Click here . An Anthology of Creative Expression is being put together by the high school's literary-magazine staff, aided by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. Friday, staffers fixed the pages with glue, readying them for publication. It's overwhelming what people brought to this. Each page is the personal creation of a single student, said English teacher Judy Kelly, who came up with the idea and is the sponsor of Columbine's literary magazine.
Some pages are beautiful, using ribbons, flowers and color to evoke peace, hope and optimism.
Others are stark, raw emotion rising from typed words. I didn't know about the pain you carried in your heart. The book will be given free to every Columbine student and teacher. Proceeds will fund school programs devoted to arts and literature. R.I. And she is helping teachers Kelly, Peggy Dodd and Barbara Hirokawa oversee the lavish book.