Her aunt did it. And now Wilson thinks she will, too. In the old days of last year, students wishing to cheat on foreign language compositions found someone who spoke the language and got that person to write the paper. The painter is poised with her face only inches from the canvas, gazing intently at her masterpiece. She squints and adds dabs of pink to the cheeks of a beautiful young lady.
Hours tick by, until finally the brush strokes transform into lifelike faces.
Admiring her work, sophomore Diane Bradish takes in the rainbow of colors before her, knowing that one day she may not be able to see the hues of orange in the autumn leaves, or the tinge of scarlet on her little brother's face as he giggles because Bradish's eyesight is threatened by a disease that could someday leave her blind. Grades Determine the Size of Students' Wallets by Anthony Stranges Junior Reuben Neugass sits in math class wondering about his grades. As junior Eva Daryabeygi rides shotgun down Old Georgetown Road, the driver makes a right into a Safeway parking lot. While observing her surroundings, Daryabeygi suddenly notices a pothole on the left of the lane and a few seconds later feels the left side of the car dip down. School Lunch is a Square Deal by Emily Gustafson Full school lunches are relatively nutritious, according to Sandra Shrout, the Supervising Nutritionist for the Division of Food and Nutrition Services of Montgomery County Public Schools.