Text Box: Broadway: Grease Finally, after all of the contestants they went through to find the perfect Sandy and Danny, they came across Maxx Crumm and Laura Osnes, the new John Travolta and Olivia Newton John. The two stars stole the show with their amazing singing techniques and dance steps. The 1978 movie hit Grease is once again put to life in the Brooks Atkinson Theatre. Each and every character put on a show that was definatley the most unforgettable production of Grease on Broadway. The scenery and props stood out wonderfully and the orchestra played beautifully. The show ended with enthusiastic applause from every person in the room. The show was a great success. Text Box: thriller to pick this up. So we did everything that we were supposed to and were so tired. After they gave us our paychecks we spent two hours trying to find a bank to cash them, but we had no luck. But I have to admit, I had a lot of fun. On Tuesday we pretty much did the same thing. But this time we finished early and were allowed to get our paychecks at eight o'clock so we had three hours to wait. So we went to Burger King. We finally got our checks and headed home. This Democratic Organization I joined was a lot of fun because my group was awesome! I was with my two closest friends and our supervisor was very cool. And I’m definitely thinking about joining next year! Text Box: Page # Text Box: Books: Salem’s Lot, by Stephen King Salem’s Lot is an awesome book. This book is by far the most frightening and gruesome vampire novel ever written. In this novel you learn about the Marsten house and what kind of peculiar people are living there or not really living there. It’s filled with action and suspense that will have you gripping onto the edge of your seat from beginning to end. There are many different characters involved in here, some being: Ben Mears, a writer very interested in the Marsten House, Straker, the man who buys the Marsken House, and Danny and Ralphie Glick, who both end up in unforgettable twists of events that lead the where they cannot turn back. I would advise anyone interested in a blood curdling Text Box: The Quill Text Box: Higher culture: by Jennifer pierson

Cold Heart

By Nastascia Murray

Melted by love

Wanting, needing, feeling it

The desire burns inside

 

Glimmer in the eyes

Flutter of the heart

Sweating of the palms

Waiting for him to show

 

Passion explodes

He holds her in his arms

Eyes meet & lips quiver

They fall into each other

 

Kissing and caressing

The excitement makes them dizzy

Bodies sweaty

Breathless

                 Once there was an epic football game played by the greatest super heroes of all time. Their opponents were the most powerful and dangerous super villains of all time. The hole football game started because some of the most powerful beings in the universe, the Azarikes, were debating about which side would rule planet Earth ultimately. Some of the Azarikes thought evil and some thought good, but the most powerful Azarike, Constal, was neutral. So he had suggested the perfect way to decide. They would host a football game with the toughies of Earth’s heroes and villains.

                 Constal brought all the players together to his home planet of Klackter to tell them, “Hello, my name is Constal. We are on my home planet of Klackter. I brought you here today to inform you that you will be participating in a football competition in three months. “

                 Naturally this brought up controversy from all f the players. They said “Who made you all of a sudden ruler of my life? What makes you think I’m going to participate in this football game.”

                 Constal replied, “Because I rule the universe and I decide what you do and don’t do and if anyone tries not to participate in the game their family and they will be ripped from limb to limb!”

                 All the future players agreed on the game and Constal assigned coaches: Atom Man for the heroes and Dr. Doom for the villains. After they were back to Earth, the Azarikes made sure the players got together to practice.

 

Pick up the next issue of The Quill for the continuation of  “The Legendary Game”.

The legendary game: by Kelvin Carter

 

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