Student Bodies: Susan Israel

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Student Bodies: Susan Israel

In a perfect world where there is harmony, unity and everyone obeys the laws children attend school and everyone is able to learn in an environment that is safe from harm. Imagine a place where the laws and social conditions are perfect. Wouldn’t that be great! But, reality sets in and the real world is not perfect and unfortunately kids go to school, some are bullied, others soar and some land in jail. Circumstances that often hinder their progress can be a simple as family problems, financial stress or even drug abuse. When entering a school the students should feel safe, able to talk with teachers and not worry about being harassed by other students. Wouldn’t that be nice? Meet the staff of Greenwood Middle School and enter at your own risk as Delilah Price has now been hired as a substitute teacher for another substitute…

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In the Clearing: Robert Dugoni

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IN THE CLEARING: Robert Dugoni.
Closure is something everyone needs whether it’s a relationship that has gone south, a job that they have gotten fired from or in this case the truth behind a death. Sometimes what appears to be the cause of death or the result of a situation may look like one thing on the surface but when you scratch beneath the dust, mud, dirt, grass and dig down into the deepest layer of earth you might find the truth. A young 17-year-old girl named Kimi Kansaket is missing after working her shift at the Columbia Diner. Kimi was a senior in high school with a bright future as a track star and dated a young man named Tommy Moore. But, when she does not return home from her shift at the diner her parents became concerned and called it in to law enforcement. The year is 1976…

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