Fairview
High School teacher Hsu Chia Yu shows her Mandarin Chinese language
class an authentic bottle of Chinese green tea Thursday. The
Fairview Park City Schools have added Mandarin Chinese to the
curriculum this year. To read more about Chinese instruction
in the Fairview district, see the article on page 4. (West Life
photo by Larry Bennet)
Mandarin
Chinese joins
Fairview Schools’ curriculum
FAIRVIEW PARK The school district is offering
Mandarin Chinese to help its students be more competitive in
the global economy. But many students who are taking the class
simply think it will be cool to speak Chinese.
Skate
site hits a snag
BAY VILLAGE City
and skate park officials have shifted the proposed site for the planned
recreational facility over to the city rental property at the intersection
ofCahoon and Wolf roads, but
concerns were raised over the new location at Monday’s City Council
meeting.
Fairview
must collaborate
to grow economically, Kilbane says
FAIRVIEW PARK Candidates
running in Wards 4 and 5 as well as the council president and at-large
races
made their cases to voters at a recent League of Women Voters candidates
forum. VIDEO AVAILABLE
Sports
Demons
girls claim SWC, Bay poised as well The Bay boys were ranked No. 2 in Division II last
week and came away with a 2-0 West Shore Conference win at Fairview,
then defeated Padua, 4-1, last Saturday at Memorial Stadium.The Rockets girls team is in contention for the WSC
crown as well after blanking Fairview, 5-0, last Wednesday.
Insights
Soderbergh’s
‘Informant!’ only
occasionally strikes the right tone Admirably adapted by Scott Z. Burns from the book
by Kurt Eichenwald, “The Informant!” tells the true story of whistleblower
Mark Whitacre, played by Matt Damon, an executive with the Archer
Daniels Midland Company.