A DAY AT DUANE READE
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A DAY AT DUANE READE
Issue 2 GR Times April/May 2008 A DAY AT DUANE READE By Rhea Kairouz Gabriela, Miss Forrest and I wanted to know why people go to Duane Reade. We also wanted to know how people felt when they were shopping there. So we decided to take a field trip and interview a few people shopping at Duane Reade. We made two different charts. One to interview employees, and one for the customers. We wanted to know how they reacted to our questions. We found out people were shopping there because they needed prescriptions, stuff for their baby, medicine for their feet, candy, filters, etc. We had a code on our chart to mark what kind of mood each person was in. Look at what we found. GABRIELA’S TOP 3 BOOK SERIES Duane Reade Customers 6 By Gabriela Serpa 5 4 3 Men 2 Women 1 0 Happy Unhappy Duane Reade Employees I have written a list of my personal favorite book series. I hope you enjoy them! - Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling - Inkheart/Inkspell by Cornelia Funke - Magic Tree House by Mary Pope Osborne “Harry Potter books are full of adventure and magic. They are fat and detailed , in other words they are very juicy, which makes you want to read more.” - Gabriela Serpa 3 2.5 2 Men 1.5 Women 1 0.5 0 Happy “A true feast for anyone who has ever been lost in a book.” - Kirkus Reviews Unhappy Here’s what we figured out. At first we were a bit scared to talk to strangers and interview them, but then it got better. Customers were more comfortable talking to children. Employees were too busy to talk to us, but a few answered our questions. A few customers hesitated to answer our questions because they didn’t know our reasons for asking them. Some of them thought it was a survey for Duane Reade. “When I read one of your books, I feel hypnotized. They are so spellbinding…” - Ava V. Harry Potter books are for kids’ ages of 10 and up, Inkheart/Inkspell is for ages of 12 and up. Magic tree house is for ages of 7 and up. These books are all fiction. I enjoyed them very much and I hope you do (if you read them)… Issue 2 GR Times April/May 2008 By Rhea Kairouz JOKES WE FOUND by Gabriela and Rhea Have you ever wondered if every city was like New York City? Well, I’ve got your answer. Only a few cities are like NYC. It is really dirty, cars pollute everywhere, and there are broken cups on ground and people’s garbage. For example, I see young teenagers who throw all their paper plates, cans and wrappers on the sidewalk. People are always yelling! Taxi drivers scream at each other any Q: Why couldn’t the Tyrannasaurus hit the baseball? A: Because he was a nervous Rex! Q: Why did the tomato turn red? A: He saw the salad dressing. However, NYC is also a great place to live. Have you ever been to Times Square at night? Or taken a walk in Central Park during the spring? Or gone sledding in the winter? Despite the dirt and the noise and all the polluters, NYC is a great place to live. Q: Why did the boy eat his homework? A: Because his teacher said it was a ‘piece of cake.’ NEW YORK Crossword Puzzle Find the words below in this puzzle we made. LFNY MIDDLE SCHOOL GYMNASTICS By Gabriela Serpa LFNY’s fourth competition this year was hosted by none other than the Lycee on April 30, 2008. Now let’s see the inside look with Juliette Neil (gymnast). GS: What events did you compete on? JN: I competed on vault and bars. GS: Did you win anything? JN: I won 8th place on bars. GS: Congratulations! Now let’s hear from Michele Montas (gymnast). GS: Have you ever been nervous before a competition? MM: Yes. On my first competition, but now I get very excited. GS: How long have you been on the team? MM: I have been on it for 2 years. GS: Now I have one more question: did LFNY win the competition? MM: No, but we won ribbons! Congratulations to the girls, and better luck next time! C B R V Y S I G G T N I E F D M E K E N L A C N A L Z M A O N N Y Q A E U A N E W E E T I Y L R R A B S T A L T Y B A F Y R U Q N T X I A Y L T S R S X Z Y P I R E Y Y Q L WBRONX N T O C L W H O B L E H W E N S N W A G N B R R N P F C N L T Y N D A N O U I K X A F I G A L K M O N Y S S M C H R D W T K D Y X G L N W O T P U K T E O Z D N A L S I T N E V E S O O R B N J B K N O H T A R A M R S D L I B E R T Y R H E A X B I Q U E E N S B O R O K B S Y W MARATHON BROOKLYN NEWYORK CENTRAL PARK QUEENS CHRYSLER QUEENSBORO DINERS RHEA DOWNTOWN ROOSEVENT ISLAND EMPIRE STATE STATEN ISLAND GABRIELA SUBWAY LFNY TAXI LIBERTY UPTOWN MANHATTAN