American Dynasty

The Nighthawk at Renaissance Space Academy       The Space Academy at Renaissance is pleased to announce a renaming of the Titan.  As many of you Space EdVenturers know, the Titan is a mobile simulator owned by InfiniD Learning and on permanent loan to the Space Academy.  With that reassignment, and the simulators new purpose to act as a reconnaissance in and out strike ship within the Farpoint universe, Bracken Funk felt the ship needed a new name.  There were many discussions along with many suggestions but in the end Nighthawk seemed to be the best fit. It is a name that speaks the little ship's purpose.      Spencer Baird and Jensen Caldwell Named as Nighthawk's Set Directors. The Nighthawk has a Bar Mitzvah and is Welcomed into the Space EdVentures Fleet. No More "Little Ship that Could" Jokes Allowed (although it will still have to join the Galileo as the Last Ships in the all Fleet Parades) Jensen and Spencer take thei...

     Nathan King had no other option but to enlist the help of the great Tangina herself to solve the mystery of the simulators at the Lions Gate Center at Lakeview Academy in Saratoga Springs. His own investigation failed, the police failed, even Orkin - a company dedicated to the   eradication of pests, failed to surface the spirit.  The medium was Nathan's last hope.  "These Ships are Clean"      As The Troubadour reported last week, the Apollo and Artemis simulators have been 'haunted' for lack of a better term over the last few weeks. Sightings captured by the school's security system proved something was there. This spooky presence unnerved the staff. It's one thing to deal with slime devils and first graders with runny noses, but a unseen apparition is quite another.        Nathan put a call out to Tangina, the world famous medium known for her work cleansing the poltergeists fro...

Maeson, Sydney and team for Maeson's last Mission      A sad and happy day for our space edventuring friends at DSC Canyon Grove.  Director Maeson Busk performed his last duties and flew his last mission as a center director before leaving Utah for a seven month sabbatical at Disney World Orlando as part of the Disney College Program.  He will take classes and best of all, work at one or more of the Disney parks.  Wouldn't it be great if he ended up at Space Mountain! I can also see him directing his own Jungle Cruise boat!       Sydney Brown is Maeson's co-director and will continue at the helm at DSC Canyon Grove.  The program is in great hands. Sydney is the best!         Maeson did what I use to do, he took a moment at the end of his last mission to sit on the Everest's empty bridge and  contemplate the magic and wonder of the place. I use to do that on the Voyager back in the day....