Poster-Boys for Worldquest!
Team Capstone for WorldQuest!!
- Darrin Ramsdell (31 points)
- Matt Crellin (31 points)
- Christine Bosse (26 points)
- Dan Warren (25 points)
- Brad Morin (25 points)
- Katy Zore (24 points)
- Marc Turgeon (24 points)
- Brian Perazone (23 points) run-off?
- Amanda Hart (23 points)
- Carla Santos (22 points) run-off?
- Amander Wotton (22 points) run-off?
- Joe Anderson (22 points) run-off?
- Derek Davis (22 points) run-off?
- David Barnes (21 points) run-off?
- Kristen Rosenlund (21 points) run-off?
- Eva Kecskemethy (21 points) run-off?
Participants in WorldQuest will need to...
1) attend the WorldQuest Triva Contest on April 6;
2) do some last minute cramming this week on the following subjects:
- World Geography
- Current Events
- International Sports and Culture
- Economics and Trade
- International Scene
- Maine and the World
Team Capstone will meet to strategize on Thursday, March 30 at 4:15 pm in the History Suite.
Current WorldQuest Standings (+ final, deciding "The Week" quiz on Tues.!)
- Darrin Ramsdell (27 points)
- Matt Crellin (25 points)
- Christine Bosse (22 points)
- Derek Davis (21 points)
- Amanda Hart (21 points)
- Dan Warren (20 points)
- Katy Zore (20 points)
- David Barnes (19 points)
- Robin Caron (19 points)
- Brian Perazone (19 points)
- Carla Santos (19 points)
- Amander Wotton (19 points)
- Brad Morin (18 points)
- Marc Turgeon (18 points)
- Adam Ham (17.5 points)
- Joe Anderson (17 points)
- Eva Kecskemethy (17 points)
- Kristen Rosenlund (17 points)
Everybody else has 15 points or fewer. :-)
(I can let you know via email if your name isn't listed above...)
The SEVEN places on our team to attend WorldQuest on April 6th at 6-10 pm will be decided once and for all this Tuesday, March 28th!
We'll have one last quiz based on The Week magazine's issue dated March 24th (plus a tie-breaker quiz, if necessary!) So, feel free to study up if you want to ensure that you go! :-)
Team members should be certain that they can make it to WorldQuest that night, plus be willing to do some last-minute cramming (about "flags of the world," for example, and the like... Official subject categories will include: "World Geography, Current Events, International Sports and Culture, Economics and Trade, International Scene, and Maine and the World." Needless to say, it would probably be handy to have, if possible, even one Business major, somebody who's taken Geography, and somebody who's Phys. Ed. or otherwise into athletics...)
If we place among the top three teams, rest assured that there'll be some appropriate compensation for team members' hard work and success!! :-)
Last but not least... van drivers needed!
WorldQuest!!!!!!!!!!!!
Team Capstone! 