From Lilly's Point of Veiw

by I love Ceiling

This something I wrote for a book report at school. It's Lilly's story on the incident with the fire drill.

(From Lilly Moscovitz's point of view)

I'm so frustrated! I can take it no longer! The school

administration has gone to far this time! First my term paper now this!

Well perhaps this will make more sense if I explain what happened.

Today was the day I planned the walkout. I spent my whole

afternoon and part of my evening last night sending emails to

everyone in the school (except the teachers) telling them about it.

They read:

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS AT ALBERT EINSTEIN HIGH SCHOOL

Stressed from too many exams , term papers, and final projects? Don't just passively accept the workload handed down to us by the tyrannical administration! A silent walkout has been scheduled for tomorrow. At exactly 10 am, join your fellow students in showing your teachers about how we feel about inflexible exam schedules, repressive censorship, and having only one reading day to on which to prepare us for our finals. Leave you pencils, leave your books, and gather on East 75th street between Madison and Park ( use doors by main administration offices if possible) for a rally against Principal Gupta and trustees. Let you voice be heard!

Everyone knew about it. You're not seeing the problem are you? Well,

WE HAD A FIRE DRILL RIGHT WHEN THE WALKOUT WAS

SUPPOSED TO TAKE PLACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yet again, the

administration is continuing to exercise unnecessary control over us!

Whoever leaked this out is going to be dead when I get my hands on

them! Mia was all "Come on Lilly, it's not that bad!" Of course it's bad!

You come on Mia! Are you going to let some oppressive tyrants suck

every bit of freewill from you? Sometimes Mia is just so passive and

just wants to let things happen. Well sometimes you just have to make

things happen! And you know what? I'M SICK OF WAITING!!!!!!!! I'm

starting an organization and I'm calling it Students Against the

Corportization of Albert Einstein High School (SACAEHS) and we are

going to make people aware that this is a growing problem that needs

action taken. And no, it's not because Mrs. Spears didn't think my

term paper was appropriate! It's because I'm sick of seeing my peers

fallen victim to society! It might have started with at term paper but I'm

going to make sure before I leave Albert Einstein High School that it is

liberated from such idiocy!