CH 9 CHEMISTRY ACID NOMENCLATURE Rules for naming binary acids and oxyacids. By: SMARTERTEACHER … Continue reading →

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Seton Hall Pirates forward Brandon Mobley (2) works against Butler Bulldogs forward Kameron Woods (31) at the Prudential Center on Tuesday night.(Photo: Jim O'Connor-USA TODAY Sports) NEWARK Guys with McDonald's All-American credentials and blue-chip stature are nice to have around. They speak to recruiting successes and can provide immediate relief on the court. But when the goals are championships and sustainability, it's simply not enough. So while the influx of talent in the form of a top-10 recruiting class has been welcome this season, it's the improved team chemistry that's been the biggest difference for No. 21 Seton Hall. It didn't quite work out as planned Tuesday night, but a 79-75 overtime loss to a very good Butler team at the Prudential Center is nothing to panic about. RELATED: Gibbs' 30 not enough as Hall falls to Butler In fact, there's a growing sense that this season could be different for the Pirates, whose play in general has fostered a feeling that great things might once again be possible. With freshman sensation Isaiah Whitehead still sidelined with a stress fracture in his foot, it was Sterling Gibbs who scored 30 points to lead a comeback and force overtime. But when … Continue reading →

A pair of SAISD teachers got a boost last week thanks to a surprise presentation of two SAISD Foundation mini-grants. The $500 grants will help Burbank High School chemistry teacher Brian Quiones fund a 3-D printing project and Tafolla Middle School band director Alejandro Salazar get new marching percussion instruments. Judy Geelhoed, director of the San Antonio Independent School District Foundation, said that the organization, which has been awarding innovation grants since 2007, started the mini-grant program in 2014. The smaller awards will help the foundation reach more recipients, and unlike the larger grants, are distributed in the middle of the school year. The mini-grants are smaller amounts of money, but you can really do incredible things with smaller grants, Geelhoed explained, noting that the two awarded this week are part of almost 160the foundation plans to award by the end of the year. Quiones, presented with the award in the middle of a lecture, was cheered by his students. Im really excited to hear about this, Quiones said. My robotics team is going to be designing a 3D printer, and were in the process of working with the guys from 10Bit Works (a local engineering firm), so my students … Continue reading →