NEW GYM SURVEY

 

We make a survey around the school to know what all the students think about the new gymasium. Here are the results.

Questions	Yes	No
Do you like the facilities?	89	11
Have you seen it?	65	34
Do you know what  uses will be issued?	3	97
Would you pay an extra to use it?	38	62
	Yes	No
Do you think there would be more extracurricular activities?	76	24
"Juan Pablo II" is a good name for the facility?	52	48
Do you think it will be succesful?	67	33
	April	May	June
When do you think is going to be inagurated?	17	39	47
	Morning	Afternoon	At night
At what time would you go?	16	62	22
	Gym	Pool
What would you use the most?	65	35
CONCLUSION! Students are excited about the Sports Center and most of them have visited the facility, however there's a lack of information because there's only the gym and the pool, the rest is a mystery and they agreed or more likely they say that paying an extra fee is ridiculous and they absolutely don't agree but some of them would pay anyways they don't liked the name because they say it's weird and that the name should be more appealing for young teens but this doesn't mean they are almost sure it will be a hit The majority guess that the whole thing willl be inagurated between may and June. They would use it in the afternoons because of the school schedule, while the second majority would go at night and they would rather use the gym than the pool.



North korea vs. Unitated States.
A war with no end.

 

SOME HISTORY

Lets know some of the history from these two countries: U.S. and Soviet forces occupied the two ends of the country in what was seen as a transition period before democratic elections. U.S. remained in the south, while the Soviet Union occupied the north. At the end of World War II, Korea was liberated from Japanese occupation decades and seemed destined to regain its independence, with allies-USA, China, Britain and the Soviet Union, supporting that goal. But as that cooperation in the war between the Soviet Union and the U.S. deteriorated, emerged two states in the south, the Republic of Korea, supported by the United States, in the north, the Communist Democratic Republic of Korea, with a leader, Kim Il-Sung, who had been trained by the Red Army. North Korea "was born as a monster". Once the war came to the end, U.S. presidents, Harry S. Truman and Dwight D. after Eisenhower publicly used the nuclear threat to try to end the war.

 

In 1994, the government of U.S. President Bill Clinton, was on the brink of war with North Korea, because of the violation by the latter to the international agreements to control nuclear.

In 2002, tensions flared again when North Korea expelled international nuclear inspectors amid concerns, later confirmed, that were secretly developing nuclear weapons.

"The Korean War is not over. Old enmities remain, at least in the eyes of Pyongyang".

 

NOW

The North Korean military warned Thursday that it has the final authorization to launch an attack against the United States using nuclear weapons eventually, according to a statement released by the state agency KCNA.

The North Korean Army General Staff said Washington formally made ​​known that U.S. threats will be "flattened" using "nuclear means modern, light and diverse," the statement said. "The operation mercilessly revolutionary armed forces in this respect has been finally examined and ratified," he said. "The operation mercilessly revolutionary armed forces in this respect has been finally examined and ratified," he said.

 

United States is willing to opt for diplomacy if North Korea meets its "international obligations", said the State Department spokeswoman, Victoria Nuland.
 "What we've been saying all the time is not overheated need more, we can change the way" if the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) "calm things, take a break," he said.

 

North Korea, which already has two medium-range missiles on its coast ready to fire, warned Friday that it could not guarantee from April 10 security of diplomatic missions in Pyongyang in case of conflict.

 "The North Korean government discourse is that as of April 10 can not guarantee the security of embassies and international organizations in the country in case of conflict," said a spokesman for the British Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

"We think the North Koreans adopted this decision in the context of their offensive rhetoric according to which the U.S. is a threat," he added.

 

A senior U.S. military commander said on Tuesday the United States only intercept a missile if North Korea is a threat to Washington and its allies.

 



S P R I N G
                     B R E A K !

 

 

Spring Break is the time when colleges and Universities in the US take a break, and it's called like this just in that country,is usually by the months of March or April, and in other countries is known as spring recces. This break is celebrated several universities in the world in Japan, Korea, China, Canada and the United States.The timing of the break is generally left up to the school, some schools and districts prefer to hold spring break to coincide with Easter or Passover while other schools prefer to schedule spring break at or around the midpoint of a semester. The week-long break gives time to the students to see their families, complete school works or to go on vacations. And mostly they just this week-long to go to travel to a variety of  locations. To all the students that go on spring break are called spring breakers, thats the way people called them.

 

 

Students are free to do as they please with their break. In all the schools dormitories may be closed for cleaning or repairs as well, which may force some students to vacate the campus.

The most common places that spring breakers used to visit are Florida, Cancun and Tijuana. In these places they developed  bars, clubs, and beaches to cater to students on break, wich make the places really attractive to go. Travel agencies may offer spring break packages that include airfare, hotel accommodations, daytime activities, and night time entertainment. Young students take advantage of the American Union that week to come to Mexico to enjoy a beach destination, for three reasons. First, because in several areas of the United States in March are still cold, even snow, and for them, get the sun in this month is very attractive.

 

But what is what they basically do? Young Americans, having fun in the pool of a Cancun hotel, drink beer and tequila. That is what they basically do, they do many disasters while they are in there, but that is not much important for natives because the earnings are so much bigger, official figures say that every springbreaker spends $ 60 dollars minimum each day. In 2010, of the 22.5 million visitors who arrived in Mexico, 70% came from the United States, so the economic income of 12,500 million dollars he received Mexico's tourism is in an important measure students from neighboring country.