3rd Issue

San Antonio de Padua, Buenos Aires, Argentina

SOAP!!
(by Yon Almeida, Fernando Calderón, Maribel Mastracchio, Mariana Viñoly, Federico Quintero)

Surprise! We discovered a present for us!
We have soap in our bathrooms. We belive there isn`t soap since we said goodbye to Arcadio (language teacher).
We are very happy, but this is a preventive measure against the Influenza A.
Only for this we have soap!


CLASSROOM COMPARISON
(by Marianela Palazzi, Ivan Navarro, Rodrigo Ereno, Matias Combi, Matias Lucero)

2nd Sociales' clasroom isn't as big as 2nd Naturales' clasroom. In 2nd Naturales clasroom there are more windows than in 2nd Sociales clasroom, because there are more students in Naturales. The colour of the walls, floor and the door is the same.

2nd Sociales

2nd Naturales

INTERVIEW TO MAGALI
(by Ailín Pace, Mariano Strollo, Mercedes Archilli and Luciano Robson)

1- What's your name ?
My name is Magali
2- How old are you ?
I'm 43 years old
3- Do you like your job?
Yes, I like it very much
4- Do you like working in the school ?
Yes, of course
5- What do yo do on Saturday?
I clean the house. I go to see my son to play tennis. I visit my parents.
6-When did you start working?
I started working when I was 18
7- Do you like English ?
So, so
8- Do you like playing football?
Yes , I like it so much


PADUA CITY
(by Leonardo Ramirez, Santiago Fernandez, Matias Castro, Franco Niccolini, Noelia Roldan, Elina Maidana)

Padua is a city situated in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is very small, and very calm too. The people of the town are friendly. It had a cinema and a night club in the past.
Now it has a few restaurants, sport clubs, and a cultural club.


WHAT IS BUENOS AIRES LIKE?
(by Alvarez Sofía, Amato Ayelén, Toledo Romina, Pigin Alan)

Buenos Aires downtown is Capital Federal. The language spoken there is the Spanish but because of the tourist we can listen to different lenguages, for example: English, Italian, Portuguese, etc.
The weather is mild. Temperatures range from 3ºC to 35ºC.
The more important monument is the “Obelisco.” It is the tallest in the city. Capital Federal has other monuments for national heroes.

Obelisco

BUENOS AIRES VS. PADUA
(by Alan Pighin, Ayelén Amato, Romina Torres, Sofía Álvarez)

Buenos Aires is more crowed than Padua. Padua isn’t as noisy as Bs.As . In Bs.As there is the widest avenue In the world. And in Padua there is the longest avenue in the world.
Padua hasn’t got as many buildings as Bs.As.
Bs.As has got many restaurants, theatres, cinemas, shows, concerts, shopings, etc. And Padua hasn’t got many entertainements.
In Padua the public transports is slowler than in Bs. As. Because
Bs.As has got the subway.
Padua ins’t as touristic as Bs.As.

Padua

Buenos Aires

2nd Issue

BREAK EXPRESS

(by Agustina Mele, Noelia Amato, Francisco Fascio)

The school's breaks are very short. When you begin to relax, the bell rings and all of the students have to go to the class.

This is terrible!!! Because we need more time to clear the mind, to buy in the kiosk and interchange words with other students.

The students said: "Time is very short!!!"

THE FIRST FIRE DRILL 2009

(by Marina Desco, Julia Pensado, Belén Gómez and Xiomara Barreto)

At the beginning of April we did an emergency drill in our school to evacuate quickly the San Antonio High School, but it could have been faster. We believe that the school should extend the emergency exit or create a new door to make it easer to evacuate. But we emphasize that the organization was very good.

A NEW FORM OF THE CLASSIC “CONVIVENCIA”: SAN ANTONIO DE PADUA AND PASO DEL REY GOT TOGETHER

(by Marina Desco, Julia Pensado, Belén Gómez and Xiomara Barreto)

The students from second year at San Antonio High School and Inmaculada Concepción High School shared a day together. The schools at the end of the day became friends. They exchanged e-mails and cell phones. They were very happy with this new form of “convivencia”, and expected to repeat it next year.

INTERVIEW TO DANIEL ÁVALOS

(by Florencia Badaracco, Macarena Ereno, Denise Robin, Daniela Caccia‏)

1)What is your name?

My name is Daniel.

2)What is your surname?

My surname is Avalos.

3)Do you live in Padua?

Yes, I do.

4)Do you like Padua?

So-so.

5)Do you like your job?

Yes, I like my job.

6)Have you got a girlfriend?

No, I haven`t.

7)How old are you?

I´am 26 years old.

8)Can you tell us more about your life?

I work in CEFSA school, I act, I study photography,

fashion desing, philosophy and theology.

THE NEW PORCIUNCULA

(by Romina Toledo, Ayelén Amato, Alan Pigin and Sofía Álvarez)

The porciuncula is the chapel built with bricks brought by school students. The porciuncula is very important for the Franciscan order. The chapel is in the elementary school, it has got many picture. On the floor it has got a cross, it is very little and has got two doors and a window.

NEW NAME FOR SAN ANTONIO DE PADUA

(by Álvarez Sofía, Toledo Romina, Amato Ayelén, Barreto Xiomara, Gómez Belén)

We propose to change the name “San Antonio de Padua” for “El Santo Patrono de San Antonio de Padua de quien lleva el nombre el colegio Centro Educativo Franciscano San Antonio” because we go to this school (C.E.F.S.A.), and we feel identified with this name.

The name has 98 letters!

BUENOS AIRES, A GREAT CITY

(by Jon Almeida, Fernando Calderón; Maribel Mastrachio, Federico Quintero and Mariana Viñoly)

Buenos Aires is in Argentina. The people here speak Spanish. The climate is milder than in New York. In this city the Cabildo can be found, this is favoulous. The Cabildo isn`t as big as the Government House. In Buenos Aires you can eat ‘choripan’ in the Costanera. Choripan is a typical food in Argentina.