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Article posted June 26, 2009 at 09:50 AM GMT0 •
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Brief and Oral Argument, Denver Dispatch
May it please the court; we are the petitioners, representing the Denver Dispatch newspaper.
We appear before you today to ask the Supreme Court to remove the court order that forbids the Denver Dispatch from publishing articles about biological warfare at the Boulder Research Laboratory.
This case is all about how the Denver Dispatch should publish articles about secrets about the government’s biological warfare. We believe the Supreme Court should remove the court order that forbids the Denver Dispatch to publish articles about biological warfare at the Boulder Research Laboratory.
The first reason we believe the Supreme Court should remove the court order that forbids the Denver Dispatch to publish articles about biological warfare at the Boulder Research Laboratory is because of the past Supreme Court decision in Schenck v. United States, in 1919.
This case was about if Charles Schenck could publish anti-war leaflets that said the government shouldn’t be able to force young men into war. Congress had passed a new law that said it was against the law to encourage men to not be drafted for the war.
Justice Holmes wrote as part of the majority, ““We have to ask ourselves every time that we look at a case, ‘Are the words that are said or written used in such a way that they cause a clear and present danger?’…It is a question of how close is this possible danger and how dangerous it could be. Things which we allow in peacetime are sometimes too dangerous to allow in wartime.”
We believe this applies to the Denver Dispatch case because the Denver Dispatch has words that can cause danger. Also, things that are allowed in the Denver Dispatch in peacetime are dangerous in wartime.
The second reason we believe the Supreme Court should remove the court order that forbids the Denver Dispatch to publish articles about biological warfare at the Boulder Research Laboratory is because of the past Supreme Court decision in Near v. Minnesota in 1931.
This case was about whether Jay Near could publish his newspaper, the Saturday Press. The newspaper attacked everyone physically and emotionally.
Justice Hughes wrote as part of the majority that, ““We have usually believed that freedom of the press means that a newspaper can publish what is wants and that the government cannot stop it from publishing what it wants.”
We believe this applies to the Denver Dispatch case because the First Amendment protects the Denver Dispatch’s right to publish what it wants. The Denver Dispatch can publish information on the biological warfare (anthrax X).
The third reason we believe the Supreme Court should remove the court order that forbids the Denver Dispatch to publish articles about biological warfare at the Boulder Research Laboratory is because of the past Supreme Court decision in New York Times v. United States in 1971.
This case was about if the New York Times could publish the “Pentagon Papers” and if they were breaking a law publishing these papers with secret information.
Justice White wrote as part of the majority, ““There are times in which the press can be prevented from publishing information about government plans or operations.”
We believe this applies to the Denver Dispatch case because there are times when the Denver Dispatch can get prevented from publishing information but this time is not one of those times.
The last reasons we believe the Supreme Court should remove the court order that forbids the Denver Dispatch to publish articles about biological warfare at the Boulder Research Laboratory is because of the what is written in the United States Constitution.
It is written that in the Constitution that Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech or of the press. Congress is not allowed to make laws that stop people from speaking, writing, printing, and broadcasting.
We believe that this applies to the Denver Dispatch because the government has no right to stop the Denver Dispatch from writing and printing.
It is also written in the Constitution that the people of the United States set out rules that the government must follow. The Constitution was made to keep peace in the nation, bring about justice, defend the nation a s a whole from foreign enemies, make peoples’ lives better, and make sure that the people remain free.
We believe that this applies to the Denver Dispatch because the Denver Dispatch was written to warn the people of anthrax x. This defends people’s lives.
You have heard the arguments from the petitioner, the Denver Dispatch. We ask the Justices to uphold the freedom of the press granted in the First Amendment and to allow the newspaper to continue to publish the articles about biological warfare research.
Brief and Oral Argument, United States Government
May it please the court; we are the respondents, representing the United States government.
We appear before you today to ask the Supreme Court to uphold the court order that the lower court and the appeals court imposed on the Denver Dispatch newspaper.
This case is about not letting the Denver Dispatch publish military secrets about biological warfare in Boulder, Colorado.
We believe the Supreme Court should forbid the newspaper from publishing further articles about biological warfare research at the Boulder Research Laboratory.
The first reason we believe the Supreme Court should forbid the newspaper to publish further articles about biological warfare research at the Boulder Research Laboratory is because of the past Supreme Court decision in Schenck v. United States, in 1919.
This case was about Charles Schenck printing 15, 000 leaflets.
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote as part of the majority, “What someone is constitutionally allowed to do depends upon the time and place in which it is done. . .Things which we allow in peacetime are sometimes too dangerous to allow in wartime.”
We believe this applies to the Denver Dispatch case because we are in a war. Freedom of speech isn’t important while in a war.
The second reason we believe the Supreme Court should forbid the newspaper to publish further articles about biological warfare research at the Boulder Research Laboratory is because of the past Supreme Court decision in Near v. Minnesota in 1931.
This case was about Jay Near publishing a newspaper which was anti-Jewish, anti-government, and it attacked everyone: gangsters, police, commissioners, and even the mayor.
Justice Butler wrote as part of the minority, “The newspaper has already published false and outrageous stories that harm the reputations of various people. The use of the law in this case is a way of punishing the newspaper for already abusing its right of freedom of the press.”
We believe this applies to the Denver Dispatch case because the Denver Dispatch is already abusing the Freedom of the Press.
The third reason we believe the Supreme Court should forbid the newspaper from publishing further articles about biological warfare research at the Boulder Research Laboratory is because of the past Supreme Court decision in New York Times v. United States in 1971.
This case was about whether it was constitutional for the New York Times to publish past military secrets and the thinking of the U.S. generals.
Justice Blackmun wrote as part of the minority opinion. “Each section of the Constitution is important and [we] do not believe that the First Amendment is so important. . . .”
We believe this applies to the Denver Dispatch case because we believe the First Amendment isn’t that important that it stands above the other sections.
The last reason we believe the Supreme Court should remove the court order that forbids the Denver Dispatch to publish articles about biological warfare at the Boulder Research Laboratory is because of the what is written in the United States Constitution.
It is written in the Constitution that the Constitution was made to “keep peace in the nation.”
We believe this applies to the Denver Dispatch case because if the lab gives out secrets there will be no peace in the nation.
It is also written in the Constitution that “the President is the Chief Executive.”
We believe this applies to the Denver Dispatch case because he (or she) must protect us if he (or she) thinks it is dangerous.
You have heard the arguments from the respondents, the United States government. We ask the Justices to uphold the constitutional right of the government to protect the national security by blocking the Denver Dispatch articles on biological warfare research.
Denver Dispatch v. United States 2009
Docket Number 93-8000
1. The Story:
The government want to stop the publication of the Denver Dispatch newspaper because they think it’s saying military secrets about a biological weapons laboratory in Boulder, Colorado. In the lower courts the Denver Dispatch lost and they kept appealing until they got to the Supreme Court.
2. The Denver Dispatch Goes to the Supreme Court
The lawyers for the government argued:
The lawyers for the government argued that the Denver Dispatch should not publish the Denver Dispatch because they thought it was giving away military secrets. They argued that the First Amendment right to Freedom of the Press was not the most important Amendment.
The lawyers for the Denver Dispatch argued:
The lawyers for the Denver Dispatch argued that they have the freedom to print their articles and the people should know what the military is doing in the lab.
The Supreme Court Justices decided:
The Supreme Court voted 5 to 4 in favor of the Denver Dispatch.
Writing for the majority, Justice RockGirl voted in favor of the Denver Dispatch. She wrote:
I, RockGirl, believe the Denver Dispatch has the Constitutional right to publish information about the military laboratory in Boulder, Colorado. I believe they have this right because you can’t break the Constitution because terrorists “might” attack or “may” attack. I do not believe the government has the Constitutional right to stop the Denver Dispatch from publishing because if the government stops the Denver Dispatch from publishing terrorists may still attack.
Writing for the majority, Justice Mets1 voted in favor of the Denver Dispatch. He wrote:
I, Mets1, believe the Denver Dispatch has the Constitutional right to publish information about the military laboratory in Boulder, Colorado because like the Denver Dispatch said, terrorists won’t attack because it is peace time not war time.
I believe the Government doesn’t have the Constitutional right to stop the Denver Dispatch from publishing information about the military laboratory in Boulder, Colorado because the Congress has no right to make laws that stop people from speaking, writing, printing, or broadcasting. I don’t think they have anything to be worried about because it is peacetime.
Writing for the majority, Justice SuperStar9 voted in favor of the Denver Dispatch. She wrote:
I, SuperStar9, believe the Denver Dispatch has the Constitutional right to publish information about the military Laboratory in Boulder, Colorado. I believe they have this right because, “there are times in which the press can be prevented from publishing information about government plans or operations.” But this time is not one of those times. I do not believe the government has the Constitutional right to stop the Denver Dispatch from publishing information about the military in Boulder, Colorado. We believe this applies to the Denver Dispatch case because the Denver Dispatch is already abusing the freedom of the press. But they aren’t publishing false and outrageous stories. So why punish them?
Writing for the majority, Justice HolibackGurl voted in favor of the Denver Dispatch. She wrote:
I, HolibackGurl, believe the Denver Dispatch has the Constitutional right to publish information about the military laboratory in Boulder, Colorado. I believe that they have this right because they published one article and there has been no terrorist attack. Also they are warning people about this Anthrax X so if this stuff got out it could have killed someone. I do not believe the government has this Constitutional right to stop the Denver Dispatch from publishing information about the military laboratory in Boulder, Colorado because they put national security in front of the First Amendment. Also they didn’t do very well about answering questions.
Writing for the majority, Justice BlackPanther voted in favor of the Denver Dispatch. He wrote:
I, BlackPanther, believe the Denver Dispatch has the Constitutional right to publish information about the military laboratory in Boulder, Colorado. I believe they have this right because the people should know what the government is doing in the lab. The government said they have the cure for Anthrax X so why are they afraid that the Denver Dispatch will publish the secrets? We are in peacetime not in wartime. I do not believe the government has the Constitutional right to stop the Denver Dispatch from publishing information about the military laboratory in Boulder, Colorado because they said they have the cure for Anthrax X so why should they be afraid. The Denver Dispatch has freedom of speech and freedom of the press.
Writing for the minority, Justice Alvarez voted in favor of the government. He wrote:
I, Mario64, believe the government has the Constitutional right to stop the Denver Dispatch from publishing information about the military laboratory in Boulder, Colorado. I believe they have this right because they want to publish papers that reveal the military secrets. I do not believe the Denver Dispatch has the Constitutional right to publish information about the military laboratory in Boulder, Colorado because it’s revealing military secrets that are not supposed to be heard even if there is a virus or anything that might get us sick.
Writing for the minority, FamousStar3000, voted in favor of the government. She wrote:
I, FamousStar3000, believe the government has the Constitutional right to stop the Denver Dispatch from publishing about the military laboratory in Boulder, Colorado. I think the government has the right to stop publishing these articles. The government wants to keep our county safe. I do not believe the Denver Dispatch has the right to publish these articles. The articles might fall into the wrong hands and something bad might happen. Even though it’s been peacetime for a long time, you don’t know what can happen. Something can happen any day now if those articles are published.
Writing for the minority, Justice Luigi2Power voted in favor of the government. He wrote:
I, Luigi2Power, believe the government has the Constitutional right to stop the Denver Dispatch from publishing information about the military lab in Boulder, Colorado. I believe they have the right because like they said, if the newspaper was published then our enemies can find out and the public might worry. I do not believe the Denver Dispatch has the right to publish information about the military secrets because our enemies might find out, and they will make a plan to destroy us.
Writing for the minority, Justice MusicGirl voted in favor of the government. She wrote:
I, MusicGirl, believe the Government has the Constitutional right to stop the Denver Dispatch from publishing information about the military laboratory. I believe they have this right because what if the next five articles put us in danger if they are published? What if people find out more about Anthrax X and it gets in the wrong hands and hurts innocent people and the military can’t get there in time to stop the Anthrax X? Like the attorneys for the government said, “The First Amendment isn’t the most important part of the Constitution.” I believe that because it’s not the only Amendment or the only part of the Constitution. I think they should all be thought of as equally. Also, like the people in my family say, “You’re better safe than sorry.” I do not believe the Denver Dispatch has the Constitutional right to publish information about the military laboratory in Bolder, Colorado. First, when I saw the attorneys argue for the Denver Dispatch they looked like they weren’t collected. But when I saw the attorneys argue for the government, I thought that they were very put together and knew what they were doing. Second, I liked the way they said their argument and stated their rebuttal. They answered the questions very clearly, and I wasn’t as confused when they were stating their rebuttal and argument. So that’s why I agree with the government.
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Article posted June 26, 2009 at 09:50 AM GMT0 •
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Stop smoking! (A)
Article posted June 2, 2009 at 02:37 PM GMT0 •
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Don’t you hate it when people smoke and throw their cigarettes on the ground? Well, I know I hate that. People shouldn’t smoke.
First of all, don’t you hate when people throw their cigarettes on the ground? It makes the town look dirty, and it can pollute the air. Once they are done they throw the cigarettes on the ground. People can step on them or babies, dogs, or cats can pick them up, and they can die from putting them in their mouths.
Also, people might ask you to smoke, and you don’t want to. People might force you to smoke but you don’t want to. This is called peer pressure.
The biggest reason is second hand smoke. Have you ever been next to someone when they smoke? Well, I have. People shouldn’t smoke because they might cause other people to get lung cancer, and they might die because of that.
People might think it is cool to smoke. They might think that if they smoke they can become popular. I think that people should not smoke because if they do I think they won’t become popular. It is not cool.
So, if people smoke there are lot of cigarettes on the ground, people might ask them to smoke, or smokers can give some one second hand smoke. So please stop smoking.
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Article posted June 2, 2009 at 02:37 PM GMT0 •
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The Rotten Sneaker Award Goes To. . . .(WP)
Article posted June 2, 2009 at 01:28 AM GMT0 •
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There is this contest about who can make the smelliest sneakers. Whoever can make the smelliest sneakers win 2,500 dollars, and they win a golden sneaker. This kid named Joshua Bothe won the contest. Even professionals think that they are the smelliest sneakers they have ever smelled. Joshua steps on dog poop, mud, and he even spills fish juice on his shoes so that it can smell really bad. Joshua won 2,500 dollars, and with that money he went to new York went to Broadway to see the "Lion King." Now Joshua is showing his brother his collections of all the awards he won.
That is gross, making stinky sneakers and cool at the same time because he's getting all those awards. He even won the contest. Wow, that is so cool.
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Article posted June 2, 2009 at 01:28 AM GMT0 •
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A Real-Life Hobbit House (N)
Article posted May 29, 2009 at 02:44 PM GMT0 •
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There is this house that is just made out of wood. Simon and his friend build this house because they want to save the earth. They carved it instead of cutting the trees down. Simon says that him and his family like the way that they live.
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Article posted May 29, 2009 at 02:44 PM GMT0 •
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I do not spend a lot of time with my friends (WP)
Article posted May 28, 2009 at 01:11 AM GMT0 •
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Inspired by Miley Cyrus
Characters:
Molly
Holly
Narrator
Joe
John
Everbody
Max
Molly: You don't understand
what it is
That makes me tick,
but you wish you did
You always second guess
wonderin' I say yes
but you just lose out every time
If you only knew
what I talked about When I'm with my friends
just hangin' out
Then you'd have the inside scoop
On what to say,
what to do
That way when you play the game Baby,
you can never lose
Don't you wish that you could be a fly on the wall?
A creepy little
sneaky little
fly on the wall?
All my precious secrets,
yeah, you'd know them all
Don't you wish that you could be
a fly on the wall?
You'd love to know
the things I do
When I'm with my friends
and not with you
You always second guess,
wonderin' If there's other guys
I'm flirtin' with
You should know by now
If you were my boyfriend,
I'd be true to you
If I make a promise,
I'm comin' through
Don't you wish that you could
See me every second of the day
That way you would have no doubt
That baby I would never change
Don't you wish
that you could be a fly on the wall
A creepy little sneaky little fly on the wall?
All my precious secrets,
yeah, you'd know them all
Don't you wish that you could
be a fly on the wall?
A little communication
Well, that will go a long way
You're getting misinformation
Too much she say,
he say
And what I say is
Come a little closer
And what I'm gonna say is
Don't ya, don't ya Don't ya, don't ya
Wish you were a?
Hey Don't you wish that you
could be a fly on the wall
A creepy little sneaky little
fly on the wall?
All my precious secrets,
yeah, you'd know them all
Don't you wish that you could
be a fly on the wall?
Holly: That was a really good concert.
Molly: Thanks.
Holly: Molly, I have a feeling that because of the concerts, shows, and the clothes you have to try on, we are not doing stuff together like we used to when we were small.
Molly: I know, but I have no time.
Narrator: Molly and Holly went to Molly’s house. There they found their friend Joe.
Molly: Hey, Holly, I got a great idea. Why don’t you hang out with Joe?
Joe: What about me?
Molly: I was saying that. Why won’t you and Holly hang out tomorrow while I am sticking with my busy schedule?
Joe: I would like to hang out with Holly.
Holly: OK, but you owe me. You have to hang out with me for whole day.
Holly: OK.
Narrator: The next day comes and Molly is ready for her show. Molly gets there and it is almost time to start.
John: So, Molly why don’t you sing a song for us.
Molly: Oh, no.
John: Please. Come on everybody say “sing sing sing sing sing”!
Everybody: sing sing sing sing sing sign!
Molly: OK!
Boom clap,
boom de clap de clap
Boom boom clap,
boom de clap de clap
Boom boom clap,
boom de clap de clap
Boom boom clap,
boom de clap de clap
Try it with me,
here we go
Boom boom clap,
boom de clap de clap
(Whoa oh oh)
(That's right!)
Boom boom clap,
boom de clap de clap
(Whoa oh oh)
Boom boom clap,
boom de clap de clap
Boom boom clap,
boom de clap de clap
1, 2, 3! Everybody come on, off your seats
I'm gonna tell you about a beat
That's gonna make you move your feet
I'll give the BBQ Show and tell you how to move If you're 5 or 82
This is something you can do
Pop it, lock it, polka dot it
Country fivin', hip hop hip
Put your arms in the sky,
move side to side
Jump to the left,
stick it, glide Zig zag 'cross the floor
Shuffle in diagonal
When the drum hits hands on your hips
One-footed 180 twist
And then a zig zag, step, slide Lean in left,
clap three times Shake it out, head to toe
Throw it all together, that's how we roll
Do the hoedown (Throwdown!)
Do the hoedown (Throwdown!)
Do the hoedown (Throwdown!)
Throw it all together, that's how we roll
We get to four, five, six
And you're feelin' busted
But it's not time to quit
Practice makes you perfect
Pop it, lock it, polka dot it
Country fivin', hip hop hip
Put your arms in the sky, move side to side
Jump to the left, stick it, glide Zig zag 'cross the floor
Shuffle in diagonal
When the drum hits hands on your hips
One-footed 180 twist
And then a zig zag, step, slide
Lean in left, clap three times Shake it out, head to toe
Throw it all together, that's how we roll
Do the hoedown (Throwdown!)
Do the hoedown (Throwdown!)
Do the hoedown (Throwdown!)
Throw it all together, that's how we roll
Boom de clap de clap, boom boom clap
Come on, here we go!
Boom boom clap, boom de clap de clap
Boom boom clap, boom de clap
Pop it, lock it, polka dot it
Country fivin', hip hop hip
Put your arms in the sky, move side to side
Jump to the left, stick it, glide Zig zag 'cross the floor
Shuffle in diagonal
When the drum hits hands on your hips
One-footed 180 twist
And then a zig zag, step, slide
Lean in left, clap three times
Shake it out, head to toe
Throw it all together, that's how we roll
Do the hoedown (Throwdown!)
Do the hoedown (Throwdown!)
Do the hoedown (Throwdown!)
Throw it all together, that's how we roll
Do the hoedown (Throwdown!)
Do the hoedown (Throwdown!)
Do the hoedown (Throwdown!)
Throw it all together, that's how we roll
Boom dap clap, b-boom de clap clap clap
Boom dap clap, b-boom de clap clap
Boom de clap, boom de clap de clap
Throw it all together, that's how we roll.
John: That was really good, but guess what? Our time is up. See you next time.
Narrator: Back stage John is talking to Molly.
John: That was a really good song.
Molly: Thanks, I loved the show.
Narrator: Molly goes back home.
Holly: Can we hang out now Molly?
Molly: No, I cannot because I have a concert in 10 minutes, and I am going to get ready right now.
Narrator: Molly gets ready and goes to the concert. Molly gets there and she has to get to the backstage fast.
Molly: OK, I am here.
Max: You are late. Get dressed and put on makeup fast. You are on in 5 minutes.
Molly: OK.
Narrator: Molly, gets dressed and put on makeup fast.
Max: You are on in 3. . .2. . .1!
Chris: Give it up for Molly!
(Everybody screams.)
Molly:
You tucked me in, turned out the light
Kept me safe and sound at night
Little girls depend on things like that
Brushed my teeth and combed my hair
Had to drive me everywhere
You were always there when I looked back
You had to do it all alone
Make a living, make a home
Must have been as hard as it could be
And when I couldn't sleep at night
Scared things wouldn't turn out right
You would hold my hand and sing to me
Caterpillar in the tree
How you wonder who you'll be
Can't go far but you can always dream
Wish you may and wish you might
Don't you worry, hold on tight
I promise you there will come a day
Butterfly fly away
Butterfly fly away, butterfly fly away
Flap your wings now you can't stay
Take those dreams and make them all come true
Butterfly fly away, butterfly fly away
We've been waiting for this day
All along and knowing just what to do
Butterfly, butterfly, butterfly, butterfly fly away
Butterfly fly away
Butterfly fly away
(Everybody screams.)
Narrator: Molly gets back home.
Molly: Hey, guys, how was your day?
Holly: It was really fun.
Joe: It was really god day.
Holly and Joe: Well, we have to go now. Our parents said that we have to go.
Narrator: The next day comes and Molly has to go to school. Once molly gets to school she finds her friends.
Molly: Hey, you guys.
Holly: Hey are you free?
Molly: No, I have to go straight home today because the poparatsy found out where I live, and they won’t leave me alone. I cannot go any where without the police next to me.
Holly: Well OK, how about I go to your house and we can play?
Molly: OK, that sounds like a really good idea. Wait, I can’t. I am going on a trip to Mississippi for a concert. I am so sorry. When I get back I will promise that I will play with you.
Holly: When are you leaving?
Molly: Tomorrow.
Holly: Oh, should I tell Joe?
Molly: No, I am going to tell him.
Holly: Well, I am going to be back here tomorrow so we can say good bye.
Molly: When you get here I am going to have a surprise for you and Joe.
Holly: OK, bye.
Narrator: Once Holly leaves, Molly calls Joe to tell him the news.
Molly: Hey, Joe, I am going on a trip to Mississippi so come because I have a surprise for you and Holly.
Joe: OK, see you, bye.
Molly: Bye, see you tomorrow.
Narrator: Tomorrow comes and Molly is ready to leave. Holly and Joe are waiting downstairs for the surprise.
Molly: OK, I am done packing. Ready for the big surprise?
Holly and Joe: Yes, we are ready.
Molly: Come to the backyard.
Holly and Joe: Wow, that is really cool! We get to stand in the front row with the other people?
Molly: Yep, I made a concert for you guys and some fans came to see, too. So this is a song I dedicate to my two best friends.
I probably shouldn't say this
But at times I get so scared
When I think about the previous
Relationship we shared
It was awesome but we lost it
It's not possible for me not to care
And now we're standing in the rain
But nothing's ever gonna change
Until you hear, my dear
The 7 things I hate about you!
The 7 things I hate about you, oh you
You're vain, your games, you're insecure
You love me, you like her
You make me laugh, you make me cry
I don't know which side to buy
Your friends, they're jerks
When you act like them, just know it hurts
I wanna be with the one I know
And the 7th thing I hate the most that you do
You make me love you
It's awkward and silent
As I wait for you to say
What I need to hear now
Your sincere apology
When you mean it, I'll believe it
If you text it, I'll delete it
Let's be clear
Oh, I'm not coming back
You're taking 7 steps here
The 7 things I hate about you!
You're vain, your games, you're insecure
You love me, you like her
You make me laugh, you make me cry
I don't know which side to buy
Your friends, they're jerks
When you act like them, just know it hurts
I wanna be with the one I know
And the 7th thing I hate the most that you do
You make me love you
And compared to all the great things
That would take too long to write
I probably should mention the 7 that I like
The 7 things I like about you!
Your hair, your eyes, your old Levi's
When we kiss I'm hypnotized
You make me laugh, you make me cry
But I guess that's both I'll have to buy
Your hands in mine
When we're intertwined, everything's alright
I wanna be with the one I know
And the 7th thing I like most that you do
You make me love you, you do
Molly: Thank you all but I have to go. How did you guys like it?
Holly: That was great.
Joe: I liked it.
Molly: Well, I guess this is good bye.
Holly: I am going to miss you a lot.
Joe: I am going to miss you a lot too.
Molly: I have to go, bye. I am going to miss you guys.
Holly and Joe: Bye!
THE END
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Article posted May 28, 2009 at 01:11 AM GMT0 •
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Genius Toddler Artist (N)
Article posted May 19, 2009 at 03:01 PM GMT0 •
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There is a little girl that is only two years old and she is an artist. Her name is Aelita Andre. A gallery added her as an artist. After the man knew that it was just a two year old girl he said that he is going to see what happens. Her paintings sold so fast. Aelita Andre even has her own website. He might be really happy about her.
That is soo cool, a two year old that is an artist. People are buying her paintings really fast. I would like one of her paintings.
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Article posted May 19, 2009 at 03:01 PM GMT0 •
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The Dream House That Cost Just $1 (N)
Article posted May 4, 2009 at 03:13 PM GMT0 •
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A butler in Pennsylvania got his house moved to a better place. He got the house rebuilt from the inside to look really good than it was before. There are four bedrooms. For all that he had to pay just one dollar. Almost one year later they were ready to move in. That is so cool.
That is really cool, a house that you dream of for just one dollar. Don’t you wish that you had a house for just one dollar?
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Article posted May 4, 2009 at 03:13 PM GMT0 •
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The climb (WP, Audio)
Article posted April 22, 2009 at 03:22 PM GMT0 •
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Lyrics by Miley Cyrus
Hear it performed by Shorty11 by clicking the link at the end.
I can almost see it
That dream I’m dreaming but
There’s a voice inside my head sayin,
You’ll never reach it,
Every step I’m taking,
Every move I make feels
Lost with no direction
My faith is shaking but I
Got to keep trying
Got to keep my head held high
There’s always going to be another mountain
I’m always going to want to make it move
Always going to be an uphill battle,
Sometimes I'm going to have to lose,
Ain’t about how fast I get there,
Ain’t about what’s waiting on the other side
It’s the climb
The struggles I’m facing,
The chances I’m taking
Sometimes they might knock me down but
No I’m not breaking
I may not know it
But these are the moments that
I’m going to remember most yeah
Just got to keep going
And I,
I got to be strong
Just keep pushing on,
cause
There’s always going to be another mountain
I’m always going to want to make it move
Always going to be an uphill battle,
Sometimes I'm going to have to lose,
Ain’t about how fast I get there,
Ain’t about what’s waiting on the other side
It’s the climb
There’s always going to be another mountain
I’m always going to want to make it move
Always going to be an uphill battle,
Somebody's you're going to have to lose,
Ain’t about how fast I get there,
Ain’t about what’s waiting on the other side
It’s the climb
Keep on moving
Keep climbing
Keep the faith baby
It’s all about
It’s all about
The climb
Keep the faith
Keep your faith
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Article posted April 22, 2009 at 03:22 PM GMT0 •
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5th grade shirts are cool (A)
Article posted April 21, 2009 at 03:01 PM GMT0 •
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Have you ever had a shirt with 5th graders names on the front? Well, you can. All you have to be is a 5th grader in M.A.S. and go to the 5th grade Square Dance. 5th grade shirts are so cool!
First of all, I think that the shirts are cool because it is a shirt that you can take with you so you can remember M.A.S. There are names on the front of the shirt. We did not have to pay for it. People can sign your backs.
Also, each year the 5th grade shirts are different colors. Last year it was blue, two years ago it was red, three years ago it was dark green, and this year it is light green. You get to take your picture in it. You can wear it with jeans or something else.
The best reason is that you can get people to sign your back with permanent marker. I don’t even get in trouble for people signing my back. People put symbols on the back when they sign it.
When you are in the 5th grade, go to the Square Dance and have fun with your shirt.
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Article posted April 21, 2009 at 03:01 PM GMT0 •
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