world at war. This musical is heartwarming, funny, emotional and exciting! Go support your peers – It’s what supportive artists do.
Clothing Swap
Eco club will be holding a clothing swap event tomorrow from 3:30 – 5:30 in the Alumni Commons – aka the cafeteria. It’s not too late to bring clothes to room 204 for the swap. If you didn’t bring clothes to swap, you can still participate in the event for $5. See the fliers for details. Hope to see you tomorrow!
Random Recognition
For Black History Month Random Recognition celebrates the achievements and community efforts of notable Black artists. Today we recognize … Thurgood Marshall. Born in Baltimore, Maryland (at the time, known as the most segregated city in the country) Thurgood was raised by his mother, who was a teacher, and his father, who worked in the service sector. He went to Howard University, he spent years working at the NAACP and he served as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. Marshall was the Court’s first African-American justice. Prior to his judicial service, he successfully argued several cases before the Supreme Court, including Brown v. Board of Education. He was also awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1993. Thurgood Marshall told his students at Howard University that they had to be social engineers, advocating for racial justice.
Today’s Lunch
Soft Shell Beef Taco
Black Beans
Whole Grain 8” Tortilla
Shredded Cheese & Lettuce
Salsa
Apple
