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That’s the way the cookie crumbles

Hannah Snow, Staff Writer|May 16, 2018

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COOKIE MONSTER: Culinary Academy students celebrate Chocolate Chip Day on May. 15 , by baking them from scratch and enjoying the sweets afterwards.

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Hi, my name is Morgans Olivier. I am a freshman in the Web Design Academy. I like to play video games in my spare time and go outside. Ball is life. My...

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2 Responses to “That’s the way the cookie crumbles”

Pientka on May 17th, 2018 7:46 am

Looks yummy! Love culinary desserts!
Jshaun Smith on September 13th, 2018 12:25 pm

They look amazing wish I could have one.

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Ruben Salazar, “One of the most prominent Latino Journalists in the 20th century”, according to PointPark University. He was also known for helping to legitimize issues of the marginalized to the public.

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DOROTHY: A photo of Journalist Dorothy Thompson, the first american correspondent that Hitler expelled from Germany. For agitating against the Nazis in print and on the radio, warning Americans of the threat of fascism.

Dorothy Thomas

HURRICANES ARE BACK IN SEASON: A student returns to the TV & Film Production classroom to complete work for Mr. Goldstein.

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DEVELOPED: Joseph Pulitzer was the father of journalism since 1887.

The creator of Journalism

COOKIE WORDS: Chef Hall's second hour class created the letters SJW out of the desert they made for teacher lunches.

Yummy creations

EAT THE RAINBOW: Today's vegetarian option for Teacher Lunches was a veggie wrap made with carrots, sweet peppers, avocado, cucumbers, and hummus, all wrapped up in a spinach tortilla.

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BABY SHARK: “If softball ever gets a pro team, I would definitely play,” said McDermott. “We do have a team USA in the Olympics and if I could play for them, that would be a dream.”

Shark sighting

FISH N' CHIPS: The menu for this Thursday teacher lunches was a classic Fish N' Chips (fried fish and french fries) with a side of homemade tarter sauce for dipping.

A taste of England

FANTASY: Mr. Lambaz students are collaborating with culinary students to build a gingerbread castle in honor of Chef Norbert Goldner, a chef and restaurateur who owned one of Palm Beach’s most beloved restaurants, Cafe L’Europe.

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