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wanda urgently needs strong institutions which are managed by knowlEDITORIAL……………....page 2 edgeable and patriotic individu- D.O.S…………………….page 3-4 als. After the beginning of Octo- COVER PAGE STORY …...page 5 EDUCATION……………..page 6 ber this year the minister of GIRLS TALK………. ……page 7 finance and economic planning , RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS...page 8 Hon. John RWANGOMBWA ,was SCHOOL SUPERNOVA…page 9 awarded a prize as the best NU-SPORTS………....page 10-11 minister of finance in the LIFE-STYLE………....page 12-14 OUR FUTURE………......page 15 Sub-Saharan Africa. He attribTEENS CORNER…....page 16-17 uted this to hard work, a good EVENTS……………...page 18-22 team and a skilled manager His H.E Paul KAGAME. . TEAM MEMBERS . My concern though, is the fu. ture leaders of the country. Par- . EDITOR: ………………..SHEMA Derrick . EXEC-EDITOR:………..SAFARI PHILLIP ents, schools and churches . PATRONS:……………...MR.CHEBES CELESTIN should work hand-in-hand to . MRS.NYAMBANI Rachel transform the youth. . SECRETARY:………...NASAGAMBE Fred . TREASURER…..….…...SEKYONDWA Ben In this episode, . t h e N U—I N S I GH T h a s . WRITERS:……………...NIZEYIMANA Emma SAFARI Phillip . captured the main events that SHEMA Derrick took place this year. Routine ac- . NTWALI Dan . tivities and students views on SEKYONDWA BEN . diverse topics are also part of . DESIGNER:……… …..NIZEYIMANA Emma this publication. . . . .
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NU-INSIGHT MEETS THE SCHOOL D.O.S What is your marital status? Am married, with two boys. First born has five years, and the second with two years and a half. And am expecting another in future (laughs). What is the first thing you do when you wake up? I praise God for having made me go through the previous night, and then ask him to guide me through the following day as I execute my duties.
MR.MAGAMBO VINCENT
What is the hardest challenge you have ever faced?
Tell us about your background? I was born in Uganda, wakiso district. I attended schools like St. Francis secondary school, Kampala High School and graduated from Kyambogo University Tell us about your career? I started my career as a teacher on 4th,10.1999. I have taught in: -Groupe Scolaire de Gahini (1999-2003) -St Francis secondary school (20042008). -Nu-vision high school from 2009-2012
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My hardest challenges were when my father died. I was a primary 7 candidate. I thought my education had come to an end. Later, I joined a secondary school where students who would get above 50% in all subjects could pay half of the fees which helped me since I was always among them. My mother also died when I had just joined senior five. What do you like most about Nu-vision high school? The school values hard work, promotes good virtues, and doesn’t compromise on indiscipline.
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INTERVIEW WITH D.O.S CONTINUES... What is your favorite sport? It is football, though I have now retired, I used to play number 5,number 3 and number 2. This is because I use both legs while playing. What do you do in your free time? During school days, I almost have no free time. There is no single day when am fully out of office. On Sabbath during day , I get some time to sleep for at least two hours. Then in the evening ,I come to the office. When I go back home that’s when I am totally free. I watch movies with my family, we go for outing with my family, I visit relatives and friends whom I normally take long to see. What is your favorite movie? Unfortunately I am not a fan of movies instead I enjoy music and my favorite group overseas is UB40. In Rwanda , I love listening to ambassadors, and in Uganda, Jose Chameleon. What words of inspiration can you tell us, the youth. Youth who face challenge in education? In order to achieve Rwanda’s dev’pt strategy, human resources development is needed. It is education that will bring this to reality. I encourage the future generation of Rwanda not to compromise on anything that distracts them from education, since the country counts on your future developments.
‘’A society without culture is like an animal without a backbone’’
Where do you see Nu-Vision high school in the next 10 years to come? It will expand and become bigger. It will recruit students from East African region and even overseas. It will be the number one provider of quality education in the whole country. Actually the school has reached the last condition only that a few hindrances are obstructing this fact. We pray that things get streamlined to unveil the potential of the school.
Who is your role model and why? The late Dr. Mwalimu, Julius Kambarage Nyerere, former president of the United Republic of Tanzania. He opposed the whites who were under looking Africans and their cultures. He said that a society without culture is like an animal without a backbone. He was a pan-Africanist whom I always emulate.
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Internationalism With the establishment of internet and other forms of communication, the world has gradually become a global village. In my opinion, this has been essential in bringing nations together. If I were a foreign affairs minister of Rwanda I would help countries like Somalia, Southern Sudan which are in crisis. My future plans include pursuing an engineering course overseas. It would be my pleasure to serve my country as a skilled and competent civil engineer. HIGIRO Brian: Grade 9
To me, “internationalism� has a lot of meaning, as far as my future education is concerned. If given a chance to choose a country to go to for my university, I would opt for U.K. This is basically because of the good education and a variety of opportunities available. I want to do a course in development planning, at the same time a part time singer. NUNU-INSIGHT MAGAZINE :NOV/2O12
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but greater steps need to be taken towards a reliable education. Therefore, I urge fellow students to try and transfer the concepts learnt in ave you ever maths,chemistry,economics and computer studies to real life situations; wondered why this would transform our country into a countries in the competent, self-reliant nation. west are better off in terms of economy, technol- SHEMA GASASIRA Derrick ogy and lifestyle? S5 PCB. Have you ever also asked yourself, why Africa is still underdeveloped? …………………………………… These answers to the questions may Nancy not be clear but what I know is that, there are someUMUTONI thing's on which their success is based on.
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In this regard, it is important to view education, particularly the practical form at it, as one of the pillars of any nation’s success. Developed countries like the UK, USA and China restructured their education system way back in the 19TH and 20TH centuries. They embarked on stimulating creativity and inventiveness of learners and imparting relevant practical skills. Now, they are enjoying a higher simplified lifestyle, good medical services, modern housing schemes and life opportunities. In fact, I cannot hesitate to say that they are now reaping what they sowed.
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primary education was based in Kigali parents school. The fact that she is young did not stop <<Why is Africa still underdeveloped?>> her from emerging the best student overall, in However, some schools and institutes in Africa, 2011 Rwanda National Primary leaving Rwanda in particular, have done their best to make examinations at national level. knowledge from class more applicable. NU-VISION This is what she revealed to the NuHIGH SCHOOL, among other outstanding institu- insight: “My motivation has been basitions, has constructed six laboratories and it has cally my family who endeavored to well equipped library. On top of this, there is a strong staff consisting of support me. I encourage other students to gain confiexperienced teachers, a full time librarian and dence in themselves and walk with the laboratory technician. Of course, a baby is not expected to start running Lord and soon their work as soon as it gets out of its mother’s womb, will be paid in abundance.” NUNU-INSIGHT MAGAZINE : NOV/2O12
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Girlz talk... Taking PCM as my combination, I would like to pursue civil engineering as my career. In the past, the girl child was considered inferior and incompetent in life. And so, here in Nu-vision high school, we are doing the best we can to change what was in the people’s minds. Girls were undermined and it is my view that girls need empowerment and self confidence. My advice to all students is to maintain good moral standards, hardworking spirit and put God first in every thing they do. NINA N. SANDRA , Head Girl 2012 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
CANDIDATES PREPARE TO FACE THEIR GIANT
It feels like we were in Senior one just yesterday yet its hard to believe that we only have a few days to our O’ level exams. For three years, we have been eagerly dreaming of these exams, and now its no longer a dream but a dream coming true. Hard work runs through our vessels like the waters of a fountain, sleep is no longer sweet and playing makes no sense as we stretch our eagle-like wings to fly to the climax of our success. No wonder we are surely going to pass with flying
NIYIGENA Francoise Former Deputy, Head Girl. 2011.
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SECRET -OF- LIFE
Promise Mbabazi is IS THERE A SHORTCUT TO my name MATURITY? and I am in s.5 PCB. I any times, we have gone through good enjoy many situations that make us happy in life. We somethings in times even forget to thank God or just even life but think, that it is God’s making.” what I cherish the most is prayer. For a child to be mature, it has to pass through many difficult times. In each society there will When I was told to come to NVHS, I asked God to help me get friends who would supbe existence of foolish and wise people. For you to identify those personalities you have to port me in my prayer life. Sure enough my classmates like Nina ,Mellissa and others observe their ethics. Normally “the only were there to help. In short, life has no golden thing that foolish people dislike is simeaning without God. It is only through lence”, and “wise people always struggle to prayer that we can be connected to the make things happen”. source of life.
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Though your superb deeds will never be appreciated by all creatures but time will tell, from the bible extract, the Pharisees sounded very antagonistic towards the lord Jesus Christ who himself was a miracle and lived a sinless life.
Currently in senior one Cambridge, she enjoys praising the lord. Comparing There is no shortcut to maturity due to the fact with her former that everyone will experience hatred to the exschool in tent of feeling that the world has lost his/her Uganda (Kireka attraction. Stay strong and stand firm, the deprimary school), cision shouldn’t be to hang yourself due to the she says NVHS bulkiness of problems. God is seeing what you are going through and is one of her best schools. she revealed that she commends the school is waiting for you to call upon him. He will send you a MOSES who will lead you out of all chaplain for his great work done. situations.
Jeremiah 33:3
By NIZEYIMANA Emma.
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School Supernovas...
INEZA NAKITA
Outstanding award in discipline, 2012
MITIMA ANGELO
Outstanding award in discipline,2012
RWUBUZIZI Ronaldo The most self motivated Person award, 2012.
MUGISHA Jesse UWASE Patricia The Academic award,2012 most caring person, award
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RTS... Am KAYIRANGA Audry I aspire to be a great swimmer and Olympian, currently am trainin’ with U15 national team
MATSIKO Remi
Best volleybal l playe r n’ tallest dude, 2012
AMAVUBI
NASAGAMBE FRED aka nuff BEST SPORTS MAN OF THE YEAR,2012
Tedd aka MAZE, best soccer player,2012
INEZA Regis, best tennis player,2012
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INTER - SPORTS... NIGERIAN FOOTBALL STAR VENTURES INTO MUSIC Chelsea and Nigerian midfielder, John Obi mikel has made foray into music with the setting up of a label called ‘’Matured Money Minds.’’ To prove his seriousness, the champions league winner with Chelsea last season, has signed on four acts,splash,kido,edgar and charass. With the help of his younger brother Patrick Obi, the 25-year-old football star has set his Matured Money Minds (MMM) entertainment label and has already signed a couple of music acts. Mikel, who is related to the P-square, is hoping to take music industry in Nigeria to another level. The footballer was born in Jos, a city that has produced great acts, such as P-square, MI and ICE Prince. ‘’Mikel had always showed his love for music. Setting up a label is just a confirmation of his desire to contribute to the growth of the industry in Nigeria’’ said Agencies Courtesy of newtimes
Neymar
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Sports highlight Local Five year ban for NTAGWABIRA Jean Marie, after he was found guilty of match fixing Rayon sport has experienced a ‘’nightmare’’ in this season dwelling on 3rd last position. AC KIYOVU and APR are leading the primus nation league International CHAN is due to start on November 24th in Kampala, Uganda Argentina’s friendly against Brazil was abandoned before kick-off due to a floodlight failure Gervinho wants to emulate THIERRY HENRY as the focal pointer in gunners Neymar has five clubs that he can receive a phone call for, Chelsea included Ronaldinho is back with his hattrick
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Life Style Corner
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n our community as a student, we need friends but some of us always find it hard to be a good friend. Here are the tips which will help you to become an adorable friend. Be Affectionate towards your friends. Show that you care, even in small things. Be Direct to your friends so that they can get used and accept who you are, but if you keep on pretending, they will take you later on as a hypocrite as they discover your true colors. Be Optimistic because nobody wants to be associated with a person who is negative, who will always discourage instead of pushing you forward. Be Respectful- he who respect, himself gains respect of others, and this is the foundation of true friendship to respect each other. Be Attentive because friends will always feel much together if you listen to each other and show interest, and support what one is saying or even doing. Be Bounteous always ready to give something for your friend welfare, this shows that you really are a good friend. Have Love for your friends because without it, you can’t do any of the above Be Enthusiastic about your friend because you will be showing them that you are excited and interested in them as your friends. Simply be an A.D.O.R.A.B.L.E friend. gains f l e s im ects h p s e r ho ct’ ‘he w respe By ISHIMWE Adeline S5 pcm
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COMMENTARY
. . By NIZEYIMANA Emma . “MR.MONEY TALKS” . t is heart –warming to read how . Mr. Money talks, as interesting . . as the updates of the couple of kanye west and Kim kardashian. . Comfirming my thoughts to write . about the earthly hidden treas. ure… it wasn’t easy. . Net photo When travelling in city routes of . Kigali nowadays, people are more concerned with . Agaciro fund,sports news and more importantly money . issues. The western world philosophers classified the . society into 3 classes as far as possession of money is . concerned. It is more less than a miracle for the third . class dweller to shift into the first class people who own . most of the industries and public sectors. Yes, they . need each other, but who is of more benefit than the . other? . . . ’’Mr.Money will come to visit you . more often’’ . . “Money made man mad”. I hope we agree that this ap- . plies to only a minority of men. But as legend seekers . of money, we should know that money acts as a visi. tor.It pays you a visit for the week– week–end , and another . to neighbor on monday. Therefore we shouldn’t be . brainless to make fun of our folks who will welcome the . visitor the day after tomorrow. . “Ding“Ding-Dong” open and pay homage to the visitor, use . him well to nurture the needy, vulnerable and dying . people ,so that Mr. Money will come to visit more . . often. . .
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HOW PARAMOUNT IS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A TEACHER AND A STUDENT.
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ducation is the process of nurtur-
ing people with information about the vital contentious issues when both sides agree on all learning aspects.
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In our days we should ask ourselves why informal educations (home education) is long practiced than formal education (classroom education). The vivid picture is that informal education involves the enlightenment from the mother and father. The knowledge acquired at home is applied in the society because children are aware of it’s future use. The weapon behind the enthusiasm of the children is the intimacy between them and their life forces. There is no doubt if we students understand the role of teachers in our lives; it will spark the success and achievements of our goals. Many reasons have been raised by fellow students why their relationships with teachers is cripple. Most ordinary students claim that, teachers see them as primary students (childish ) whereas advanced students associbreath--out ate with teachers but the problem is to freely breath their problems due to fear and lack of trust to keep secrets .Some believe that in our days for two people to keep a secret is that one of them must be dead. With that in mind, teachers should be the pioneers to developing close relationship with students like father like son. For students, remember, that if you want to make yours dreams come true, wake up. So that at the end we shall all be flourishing and singing the song of everlasting success.
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WAT’S UP……..
ISHIMWE Loic Age 17,has been doing a Cambridge course for two years. He says ‘’it is more advanced, exams are more practical-dealing with application in daily life. It presents a chance to get a better university abroad and an internationally recognized Certificate.
RUHAMA Amix Getanch The long holidays are around the corner and the festive seasons are setting in. It will be an opportunity to rest, listen to music, hangout with friends and also prepare for next year. wish you a prosperous new year 2013.love you all!!!!
This is one of the senior 2 students in Nu-vision high school named Pascal. Much of his interest is that he likes hearing and adhering to some role models in life especially scientists. His favorite quote is, “Great is to dream, the dream SIMIRUNA standing in the youth by the story’s stream but greater is to fight life through and say at the end, the dream is true.” Quotes like these gives Nu-Vision , WE him more enlightenment and motivation to have precious face life experiences which is much of his condormitories with well cern
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equipped bathrooms, clean toilets, flat-irons Edna Bongenya and well-arranged Is a Burundian girl in senior three Cambeds. The patrons and bridge. One of the things that she likes most is socializing with people. She said that she matrons are well enjoys talking and making friends. Edna con- trained on what they siders a person as a friend if he or she is free, are doing and care and shares every aspect of life as she does. about us so much. The She also said that friendship is all about the dorms are always clean mind, “if you take yourself as a shy person, to promote sanitation in the environment. then you won’t be able to socialize.” Edna has stated that, “those who don’t socialize How I wish you join us. with others miss a lot because; they don’t get to know other people’s personalities and their different backgrounds
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LONG LIVE
RWANDA
Two Giraffes in Akagera National Park.
Water Is Life...
WINNING HOUSE 2012 in soccer
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COMPILED BY SEKYONDWA Ben
THE FUTURE IS IN OUR H A N D S
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IFE is not only about today but also what tomorrow will be like. It would be much better if everyone would live a life that will enable him/her to be successful in future. Most of us are led astray by various things and fail to think about our future. This is mainly because the friends we choose sometimes mold us into the wrong people. The peer pressure from our colleagues can lead us into bad activities like smoking and drug abuse. If we think deeply about what we are involving ourselves in, we get to realize that we are spoiling our future.
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y name is KAMANZI Maximilien, and I am in S.4 PCB.I love my country, RWANDA, and am proud of her, my dream is to become a doctor in future. I got this inspiration from Ben Carson and I feel like Leaving aside personal characters, academic excel- doing the same. Discipline as the lence brightens our future even though some find most valued character of a doctor, no interest in studying. This is due to laziness and we as the youth of this nation have involvement in other extra-curricula activities such to uphold good attitudes. as sports, singing and dancing.
It is important that we develop a good attitude and concentrate more on our books, keeping in mind that time is never on our side. Therefore, we must be punctual in all things we do. In short, we should start working hard now to make our future brighter as NVHS school motto says, “THE BETTER PREPARED, THE STRONGER’’.
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By NIZEYIMANA Emma Facebook: NICK EMMA
BAD DEBT WRITTEN OFF...
orrowing has been the culture in most African societies since the ancient times. This was executed in a fair manner. Recently, a dude of mine was sweetly-beaten up and down even sideways due to possessing people’s money in form of a debt. In folk tales, debtors should return back what they borrowed to prevent social disasters. Creditors do not lend much money. If you do doubt about the borrower this is to prevent “ the bad debt written off” which is associated with deaths or
disappearance of the borrowers. Cats have over 100 vocal chords
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The names of all continents starts and ends with the same letter. Tennis was originally played with bare hands. 42% of men and 25% of Women don’t wash their hands after using toilets. Pope John II before joining evangelism was a football goal keeper. 90% of the world’s population kisses
HABIMANA Theophile Junior.
Fire moves faster uphill than down hill Average human brain contains a round 70 % of water. All the blinking in one day equals to having Your eyes closed 30 minutes. COMMON ABBREVITION. WOW: wonderful of wonderful NEWS: North, East. West, South. HP: Hewlett Packard O.K: zero (0) killed. A.K.A: Also known As
I wish a merry Christmas to: My family and friends, UMUGANWA Christine, Mutezintare Damas Gisimba, Healy michelle, Julee, Kevin Kimpi, Mushime COPIN Evra, Sentore Jean Paul, Ndayambaje jireh, Kalisa Axelle, Uwase Sandrine,Ishimwe Delphine. Ashimwe Denise, Danny Umusani,MABANO Aliane,Butera Alain, Shyaka sumpras, Rumuri Bertrand and Kayumba Edwin without forgetting Mugisha THE BEN.
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TEENS CORNER
FEATURES.
Illiterate family. A certain poor and illiterate family were sitting in their house one night , then they heard some noise from outside then the father and mother of the house started conversing and it went like this : Father: what is happening outside? Mother: I think there is a party. Father: of what? Mother: I think it’s a birth day party. Father: For who? Mother: I think its for TO YOU because I have been hearing them singing happy birth day TO YOU.
Little Johnny and dad. Dad: little Johnny who you love between I and your mom. Little Johnny: I love both of you. Dad: if I go to France and your mom to America where would you go? Little Johnny: I will go with mom. so the birth day might be for TO YOU. Dad: why, Little Johnny: because I love America . One day, Little Susie got her monthly Dad: if I go to America and mom to France bleeding for the first time in her life. whom will you go with? Little Johnny: I will go with mom to France. Not quite certain what was happening, and Dad: why France? somewhat frightened, she decided to tell Lit- Little Johnny : because I would have gone to tle Johnny. America before. Little Susie dropped her panties and showed Little Johnny what was happening. Lying father. Little Johnny's eyes opened wide in amazement. "You know," he said, "I'm not a doctor, A certain man had twelve children, he had a tendency of lying to his kids, and one day he but it looks like someone just ripped your lied to his kids that he had been to many balls off!" countries world wide and this is what he said “you know my children I have been to many places even others you have never ever heard about them ,I have been in Europe, Canada,USA,china,japan,Italy and many. ‘’ohh you know geography !!!’’exclaimed the kid. Then he replied ‘’I also went to geography” Compiled by MBABAZI Promise & MUNEZERO Evelyne
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SCHOOL EVENTS...
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. . A DAY TO REMEMBER!!! . . frantic day starts on the 23rd /09/2012 in nuvision high school campus. Straightly organized by . the office of the director of studies in conjunction . with the student body . . Splendid presentations were made. All students in the school starting from S1 to S5 took part in pres- . . entations, and not only did the students gain more knowledge but also did the parents as one of the par- . ent was quoted saying “I guess I have to go back to . school because there is a lot I seem to have missed”, other parents were just too ‘genius’ for the present- . ers as one of the students revealed. . . As the Nu-insight magazine inquired from parents, their most favorite stand were the Kinyarwanda sec- . tion where they got to know more about Rwanda’s . past traditional way of living, the other was the en- . trepreneurship room where many products were . made such as juice, sweets and soap from simple . materials. Students also presented in other fields such as com- . puter, physics, math, English and history. . The day’s activities in the late afternoon hours but . for some of the boys it wasn’t over yet, talent show- . casing continued. They initiated game termed as . ‘balloon world cup’ where a balloon had to stay in . air with the use of hands alone. The most prolific player was *SABIN who not only . made the ball stay in air but portrayed his diving . skills and many other tricks. However this so called . balloon world cup was in isolation from the rest of the school near the boys dormitory, it ended with the . giving of the top most award of balloon playing, and . Sabin who had proved to be good ,walked away . with it. Indeed it is one of the days to remember this . year so far… By SAFARI Phillip. .
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PHYSICS IS IN HIM!!! Call him OTIM JB, the best physics teacher on campus. J.B, is like a father to us because he follows up his students to make them understand the physics he knows. Every year, he produces the best students in the olevel physics in Rwanda. He has good tactics of teaching and his explanations are just mind blowing . On the other hand, JB is very social and friendly to everyone, he likes soccer very much and he is captain of the staff soccer team. This year, we believe that he will also produce the best students nationwide . S5’s are glad that he will take them through senior 6 and this gives them confidence that they will excel in this subject in their national exams.
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Senior Three Graduation Ceremony, 2012
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SENIOR THREE GO FOR LUNCHEON
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n 14th /10/2012, my feet were right in front of Knox hall. I was not lonely though, for a crowd of students to witness candidates making their way into fancy buses heading to SPORTSVIEW HOTEL where they had their luncheon. dressed in stylish As usual, they were outfits which, as a matter of fact ,was the centre of attention of this mob. All the s3s were pretty excited and they are thankful to the school administration for organizing this event. ‘’I hope next time, it will get better and more fantabulous.’’
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PHOTO GALLERY...
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Senior five Geography field work in Akagera National Park, 2012.
REBECCA senior one green, during the tree planting day
Gallos (extreme back), Alain (front) and Kayiranga (left). Show case their talent in cultural dance.
BAGIRE PATRICK senior 2 green, wishes a merry Christmas and a happy new year(2013) to: His family, Uwase Edith,Junior Theophile HABIMANA,MABANO Aliane, NASAGAMBE Fred, Ronaldo RWUBUZIZI , MSELLEM Muhammed,Mugisha Sam aka B.I.G and MUBIRU K. DOUGLAS.
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TREE PLANTING by the WILDLIFE CLUB Congz to the WILDLIFE club for the good job done. On 28th-oct -2012,more than 50 trees of diverse species were planted, thanks to these dedicated young members of the club.
RUBEN (left), M. RONALDO (middle) and DICKSON (right). Senior one students.
Teacher DJUMBA Expedito (math teacher) participating in the activity as a member of the club.
Teacher KISAKE Moses joining club mem- URUSARO Sandrine S1 green, (left) and AHUMUZA Elizabeth bers in the activity. S1 green. (right)
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Q’s: 1. who is the director of the movie “THINK LIKE A MAN”? 2. What are the real names of BIG SEAN? 3. Which crew became America’s best dance crew 2012? 4. What is the name and age of the founder of Facebook? 1.Tim Story 2.Sean Michael Anderson 3.Elektolytes 4.Mark zuckerberg , 28 years old
TOP 5 MOVIES OF THIS TERM. 1.Expendables II 2.Avengers 3.Abraham Lincoln: vampire hunter 4.Amazing Spiderman
5.Snow white and The hunts man
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ANSWERS….
Who is who???
CAN A FIGHT SOLVE A PROBLEM? they exchanged words and started pushing and shoving each other which initiated the fight. A friend of Rick Ross pulled out a gun and shots were fired . The good thing is that no one was injured or killed. But could this settle their feud? Fighting was On a Saturday night during the last B.E.T hip hop
not the last resolution to the prob-
awards, a clash broke out between RickRoss and
lem , they would have solved it in a
Young Jeezy. As they were in the backstage,
better way as big men.
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NU-INSIGHT MEETS... Manzi Robert a.k..a gift is in senior 4 PCM and has been at Nu-vision high school since senior one. Robert is a good singer and a good pianist. Robert is not only good at music but also knows how to dance, draw and playing soccer as a defender. Manzi is
Pascal S1 Cambridge one of the school come-
MERRY X-MAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR...
also good in academics, and he claims
dians wishing U
that these activities have made him a better person and have made his life interesting. Most of all, he thanks the Lord for the talents that He gave him. He says, ’’Everyone is given a talent and must use it to glo-
I am Mimi
rify God’s name,” therefore let’s not sit on our talents but use
Louange,
them wisely.
s.4 HEG.
“East or west home is best”,
I am proud
the saying goes. Ida s.4 Y joined
to to be
the NVHS family this year
back in my
from Maxwell academy in
home land
Kenya. She loves fashion and
(Rwanda). I
design and aspires to thrive in
left
this industry in future. Besides,
Rwanda
Ida is a social, optimistic and
after 1994.
often humorous kind of girl. Her
I had never
best friends include Or-
returned
nella, Chimene and many
until last year. Life in Europe is good for mature people and not children because they could end up losing their culture. NVHS has become a blessing to me, and being a boarder has transformed my life. At the campus , people think I
TRUE VIBES
move too fast. But that is what I’m used to; doing things fast to save time.
wishes you a MERRY XMAS and aHAPPY NEW YEAR
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By
‘BAD BOI’–Mario BALLOTELI MUKUNZI Clerick & Dan NTWALI ‘I am a naturalized Italian ,but I’m from Ghana . I was abandoned by my parents and adopted by two angels. I suffer racism everyday. I'm the first black to wear the jersey of Italy. I’m not angry but my life experiences make me act differently from other people .then try to learn more before you criticize me!”
Call me VAN, call me PERSIE, call me ROBIN, whatever it is, but as far now I got a new name. I am Robin Van Goal. One of the top transfers this summer was Arsenal’s captain joining EPL Giants at old Trafford.’’ I hear the criticisms is loud and clear but that is how I know the time is near’’ says Persie. RVP’s move was one of his best he could do, joining his fellow comrades that is Rooney, Welbeck and Chicharito who remain outstanding at old Trafford. He stays at the top most after displaying his goal scoring skills at the old T.cry your eyes out for days, such a heavy burden placed upon you, so when you IRADUKUNDA BASIL work hard your NA’s will became YA’s Our school's sports analyst, ‘’forever united.’’ he says he can’t wait for the 2014 world cup in brazil NUNU-INSIGHT MAGAZINE :NOV NOV /2O12
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I hate people who ….. Rumor-monger what they know nothing about at all. I know vividly that the few who do are the envy of many who only watch. Remember that what goes around comes around, you might be the victim of tomorrow. I advise you to think like grown-ups.
THIS & THAT...
Common Habits to Avoid ...
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e are constantly being told about bad habits that we need to avoid in our lives like smoking, drinking too much alcohol, eating too much and not getting enough exercise. These are all important things that are crucial for good health but there are other little daily habits that seem harmless in the short run, but which can bring problems in the long haul.
Aren’t you tired of carrying people’s burden for zero price? I wonder what people think when they care for you more than you do. Uuh… isn’t that bad. Minding your own business is the best way of living a stressless life in high school. Starring is not that bad , but some people stare at you at the extent that you fail to raise a folk and swallow your food in the D.H. yes am sure that the ghost has raided the living earth . People go on to predict what you are thinking. You are really sorcerers. I advise you to live like you are the only one on the planet earth.
1.Sleeping Less: Sleep is nature’s way of revitalizing both the body and the mind after continuously working throughout the day, if you do not get enough sleep, you will inevitably become irritable, get mood swings, develop chronic fatigue and have poor performance at work. 2.Skipping Breakfast: Missing meals, especially, breakfast, has been found to lead to eventual weight gain. When the body is deprived of nutrients it goes into “starvation mode” so that anything you eat is stored in the body reservoirs as fat for future use. People who skip breakfast also have a tendency to eat high calorie snacks (cakes, mandazis, sausages…) there is also a tendency to eat too much lunch. Squeeze breakfast into your morning schedule to ensure a bright day. 3.Nose blowing: Ideally, you should blow your nose when you have a cold or flu. Repeated forceful nose blowing usually leads to damage of the delicate lining of the nose leading to nose bleeds. It has also been found to lead to sinus problems. The best thing to do is to only use a handkerchief to wipe the excess mucus away. If you really must blow your nose,
do it one nostril at a time. Courtesy of igihe.com
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The word STRENGTHS is the longest word with single vowel. ♦ The most common used alphabet is letter E, the least is Q. ♦ Skiing is the only word with double ii ♦
If you try to say all alphabets without moving your lips or tongue, every letter will sound the same.
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STEWARDENESS is the longest word that is typed with the left hand on the keyboard.
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ADveRT COrnER…
HELLO, Fellow Rwandans dwelling in N.V.H.S. Your contribution can make a difference to your motherland. ‘’TWIHESHE AGACIRO’’
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