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Front to back, Kieran Dong, Pan Zheng, Crystal Liang and Ian Walp stand near their rocket. Griffin Johnson is also part of the group, which was one of only 100 teams around the country to qualify for the Team America Rocketry Challenge.
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UP, UP AND AWAY Skyline High rocketry club headed to national competition
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ucked away in the lower level of Skyline High School and hidden in a small science classroom, a group of students have launched themselves into the national spotlight.
Juniors Ian Walp, Crystal Liang, Kieran Dong, Pan Zheng and Griffin Johnson — members of the school’s Physics/Rocketry Club — qualified to compete in the Team America Rocketry Challenge May 11 in Washington, D.C. The group is one of 100 teams selected from around the country and just one of two from Washington state. “It’s unique because it’s not the most wellknown club, it’s not the most visible club at all, so it’s pretty cool for everyone to be excited for them,” said physics teacher and club advisor Becky Fowler. The club first started designing its rocket in August and completed the project in December. In a recent qualifying launch at Redmond’s 60 Acres Park, they sent their 600 gram, 29-inch long projectile 747 feet in the
LEND A HAND The Skyline High School Physics/Rocketry Club continues to have fundraisers to support its trip to the Team America Rocketry Challenge in Washington, D.C., but they are also accepting donations. Those interested in helping the students can contact Becky Fowler at fowlerr@ issaquah.wednet.edu or 425-837-7827. air with a hang time of 49.2 seconds. On top of meeting distance and time requirements, the group also protected an egg on the interior of the rocket using Tempur-Pedic padding. Walp noted the most unusual aspect of the rocket lies in its tube fins. “If we were going for just pure altitude we would want regular fins because tube fins have significantly more drag, but because of the aerodynamics of tube fins it also changes the way the rocket performs and it tends to be less affected by the wind,” he said. Three of the five team members, including Walp, Liang and Dong, qualified for the national competition two years ago as freshmen. They are looking forward to making the return to the nation’s capital.
“It’s always interesting to see how other people build their rockets,” Liang said. “I remember two years ago we saw a rocket that was put together with duct tape.” Dong said she enjoys the sight-seeing opportunities in Washington, D.C., but also is excited to scope out the competition in the NASA-sponsored event. “Some have very professional looking rockets, some have really professional looking paint jobs and stuff,” she said. “There’s lots and lots of local people who come to spectate.” This is the fourth team from Skyline to qualify for the event in the last nine years. Teams also qualified in 2004, 2005 and in 2011. Fowler said the most impressive part of her student’s accomplishment is they do everything by themselves. Fowler and Dave Walp, a volunteer advisor, help with suggestions, but that’s as far as it goes. “I don’t do anything because I can’t, not because I don’t want to,” Fowler said. “Everything is supposed to be 100 percent built by the students.” The only other Washington school to send a team to the national competition was Northwest Yeshiva High School on Mercer Island. There were 725 teams around the country who made the attempt. Only 100 teams, representing 29 states, met the qualifications.
Erickson Logging is seeking a new logging permit, this time for 95 acres of the 216acre parcel it owns on Squak Mountain. Bruce McDonald with the state Department of Natural Resources said a habitat assessment is required on about 40 of the acres, due to concern over a rare seabird, the marbled murrelet. Kurt Erickson said he will apply for a permit for the rest of the property at a later time, adding that he is still working to sell the property to King County. Appraisals are being done now, he added. The new permit excludes a large triangular piece that is higher up the mountain and contains old growth timber. Of concern is whether or not there is habitat for the marbled murrelets. The robin-sized seabirds forage in the ocean, but they nest in mature old-growth forests, exactly what is found high on Squak Mountain. McDonald said they found trees that were identified as potential platforms for the bird. Erickson said he does plan to have a study done to see if there are any active habitat for the birds on the mountain. The area to be logged now is what is referred to as the old camping club, which is directly off of SR 900, the IssaquahRenton highway. The group, Save Squak, argues that the parcels are not suitable for a clear-cut timber harvest based on the land’s topography and geology. It also says soil erosion, possibly leading to landslides after heavy rains, would impact travel on SR 900 and that heavy equipment and log hauling trucks entering and exiting SR 900 SEE SQUAK, 2
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BC Foundation luncheon set May 1
The Bellevue College Foundation will hold its 14th Annual “Become Exceptional” Luncheon on May 1. Featured speaker will be Gerald Chertavian, founder of Year Up, an organization that trains and educates low-income young adults. The doors to the Meydenbauer Center, the luncheon’s venue, will open at 11:30 a.m., and the program will run from noon to 1:30
p.m. The luncheon is the foundation’s biggest fundraising event of the year and is expected to draw more than 1,000 community and business leaders from the Puget Sound region. The fundraising goal is to surpass last year’s total of $280,000 in donations. Anyone is welcome to attend, and a donation of $200 or more is encouraged.
The college plans to open a campus in the Issaquah Highlands. Reservations are required and can be made online at http://bellevuecollege.edu/foundation/invite, through email foundation@bellevuecollege.edu, or by calling 425564-2386. More information on the luncheon can be found at http:// bellevuecollege.edu/foundation/ events/AnnualLuncheon.html.
The area outlined in red on this map is the property owned by Erickson Logging. The large triangular piece to the right, for now is off the table for timber harvest.
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would congest traffic. “Flooding concerns for May Valley are not diminished by this planned 95 acre clear cut,” the group’s website says. May Valley resident Helen Farrington, whose property is below the triangular piece, said that after the downpour the weekend of April 6 and 7, May Creek rose one and one-half feet. “Water’s coming off the hillside as usual,” she said. Farrington is concerned that there is still a possibility of harvest on the upper portion, which could result in flooding. The DNR will accept comments until May 2.
Correction In last week’s front-page story, “Hands-on learning: Red Gate Preschool offers unique experience atop Plateau,” it should have been mentioned that Karen Whittier helped co-found the school along with Suzie Rockey. Whittier left the 18-year-old business about eight years ago.
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IHS sophomore wins video contest BY LINDA BALL LBALL@ISSAQUAHREPORTER.COM
Hannah Balducci never has taken a video class, but the Issaquah High School sophomore won the grand prize in a recent “Influence the Choice” video competition. The Issaquah Community Network and its sub-committee, the Drug Free Community Coalition, launched the competition last November for middle and high school students to produce a public service announcement to influence their peers not to use alcohol or drugs. Judges called Balducci’s video “creative, unique and effective,” delivering a positive message that grabbed your attention. Balducci’s price included $500 from the Rotary Club of Issaquah and $300 from the Drug Free Community Coalition. The competition was the brainchild of
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co-chairs Dianna Bugge and Caryn Cissna. A total of 137 students participated, with the winners all coming from Issaquah, Skyline and Liberty high schools. Hannah The contest was Balducci divided into three categories: Most influential alcohol video, most influential marijuana video, most influential prescription drug video – and the grand prize winner. Jonathan Ryder of IHS won for his alcohol video that depicted boys drinking, with one leaving the party and getting into his car. It is assumed he hits a pedestrian and kills him. The most influential marijuana video went to Tucker Russell and Jeremy Millar from Skyline. Ashton Herrild of Liberty won in the prescription drug category for a video that sent the message: “You’re the only one that matters.” Each category carried a $100 prize from the Drug Free Community Coalition. A total of 51 videos were submitted.
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Sammamish pianist honored nationally A local pianist prodigy proved again he is one of best at his craft — this time at a national level. Nathan Lee, a fifth-grade student from Sammamish, won first prize in the Music Teachers National Association Junior Piano competition March 9 in Anaheim, Calif. Lee received a cash prize of $1,000 and performed in a Winners Concert during the 2013 MTNA National Conference. “The MTNA National Competition was an amazing experience for me,” Nathan said. “My piano teacher, Dr. Sasha Starcevich, my mom, and I worked really hard, so I was delighted when I made it to the national finals and even more so when I won the competition at the national level. I tried to think of the finals not as a competition but as my recital and tried to play as much beautiful music as I could, and I think that helped a lot.” Lee, the son of Jee-Young and Han Lee,
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onnecticut has passed some of the strictest gun control laws in the country. The legislation targets gun-magazine capacity, background checks and expands the list of banned assault weapons. Colorado last month passed similar legislation dealing with background checks and limiting magazine capacity to 15 rounds. New York and Maryland also have tough laws. Sadly, our Legislature couldn’t or wouldn’t take a stand. And, things don’t look so good in Congress to deal with the issue. Some who argue against tighter controls on guns bring up the specter of the government going door-todoor confiscating guns of law-abiding citizens. But that’s not really the issue. Besides, if government really wanted to crack down on a “deadly weapon,” it would ban tobacco products. Craig Groshart Now, before I get cast – and castigated – as gun hater, let me assure you I’m not. As a kid I, and my friends, spent many afternoons plunking tin cans with a .22 rifle. I’ve shot skeet in a rural pasture in Snohomish County and done the same at a fancy – and expensive – gun club in Chicago. I inherited an automatic pistol and derringer from my father, who got them from his dad. The real point of tighter controls on guns is that doing so would help change people’s attitudes about guns and our gun culture. We romanticize guns as part of our infatuation with the West, no matter that it no longer exists. It’s time we put guns in perspective. Yes, they can be used to hunt and develop competitive skills. But they are inherently dangerous and their vast number and killing potential only makes it inevitable that tragedy will occur. What ever happened to moderation? – Craig Groshart, Issaquah & Sammamish Reporter ISSAQUAH | SAMMAMISH
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responsible thing to do. These options help improve our existing capacity and circulation – meaning it’s easier to get around town. Issaquah has a number of transportation challenges. We have substantial regional (verses local) traffic routes (such as SR 900); we are geographically constrained by the Alps (which we all desire to see remain green). I-90 divides the community and downtown’s Front Street corridor has become a main thoroughfare because of past policy decisions. Issaquah is well known for its smalltown charm, citizen connectedness and hometown values – something that the Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce and local leaders work hard at every day to support, preserve and enhance. But that doesn’t mean that Issaquah is not a part of a larger region that is anticipating significant growth. We need to make laser-focused decisions today that will ensure our competitiveness, sustainability and quality of life tomorrow. So, if you are tired of the traffic problems, please joion the Chamber and local leaders in voting YES to making good, solid transportation choices. The “regional center” designation decision is one of them. Matthew Bott is the CEO of the Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce. He writes on topics relating to business, the economy and community enhancement.
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Endeavour hosts science fair Endeavour Elementary School had 308 participants create 290 projects March 22 at its annual science fair, “A Rainbow of Sciences.” Among several events, exhibitors from the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery, Sammamish Plateau Water, Issaquah Rock Club and Destination Science provided hands-on activities. The school’s science docent, Kate Poaster, brought her display of organs and educational biological specimens and several students from the Skyline High science club provided demonstrations. All of Endeavour’s participants were judged by parent volunteers and received a certificate and a ruler. One of the highlights of this year’s event was a record-high 34 first-grade participants.
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Chelsea Guenette, a Skyline High School graduate from Issaquah, recently received the Montana State University Women’s Center 2013 Student of Achievement Award. Guenette, who will graduate in December with a degree in MechaniChelsea cal Engineering, is Guenette the president of the MSU Society of Women Engineers.
Scott Petersen, a first-year Technology Education teacher at Eastlake High School, was awarded the Washington Industrial Technology Education Association Rookie Teacher of the Year award March 15 in Wenatchee. Peterson has taken the lead to update the Technology Education Program at Eastlake. Bryan Hanner, who attends Issaquah High School, was in the student-run production of “The Music Man” at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, March 22 and 23. He was a member of the ensemble.
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Marlee Burkett, 11, of Sammamish, helped kick off the Seattle Mariners’ opening night Monday, April 8, by running the bases. She was selected by the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Marlee, who underwent a liver transplant in 2011, was joined at the game by her parents, Lance and Holly, and brother, Max. Marlee attends Creekside Elementary.
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Aman Narula has always wanted the best for his three boys. So, when he felt an educational void needed to be filled, he took matters into his own hands. “My kids are my passion and
so is teaching them and helping them develop life skills,” he said. Two and a half years ago, Narula took a bold step, leaving behind a 20-year career and the stability of his job as a software executive to launch Positive Ally — an after-school academy that focuses teaching elementary-aged
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Major League gesture EC baseball captains give Options student unusual gift BY JOSH SUMAN JSUMAN@SOUNDPUBLISHING.COM
In 2012, the Eastside Catholic baseball team took the program to unprecedented heights. A Metro League championship, 3A state title game appearance and a host of walk-offs and suspenseful wins were just a few of the highlights on the field. But away from the field, the Crusaders are making sure 2013 will be just as memorable. On April 20, second-year head coach Kyle Larsen and his team get an opportunity only a handful of high school squads around the state get each year — to play at Safeco Field, home of the Seattle Mariners. The game is against 4A KingCo foe Newport, and is part of a joint-fundraiser with the Mariners that involves selling tickets to a game to raise proceeds. But it also came with the special honor of throwing out the first pitch at another game, April 13 against the visiting Texas Rangers.
Jane Dickison Finding someone to throw a ceremonial first pitch on a baseball team seemed like a simple enough proposition, but Larsen’s players had other ideas. The student they chose was Jane Dickison, a 20-year-old with intellectual disabilities and a member of the Eastside Catholic School Options Program. “We thought it would be really cool to involve someone from the Options program,” Gillespie said. Designed to give students with special needs a more typical high school experience, Options at EC has been one of the transcendent
programs at the school since its inception more than two decades ago. Along with work tailored to their own academic achievement levels, students in the program are enrolled in elective classes with the mainstream student body, participate in Special Olympics sports and part of a peer-tutor program. Dickison’s mother Terry said throughout her daughter’s time in the program, she has consistently been reminded of the benefits. “This is what we wanted for our daughter,” she said. “The teachers are wonderful, but I think it is the student-body and whole peer-tutor experience.” Terry said she still receives calls and emails from former peer-tutors, now graduated from Eastside Catholic and in college, who want to take Jane on outings or celebrate her accomplishments. After a recent dance recital, she said a pair of EC peer-tutors were waiting for Jane when she came off-stage, greeting her with congratulations and
Eastside Catholic baseball captains, left to right, Heyden Meier, Jeff Kepple, Alex Foley, Blake Gillespie were part of the decision to give an Options student the opportunity to throw out the first pitch at a Seattle Mariners game. PHOTO COURTESY OF RHONDA BUNKDER flowers. “On her birthday, her cell phone wouldn’t stop,” she said. “I think it truly comes from their hearts.” Terry said her daughter is definitely a sports fan and participates in a variety of athletics through Special Olympics. In preparation for the game, she has been working with Foley and Gillespie on her throwing technique. “We’re all friends and we’re very comfortable working with
Options kids,” Foley said. “We just want to get her mind right out there. I think she is going to do great.” Terry said while her daughter is thrilled with the prospects and the family is exited to share her major league moment, the event is really more of a celebration of her years at Eastside. “From Day One, it has been an amazing experience,” she said. “It speaks to the whole school and to me, is one of the things that sets Eastside Catholic apart.”
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After school bus routes set After school academic bus routes for Issaquah High School will start Monday, April 15 with a trial run through April 25. Route 20 will service Issaquah Highlands; IHS EDA 1 will service Cougar Mountain, Village Park, 164th and Newport Way; and IHS EDA 2 will service South Cove, West Lake Sammamish, Black Nugget, Cambria and the Uplands area. The buses will leave IHS at 3:30 p.m.
IHS EDA 3 will service Mountain Park Blvd., 12th Ave NW, and Talus. The bus will leave at 3:35 p.m. The plan is to combine middle and high school students once it is known how many students will be riding the after school buses.The finalized academic bus schedule will be ready after April 25.
Issaquah fire ruled arson A home on 252nd Ave. SE in Issaquah was intentionally set on fire Monday April 8. No one was in the home, as the building was not occupied because it was being repaired after two previous arson attempts on March 18. Sgt. Cindi West with the King County
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Auction to target food needs Issaquah Kiwanis will host a raise the paddle auction April 26 to benefit the Issaquah Nourishing Network. The Food Bank helps to facilitate the network and is involved in the planning of the event. The costume theme is “Sock Hop,” and tickets are $40, which include dinner and two drinks. The event will be from 6-11 p.m. at Pickering Barn, 1730 10th Ave. NW, Issaquah. Tickets can be bought online at www.issaquah.kiwanis.org.
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