Photos from January 2009

All photos »Friday, Jan. 30

All photos »Wednesday, Jan. 28

All photos »Tuesday, Jan. 27

  • Bob Thompson, Cottonwood:<BR>'I like the Inauguration. It was better than some I've seen.'
  • Melinda Wright, Red Bluff:<BR>'I was impressed. We need to give Obama a chance.'
  • Diana Proulx, Cottonwood: 'I was not really impressed with what I heard, and didn't get a chance to watch the festivities because I was working.'
  • Denise Zazueta, Red Bluff:<BR>'I didn't get to watch any of it.'
  • Donnie Richardsen, Cottonwood: 'I was impressed with Obama's speech. He is going in the right direction. America needs something to look forward to with all the doom and gloom that is currently happening.'
  • Tyler White, Cottonwood:<BR>'I wasn't impressed. We are in a recession and don't need to spend a lot of money. But, it was a nice ceremony.'

All photos »Friday, Jan. 23

All photos »Wednesday, Jan. 21

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All photos »Tuesday, Jan. 20

  • Lisa Gitchell, 4th grade:<BR> 'I would like to see Obama be serious and not have too much fun.'
  • Albany Coile, 5th grade:<BR> 'I wanted him to win and I think being able to see him is the best part about the inauguration.'
  • David Smith, 5th grade:<BR> 'Obama is our first Afro-American president in U.S. History.'
  • Carlo Madrigal, 4th grade:<BR> 'That we have a new president, that will help secure our country and bring our troops home from overseas.'
  • Darian Sirca, 4th grade:<BR> 'Seeing a new president in office.'
  • Lindsey Thomas, 4th grade:<BR> 'Having a new president. I also like the special programs they have along with it.'

All photos »Wednesday, Jan. 14

All photos »Tuesday, Jan. 13

  • Lee Krieger, Happy Valley: 'He brought awareness to the people about racism.'
  • Lorrie Dolan, Anderson: 'He brought awareness that we are all equal.'
  • Beau Beckman, Happy Valley: 'He had a huge effect. He is kind of the face for civil rights, especially racial equality.'

All photos »Friday, Jan. 9

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All photos »Tuesday, Jan. 6

  • Bryan Barnes, 11th grade: 'I plan to continue to do well in school, be a better friend and to think before I speak. Also to continue my education here at New Tech. I want to become a Nuclear Engineer.'
  • Julia Robertson, 12th grade: 'I am ready to start college to become a sign language translator or a family therapist.'
  • Casey Marinkovich, 12th grade: 'I want to go to college, learn how to play rock band, and to just be happy all the time.'
  • Chris Stout, 12th grade: 'I am going to get a job, move into and apartment, and to continue my adventure in the wild west as I live by the two R's. Risks and Rocketships.'
  • Rebecca Flag, 11th grade: 'Besides getting an A in Chemistry, I want to spend more time with my family and to finish learning how to play the guitar.'
  • Chris Tucker, 12th grade: 'I hope to find a job to support myself through college. also, I am hoping to lose weight, get a drivers license and a car.'

All photos »Friday, Jan. 2

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