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Cx]PII G,- Fi'Itlay, Itl4f 8;pIVly24,r'2001. '5:1 An impromptu Reader's Theatre rounded out the sympo- sium schedule. Students had only moments to prepare for a presentation of the Rip Van Winkle story. Shown (l-r) Leigh McIlvane, Tia Felton and Evan Ritter of Rehoboth Elemen- tary School. Reader's Theatre volunteers were challenged to deliver the story after a quick read of the script. Shown (l-r) are Brianna Gallo, Tiamia Black of Lewes and Rosemarie Beauregard of Milton. Del Tech library adds online Spanish encyclopedia An online Spanish-language encyclopedia is the newest resource available at the Stephen J. Betze Library on the Owens Campus of Delaware Tech. The "Nueva Enciclopedia Curubre en linea" includes approximately 15,000 articles, 6,500 photographs, and over 15,000 intemet links in ad- dition to fact boxes, tables, maps, flags and sound files. Content focuses on the Spanish-speaking peoples and cultures of the Americas. The encyclopedia is updated quarterly; internet links are. updated monthly to kee p up with ever-changing web sites. "Given the growing Hispanic population in Sussex County, we decid- ed that this encyclopedia would be a valuable reference for the college to provide to the community," said assistant-librarian Mary Sue Dru- gash. For more information about the online Spanish encyclopedia and oth- er resources on hand at the campus library, call 856-9033 Bridin Reynolds-Hughes photos Everything is 'Write by the Sea' in Cape district Write by the Sea, a celebration of reading and writing, was held May 10 as the First Annual Symposium for Cape Hen]open School District. Sixth grade students from Milton Middle, Lewes Middle and Rehoboth Elementary Schools gathered at RES for a day of writing, reading and acting. Language Arts teachers, Diane AI- banese of Milton, Gaff Mack of RES and Evelyn Travis of Lewes, worked with Cape District representatives, Kathy Pettigout and Jane Allen Golde, to produce the event. Doug James, the acclaimed Rehoboth Beach songwriter pictured above left, was the keynote speaker. James shared his road to success and encouraged students to explore mul- tiple forms of writing - poetry, songs, fiction, research. He reiterated the time honored mes- sage: if you want to write, read, especially classic literature, mythology and the Bible. "Study vocabulary, that is your muscle," he said. Pictured above, the students spent themorning sharing memory writing pieces and creat- ing original compositions. Shown (l-r) are Mary Sing, Brenna Fleming and Liz Mazzotto of Lewes Middle School. SEMI-ANNUAL CLEA00NCE 30% OFF ALL SPRING 2001 MERCHANDISE NOW IN PROGRESS hartstrings childrenswear Rehoboth Outlet Ce ter 1 M,S 10,9 ' ..... Sun, !(h6 644.0666