The Princess Diaries
The Princess Diaries: Take Two
The Princess Diaries: Third Time Lucky
The Princess Diaries: Mia Goes Fourth
All American Girl
Nicola and the Viscount
The Princess Diaries: Six Appeal
Grave Doubts: The Mediator
Victoria and the Rogue
The Guy Next Door
ISBN 0 330 42046 1 Copyright © Meg Cabot 2003
The Princess Diaries:
Give Me Five
Meg Cabot
Many thanks to the usual suspects: Beth Ader,
Jennifer Brown, Barb Cabot, Sarah Davies, Laura Langlie,
Abby McAden, David Walton and especially Benjamin Egnatz.
'It's true,' she said. 'Sometimes I do pretend I am a princess.
I pretend I am a princess, so that I can try and behave like one.'
Senior Week
by Josh Richter, Senior Class President
The week of May 5-10 is Senior Week. This is the time to honour this year's AEHS graduating class, who have worked so hard to show you leadership throughout the year. The Senior Week Events Calendar goes like this:
Monday
Senior
Awards Banquet
Tuesday
Senior
Sports
Banquet
Wednesday
Senior Debate
Thursday
Senior
Skit Nite
Friday
Senior
Skip Day
Saturday
Senior Prom
A Note From Your Principal:
Senior Skip Day is not an event sanctioned by school administration. All students are required to attend classes Friday 9 May. In addition, the request made by certain members of the freshman class to lift the sanction against underclassmen attending the prom unless invited by an upperclassman is denied.
Notice to all Students:
It has come to the attention of the administration that many pupils do not seem to know the proper words to the AEHS School Song. They are as follows:
Please note that at this year's graduation ceremony, any student caught singing alternative (particularly explicit and/or suggestive) words to the AEHS School Song will be removed from the premises. Complaints that the AEHS School Song
is too militaristic must be submitted in writing to the AEHS administrative office, not scrawled on toilet doors or discussed
on any student's public access television programme.
Letters to the Editor:
To Whom it May Concern:
Melanie
Greenbaum's article in last week's issue of
three decades was laughably facile. Sexism is still alive and well, not only around the world, but in our own country. In Utah,
for instance, polygamous marriages involving brides as young as eleven years of age are thriving, practised by fundamentalist Mormons who continue to live by traditions their ancestors brought west in the mid-1800s. The number of people in polygamous families in Utah is estimated by human rights groups at perhaps as many as 50,000, despite the fact that polygamy is not tolerated by the mainstream Mormon church, and also that the enforcement of tough penalties in the case of underage brides can sentence a polygamous husband or church leader arranging such a marriage to up to fifteen years in prison.
I am not telling other cultures
how to live, or anything. I am just saying take off the rose-coloured
spectacles, Ms Greenbaum, and write an article about some of the real
problems that affect half the population of this planet. The staff of
AEHS Food Court Menu
compiled by Mia Thermopolis
Monday
Potato Bar
Fr.Bread Pizza
Fish Fingers
Meatball Sub
Spicy Chix
Tuesday
Soup & Sand.
Chicken Pattie
Tuna in Pitta
Indiv. Pizza
Nachos Delux
Wednesday
Taco
Salad Bar
Burrito
Corndog/Pickle
Deli Bar
Italian Beef
Thursday
Asian Bar
Chicken Pharm.
Corn/FF
Pasta Bar
Fish Stix
Friday
Bean bar
Grilled Cheese
Curly Fries
Buffalo Bites
Soft Pretzel
Take out your own personal ad!
Available to AEHS students at 50 cents/line
Happy Ad
Happy Birthday, Reggie!
Sweet Sixteen At Last!
The Helens
Found:
one pair glasses, wire frames,
the Gifted and Talented classroom.
Describe to claim. See Mrs Hill
Happy Ad
Go to the prom with me, CF?
Please say yes.
GD
Lost: Spiral notebook in caf., on or about 4/27.
Read and DIE! Reward for safe return.
Locker No. 510
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