It was a beautiful day at Swiss Park in Newark, Ca. There was plenty of lovely lowrider, bombs and motorcycles at the show. All the proceeds from this show go to benifit C.A.U.S.A. scholarship fund. This was a great event for a great cause.
VIDEO BY Rick “LOBO” Martin
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Rather than destroying my flashcards as suggested, I decided to recycle them into a work of art!
The “Rube Goldberg Machine” plus stacking the flashcards onto the canvas (all 200-300ish of them, I never actually counted…) took about six days to make, (which includes me being kicked out of two different rooms haha), and all ended in less than a minute…
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I am about to enter the 8th grade. I might go to a private catholic high school, & i was wondering how can i get a scholarship? Do i have to take some kind of test? I heard that if you play a sport, then you earn a scholarship. Well my mom said that’s how she got her scholarship. Please let me know what are the requirements to get a scholarship for the 9th grade in a private high school. Thanks(:
Catholic high schools often have needs-based financial aid, and sometimes also some merit scholarships (that may also be partially needs-based). Needs-based is based on your parents’ financial situation. All the info on their application is kept confidential, and usually only one or two people at the school know which students are receiving financial aid. It may be from 10 – 25% of the students are receiving some aid, sometimes it’s just a little, and once in awhile it’s full tuition.
The first thing would be that you would be qualified to be admitted to the school. Often schools do not look to see if you need financial aid when they are making that decision, then they decide if you are qualified for financial aid or scholarships. Even if you are qualified to be admitted, and qualified for financial aid, sometimes there isn’t enough to go around so you won’t get any.
For the Catholic schools I know of, an important factor in receiving financial aid is being Catholic. While non-Catholics may receive aid sometimes, it’s mostly for Catholic students, and it’s needs-based. Even if you think your parents make a nice income, it’s worth it to fill out a financial aid application if they feel they need the help.
Some Catholic schools have different tuition levels depending on your situation, like if you are a participating member of their parish (participating usually means a certain number of volunteer hours from your parents or maybe you, and consistent donations, but not necessarily a lot), then you get the lowest tuition. The next would be a non-participating member of the parish, someone who doesn’t attend often or donate or volunteer, then would be a Catholic member of another parish, and then a non-Catholic. Not all schools charge tuition this way, but some do.
Some Catholic schools have merit-based scholarships, which usually are given to Catholic students, or students who attended a Catholic K – 8. They look at your HSPT scores (or other entrance exam), GPA, behavior, activities (like sports), community service, etc, and then they decide who is most deserving.
The best thing to do is to look at the website of the schools you are interested in and find out all the information now, look under Admissions, and Financial Aid, or something like that. (Some Catholic schools don’t have very informative websites, if that is the case, see if you can email someone to get on their list for when they send out admissions packages.) Maybe you need to attend church more often, maybe you need to do community service, etc. You still have summer left and it’s a lot easier to start now then during 8th grade. Also, study for the HSPT or whatever entrance test they use, it will say on the school website. Be sure to follow the Admissions Calendar and don’t be late with anything. You will also likely need to write an essay or answer questions about why you want to attend that school, you have plenty of time to figure it out.
Here is info on the admissions process:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=ArwyVDYYhhTzyFZq0kh8308jzKIX;_ylv=3?qid=20081130214130AAOrX1u
Good luck!
Marti takes extreme measures to stay in school. Series premiere Wednesday, Sept. 8 only on The CW!
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Travel to the Ecuadorian Amazon with Gap Adventures and HostelWorld.com and be mentored by our professional documentary Filmmaker, Trent O’Donnell.
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I really wanted to be a multimedia artist since high school. I just cant afford the course because it will cost me a fortune. I heard through a friend that Australia is the best place to study multimedia and they offer scholarship. Please help.
G’day,
Visit www.ausaid.gov.au for Australian Government scholarship programs.
Good luck for your study and welcome to Australia 
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A video for the Simple Leap “Flashcard scholarship” Contest. The contrapiton made near the end of the video is called a Rube Goldberg Machine. Please view, vote and share! 
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music:
“Up and Up” – Relient K
“The Great Escape” – Boys Like Girls
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Thelma wins a scholarship to an exclusive boarding school in Michigan. However, the family’s joy turns to disappointment when a snobby girl from one of the school’s sororities stops by the Evans home for a visit.
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hello friends !!! I’m living in sri lanka, and 20yrs old. i really love to study in USA, UK or Australia for my BSc degree or further studies.(i’m really love software engineering feild) unfortunatly i’m not financially fit to do it. so, i like to get a scholarship through online. can you tell me how can i get a scolarship and what is the best scholarship program? do they give scholarships for international students who’s trying to enter as a freshman? i really need this chance and i trust in you my friends. i really admire each and every answers.
Some universities offer a scholarship for their local or international students. You can go to the university’s website you would like to enter and then find the scholarship page on that website. Usualy there will be an information regarding what kind of shcolarship, the eligible candidates, how to get it etc etc..
Good luck..
The Skittles Mob has done it again. Watch the Rainbow surprise one lucky bowling scholar with the $10,000 Skittles Rainbow scholarship. Also keep an eye out for an old dude on roller skates and a bear flying a pigeon eagle!
http://www.mobtherainbow.com
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