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page 3: Pisces
(February
waiting to happen. Be
sure to soak it up,
will brighten your day
after an incident at
Embarrassing Stories! 19—March
20)
without getting lost
in the crowd. The
school leaves you down
in the dumps. It will
outskirts of that crowd also introduce you to
Something smells fishy will be what lears you someone you normally
page 4: around your friendship
clique. Be on the
to someone you might
not expect.
wouldn’t see yourself
with. New beginnings

Tips for Surviving College! lookout for newcomers

who may just not Leo (July 23—August
can be good for you.

belong. Be open to any 22) Sagittarius

lovers that come to (November 22—

page 7: you, though. Your love

life smells sweet.
A sports
event will
December 21)

Real Life: My Life as an Editor!

bring good All girls
things act strange
Aries (March 21— to your at times,
April 19) immediate future. It but talking
won’t last too long, usually helps. Having
page 8: Your so enjoy it while you
can. Don’t forget to
a deep talk with a
friend will bring you
grades will
Make the Most of Snow Days! take an
unexpected twist in
listen to your friend’s
opinions. Sometimes
two closer than ever
before. Don’t let
the upcoming month. they can see things a relationship ruin
Luckily, you’ll use your better than you. that friendship. Your
page 9: head to get them back
where they rightfully Virgo
friends shouldn’t have
to work around you
Reviews of Your Favorites! belong. Those same
thoughts will help you
(August 23—
September
two.

when your crush turns 22) Capricorn

up with open arms. (December 22—
page 10: Self- January 19)

How Celebrites are Helping Out! Taurus

May 20)
(April 20—
centeredness will
Life’s a
roller
come over a friend, coaster
A so be careful and try and, this
childhood not to take them too month,

Check out what these

memory seriously. It’ll be over you’re on top. Enjoy
will come soon enough. While the scene while you
back and your love life will be can, but remember

EAST readers say!

remind you why you nothing new, that that the down point
are who you are. Don’t friend may need your will come before you
let it fade again. advice. Listen to your know it. Whether or
Remember that inner heart and help them. not that down point
child when you’re with involves a lover is still
your significant other. Libra to be determined,
How often do you wear make up? Your morals will come (September but life’s full of
in handy. 23— opportunity. Choose
every day! 36% October what you feel is right.
Gemini (May 21— 22)
4-5 times a week 24% June 20) Aquarius (January
Your parents aren’t 20—February 18)
2-3 times a week 8% Watch going to understand
a choice you’re about The
once in a blue moon 32% out for
strange to make, but give weather is
buildings. them time. They’ll
What’s your favorite type of music? They’re
going to hold
understand after a
few days. On the other
something that will hand, your lover is
country 15% change your life, going to take a lot more spontaneous, and it’s
possibly forever. time to get it. During going to rub off on
pop 21% This being said, keep that time, decide if you you. Listen to your gut
an open mind of new really see yourself with when it tells you what
rock 18% people. They may just them five years from to do. It’s usually
now. No? Then maybe right. So is your heart
rap 12% hold a special key to
this break is what you when it comes to love.
your future.
christian 24% need. Look beyond their
Cancer (June 21— eyes and listen to
alternative 9% July 22) Scorpio (October their words. Do they
23— sound like a cheesy
An illness November script? Chances are,
will 21) that’s where they got
them.

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overtake
you, saving A musical
you from a mistake surprise
How Embarrassing!
Moments that would have been funny, if someone else had done them.
I’m SO bad at ice-skating that I
always have to hold onto the wall.  As
I slowly moved around the edge of the
rink, grasping the wall the whole time,
I noticed this cute guy on the bench
where hockey players would sit.  As I
passed in front of where he was sitting,
I leaned on the door, (not realizing it
was a door) and fell right in and landed
at his feet.  He asked if I was okay, I
said I was fine and skated away faster
than I’ve ever skated in my life.  My
friends saw the whole thing and feel the
need to tell the story every single time
we go ice-skating.  wrestled around for a little bit when he
I work at the local grocery store, which
is usually a pretty good bore. One day,
though, as I was bagging this lady’s
groceries, her kids were talking to me
so, being nice and trying to impress
my boss who was standing just an aisle
away, I was talking back. Unfortunately,
I was too busy to realize that the shelf
wasn’t as long as I thought it was. Next
thing I know I hear a crash and this
huge jar of applesauce is on the ground,
glass and sauce all over the tips of my
shoes and floor. I had to walk around
with applesauce in my shoes for the
last two hours of my shift. I definitely
caught the boss’ attention that day.
I was in the store with my mom one day
and saw my crush and his mom at the
opposite end of the aisle. I immediately
tensed up and tried to look really cool
in front of him. That included telling my
mom this hilarious story of this girl that
slipped on ice in the parking lot that
morning. I was so busy telling this story,
though, that I wasn’t paying attention
and, all of a sudden, I slipped on a spot
they’d just mopped and fell right on
my butt. My crush just kind of stood
there and tried not to laugh in my face.
I guess it’s true when they say karma’s
a ——.
We were at church on a Wednesday in
the youth group when my youth minister
decided to sing an old favorite of the
group’s. I hadn’t been going there very
long, so I hadn’t heard it before, but I
quickly caught on and was singing with
the rest of them like I’d been there my
entire life. Nobody told me, though, that
the song has a sudden break in the third
chorus. When everyone else stopped,
I kept on singing! They all turned and
looked at me and giggled, but the youth
minister reassured me it wasn’t the first
time that it’s happen. He makes sure
to make it a point whenever a break or
anything unexpected comes up now.
My boyfriend was over one day and we
were in the basement watching a movie.
After the movie went off, he tried
getting the remote from my hand, but I
wouldn’t let him have it. We flirtatiously
grabbed my stomach and squeezed me.
As soon as he squeezed me, I like out
a little *toot*. Luckily, he just started
laughing but now he calls me his little
‘Tooty’. It’s so embarrassing whenever
we’re around friends and he calls me
that. I think I would have rather him be
grossed out.
I have an inside dog which means we
have to let her out every so many hours
to go to the restroom. My mom used
to let her out the front door, but now
she uses the back. Here’s why: I have
a tendency of stepping in dog doo-doo.
It’s happened twice in the past year.
Both times it’s whenever I run out
to the bus. It’s dark out and I don’t
pay attention to where I’m stepping;
everything looks like mud or is covered
in leaves. The first time I didn’t realize
it until I was already in my first block
class and I had to skip a chem. Lab to
wash it off my shoe. The second time I
was more fortunate and noticed it while
I was still on the bus. My driver let me
hop off at another kid’s house to rub my
shoe in the grass. Either way, it stunk
and people could still smell it in my last
class of the day. Stupid dog.
When I was in the second grade, a flu
bug went around for quite some time. I
had gotten my flu shot the day before,
and I wasn’t feeling too swell, but my
mom wouldn’t let me go home when I
called her. She said that I was fine and
that I could tough it out the rest of
the day. Little did she know how bad
I actually felt and, on my way to the
teacher’s desk for permission to go to
the restroom, I threw up. Right there.
In front of my entire second grade
class. It was terrible. The worst thing
is, I live in a small town where people
remember stuff like that forever and
I still get some jokes about it now and
then.
It’s rare that I get to go shopping, so
when my mom took me out one night
and bought me basically a brand new
wardrobe, I was ecstatic. There was one
shirt in particular that I really liked. It
was gray and had all these cool colored
graphic on the front. That brand ran
small, so I had to get a large, but I
looked real cool. The next day at school,
I got so many compliments on it that my
confidence level was at the highest it’d
ever been at. Until I got home, that is.
I was making an afternoon snack when I
thought I spilt something on me. I look
down to check and instead saw the clear
L sticker going down the front of my
shirt. I’d forgotten to take off the size
sticker! I felt so stupid, but hoped that
no body noticed at school. I think that
graphics helped disguise it. I was so mad
that nobody told me and, needless to
say, I haven’t worn that shirt a lot since.
There’s this really cute guy that I
owrk with at this fast food place. We
always kid around with one another, in
a flirtatious way. One way that I like to
get him is by spraying water at his feet.
He does it back to me and we’re stuck
for the rest of our shifts in wet shoes.
Not too bad until one day when we were
doing this and I turned as a customer
walked in a slipped and landed on my
butt! It was so horrible! Luckily, he just
laughed and helped me up, but I could
have died!
I was handing out invites for my
birthday party one year when this girl
came up and asked for directions to my
house. I looked at her weird and told
her she wasn’t invited. I was telling a
friend about it later and, when they
asked why she wasn’t, I told them
because I didn’t even know who the girl
was. Turns out that girl was right behind
me and heard the entire thing!
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 Surviving Tips from College Juniors
bit about yourself you
Imagine stepping onto the roommate I had last because it’s your first time didn’t know before. “I have
your college campus this year had a problem with on your own,” Kristen said, grown so much as a person
fall and knowing exactly her previous roommate “but, just because you get these past three years and
what to expect. Thanks to because they were homesick doesn’t mean you I feel like, if I had stayed
four juniors at Western opposites.” “Also,” she should hate it here. I had at home, I wouldn’t have,”
Kentucky University, now adds, “you’ll make rules a roommate freshman year Erin told us.
you can. We’ve asked Erin together at the beginning that never gave it a shot. Another plus side to
Griffin, Sarah Jessie, of the semester. Make She didn’t like it and she
Stacie Marable, and
Kristen Scott to give
us tips and ideas on
everything from dorm
life to food to choosing
professors. They’ve
answered and have
helped to solve some of
a high schooler’s biggest

questions.

Dorm Life
“No matter what,
you’re going to get
annoyed with your
roommate at some
point,” says Kristen. All
four say that this will
happen whether or not
you knew the person
beforehand, though they (Left to Right) Sarah Jessie, Kristen Scott, Erin Griffin, and Stacie
recommend that you Marable are the experts for east when it comes to helpful tips on how to
room with someone that survive your college years!
you know. “I didn’t have
the best roommates the dorm life? Decorating!
first two years of college,” sure the both of you follow made sure she wouldn’t “It’s a must do,” stated
says Erin, “but this year those rules. It can be real like it. She went home Erin. “Putting pictures up
I’m rooming with one of aggravating if you do and every chance she got and of friends and family helps
my best friends and it has they don’t.” didn’t try making friends with the homesickness
been great!” “In a lot of ways, living or getting involved with and it also makes the
Kristen also on campus is like living in anything. She expected room more ‘homey’ feeling,
recommends rooming your own little community everyone to befriend her. other than just plain white
with someone of your where your friends become She ended up going to walls.” Stacie makes a
equal ‘tidiness.’ “I’d room your family,” explained community college back good point when she says

4 with someone who Stacie. Even with a friend- home after her first that dorm rooms are like a
was messy or a neat family, you’re going to miss semester.” blank canvas. “They aren’t
freak, whichever is you’re real family. “It’s Stick around, and you pretty, so there isn’t much
most like you. I know normal is get homesick, might just learn a little
 College
you can do to make it look
worse,” she says. Some
ideas that they’ve seen are
Christmas lights, lamps,
pictures, corkboards, and
“She didn’t like it and
she made sure she
wouldn’t like it...”
posters. “Get a cute rug,
too!” Kristen adds.
Activities
Both on and off
campus, loads of events
are always going on. “Get
involved in organizations,
have movie nights, plan
weekly meals with friends,
play frisbee outside on
pretty days, go for walks,
Want a way to check on your professors before
joining a class youll dread? The girls recommend
www.profeval.com to see what other students
opinions on a professor that could be the
difference between passing and failing a course.
volunteer at the humane
society, clean your dorm,
explore the areas around
campus you don’t usually
go to, go to concerts, go
bowling, catch up on your
favorite TV shows, go to
games, have fun, and make
new friends!” exclaims
Stacie. Kristen let us know
that all university sports
events are free, so taking
advantage of them is a
must! One favorite of the
girls is tailgating for the
infamous WKU football
games. “Especially at
places like WKU, tailgating
is huge and it’s a blast!”
Sarah declared. “It’s a
great time to hang out
and have fun with your
classmates where you
What are your post-school plans?
According to 100 high school girls...
4-year college 84%
2-year college 8%
Work 4%
Other 4%
get to all come together own personal experience.
for the same reason: to
support your school!” And
“Having a job on campus
is really the best way to
don’t be afraid of sticking go,” she told us. “They
out with your school spirit work so well around your
like you might have in schedule and your life.
years past. “The school They truly understand
spirit in college stomps that school comes first
what you’re used to in high and then work.” Her job
school; it’s a whole other as a Resident Assistant
world!” Sarah exclaimed. (RA) consist of her living
on the floor in a residence
hall with about 40 other
Jobs girls where she’s the “rule
enforcer and role model.”
Starting college “I plan programs for them,
means starting a brand decorate our floor and
new life for most am just there for them
people. Unfortunately, for whatever they need.
starting a brand new It’s a real rewarding job
life generally gets that has given me the
expensive. So what are opportunity to grow as a
their experiences when person, especially in my
it comes to jobs? “I leadership skills. Plus,”
think a job could work, she added, “I’ve met a ton
but don’t over do it. If of great people through
you have a job you just working with Housing and
have to work harder at Residence Life and not to
organizing you time. I mention how great it is to
think on-campus jobs have a resume builder.”
are the way to go. They She ended saying how nice
generally work around it is to have that little
your schedule and there extra cash laying around
is no commute,” says
Stacie. Sarah agrees
with this from her
so you’re not so
dependent on your
parents.
5

Classes
Classes
Going into college can
be real different than
high school. Just ask
Kristen. “Honestly, my
high school didn’t prepare
me for college at all…
Don’t take the easy way
out in high school; take
AP classes.” Stacie, who
went to a different high
school, agrees. “I wish I
would have taken more
college credit classes in
high school. It’s nice to go
in with a few hours already
complete.”
What about choosing
classes? How are you
supposed to figure out
which professor will work
best for you? All four
girls agree that www.
profeval.com is the way
to go! “You can figure
out which teachers
are better at teaching
Sarah (pink) and Kris-
ten (gray) have found
that rooming with peo-
ple you know
generally makes the
dorm life easier to
survive.
whichever subject you’re
interested in. It has never
disappointed me and saved
me from taking some bad
teachers in the long run,”
Kristen said.
Also, another thing
they suggest is to not go
overboard with your hours.
“Try to take 15-18 hours
6
every semester. Don’t
worry if you actually
don’t graduate in four
years, not many people do.
Know Your
Keep in mind, though, if
you plan on taking classes
back to back, make sure
the buildings are close
Experts!
together and not all the
way on the other end
of the campus.” Kristen
advises that you don’t
take more than 15 hours
your first semester and
that you have a map of the
campus with you.
Name: Erin Griffin
While scheduling is Age: 20
important, the actual Intended Major: Exercise
class can be pretty tough Science (Pre-Physical Ther-
as well. Any homework apy)
advice? “Try to do it right
after class if you can,
because you remember
more from the class and
then you won’t have to
worry about it the night
before you meet again,”
Erin advised. All four
Name: Sarah Jessie
agree that procrastination
is a huge no-no and that Age: 20
making friends with some Intended Major: Early
of your classmates can Childhood Education
be real beneficial. “Take
advantage of study groups
for classes you’re having
trouble with and, in case
you miss a day or you need
to study, making friends
can be great.”
So, while these tips are
very helpful, keep in mind
they are just that: tips.
It’s what these girls have Name: Stacie Marable
learned and they hope that
you are able to create
Age: 21
Intended Major: Com-
your own pleasant college
memories with them. munication Disorders
They’re not fool proof, but
they’re definitely things to
keep in mind when you’re
walking on that sidewalk
for the first time this fall.
(For more help or
comments on this article,
email ‘College Tips’ to
StephanieJayy@gmail.com)
Name: Kristen Scott
Age: 21
Intended Major:
Dental Hygiene
 When Stephanie Jessie
was 14-years-old she decided as I was writing. The main
what she would do with her
life. By the time she was 17, own voice and learn what
she had done it.
Stephanie Jessie (above) created
her own magazine at age 17.
To become an editor of
her own magazine, Jessie
had to learn several things
about what it takes to edit
something that so many
people read monthly. One
way she did this was by
shadowing the managing
editor of Kentucky Living
magazine, Anita Travis
Richter and by interviewing
assistant editor for Popstar!
magazine Christina Coloangelo
and Seventeen editor Ann
Shoket.
The first piece of advice
she heard was from Shoket
and that was to simply write.
“She told me that it didn’t
matter what I wrote, as long 17-year-old take over their computer and got to work.
office for a month, I decided I spent well over 60 hours
thing was that I develop my just to make my own. I’m a just making 10 pages, but I’m
teenage girl with teenage proud of what I’ve created.
works for me,” Jessie says. girls as friends, so wouldn’t I It was real cool to see how
Travis and know better than anyone else all the things that real
Coloangelo were what would sell?” editors do and everything
on the same After 50+ texts, 30+ I’ve learned these past three
page when they emails, several late night years came together. I just
said to try all tweets, and many talks with hope everyone else likes it as
different types her older sister, Jessie much as I do.”
of journalism had the first edition of her This magazine she created
and see if it magazine ready to go. “I did is called east and you’re
is really what everything the way Anita reading the first ever issue
you want to do
or not. Ways
to do this
include taking
journalism
classes, taking
internships, and
really studying
other types
of media, not
just magazines.
“I really
appreciated
their concern,
but I’ve done
years of
research and
studied all kinds
of magazines,
newspapers,
blogs, websites,
etc. Magazine
are definitely what I’m pulled
towards,” remarked Jessie.
The idea of creating her
own magazine came to her
“I spent well over 60
hours just making 10
pages, but I’m proud
of what I’ve had taught me at Kentucky now. If you’d like to tell her
Living. I first decided what how she’d did, send her an
created...” articles I wanted, thanks to email at StephanieJayy@
the opinions of my friends, gmail.com. She’ll be expecting
when her class was assigned
and where I wanted them, it as we’re expecting great
projects that dealt with
then I sketched it all out. things to come from this goal.
their future plans. “I knew
I had learned how to use a
I wanted to be a magazine
editor and, since no editor in
their right mind would let a
program called PageMaker
in my journalism class, so I
downloaded it onto my home
7
Are you out of ideas on how to spend that perfect snow day? We’ve gathered twelve different activities
that you can do to make your snow day worthwhile!

What warms you up better
on a fidgety winter day than
some nice hot chocolate and a
side of melted marshmallows
with even more chocolate!
Too cold for an outside fire?
No worries. Just turn your
stove on high and stab your
marshmallow with a fork.
Just be careful not to drip
sugar into the stove. Smash
the marshmallow between a
slice of chocolate and two
pieces of graham crackers
and eat up!
Find a hill, grab some Want a tasty way to turn that snow
friends and a sled and into something even better than a
prepare for endless ticket out of school? Try making
hours of fun! No sled some snow cream! Just mix some
available? Try some clean snow, milk, and any favored
of these substitutes syrup (chocolate, strawberry,
instead: garbage etc.) in a cup and drink away. It’s
bags, cookie sheets, a tradition that you’ll carry on for
swimming tubes, years!
garbage can lids,
or even an old door
that’s laying around
your shed!

Are you angry because the snow’s preventing you from leaving
your neighborhood? Chances are, there are others around you
that feel the same way. The solution? Gathering some good,
sticky snow and letting your anger out in a good old-fashioned
snow ball fight! Just be careful not to let your anger hurt too
hard.

Are you behind on your chores? Still haven’t opened that

book that you have a test over in two days? Why not use this
When all else fails, play in the snow. Why else free day to catch up on whatever you’ve been putting off.
You’ll feel great in knowing that you’ve actually accomplished
would they call it a snow day? something, and not just wasted the day away.

You’re never too old for Disney movies, so why not pop in What’s more relaxing than a fireplace and a good book? Find
your childhood favorite and reminisce on the good ole days? one (whether it’s required for school or just free reading)
You’ll be surprised at how many songs, lines, and dance moves and see how far you get along before your parents get
you still remember, even after all these years. home. Don’t forget your PJ’s!

Make your day useful and plan your future. Think of things you
want to do in the next 10 years or even the next snow day. Can’t
think of anything good? Try channel surfing and see what others
are doing. If you have one from the last snow day, see how many
items you can accomplish successfully in one day!
Go old-fashioned for a day and build a snowman. Find
some sticks buried in the snow, pull some buttons off
that old jacket you’ve outgrown, and introduce yourself
to your new best friend. Afraid he’ll too warm? Build him
an igloo to live in. Plus, you could always stop by if you’d

Stop procrastinating and open up that closet door! We all need a little extra
Go through your clothes and decide which ones sleep sometimes, but it can be
hard to come by. Plan your day Dig out that old Gameboy or
to keep and which ones to donate. Be truthful; Nintendo game and see if you can
if you haven’t worn it in more than one year, you wisely: sleep in several hours
more than usual and go to bed beat your old score! Still have a
probably won’t the rest of the year. While you’re game from Christmas you haven’t
at it,
andwhy not attack
under your
your bed, bookshelf,
too? desk
You might drawers,
find some a little earlier. This way, you’re
opened? Make use of this time to

8 things you’ve really missed. more energized for the next

few days and your friends will see how well you can hit a ball or kill
thank you for being in a better an enemy. You might just surprise

Saving Lives,
One Screening at a Time
A film about faith, friendship and
second chances, To Save A Life is
an inspiring story about basketball
star Jake Taylor whose life takes
a turn when his childhood best
friend, Rodger, commits suicide at
their high school. Jake (played by
Randy Wayne) feels the guilt of
Rodger’s death after realizing that,
if he hadn’t traded a friend who
had risked his life for Jake for the
parties, sex, and popularity he had,
Rodger might still be alive. At the
funeral, Jake meets a youth minister
named Chris (Joshua Weigel) who
helps to lead Jake into a life full of
God. Along the way, Jake must face
situations that include the drug-
using preacher’s son, a cutting friend
of Rodger’s, and the pressures of
choosing between what is right and
who he knows is wrong.
This film portrays perfectly high
school life and what Christians
are faced with everyday. It is
certainly one to see with anyone you
care about and it’s already helped
hundreds of people make the world
a better place, one person and one
action at a time.
Nicholas Sparks Adds New
Hit
by Victoria Kute
Nicholas Sparks, author of The
Notebook, Walk to Remember, and
Nights in Rodanthe, all that have been
made into movies, adds yet another
block-buster success. Dear John,
starring Channing Tatum and Amanda
Seyfield, portrays the story of an
Army member who falls head over
heels in love. John Tyree (Tatum)
is back from leave in his home town
where he meets Savannah. Amanda
Seyfield plays the remarkable and
brilliant Savannah who is spending her
spring break working on building a new
home for a deserving family. The two
uncontrollably fall in love over the two
weeks. With John’s enlistment coming
to an end, it seems to be a perfect
time to settle with someone, but an
unexpected event may come in the way
of them being together.
For those of you who have read
or seen one of Nicholas Sparks’
masterpieces, you can expect another
moving, heart-wrenching tale that
doesn’t disappointed. Fans of the
novel Dear John will notice a few
key differences between the book
and movie. This remarkable story
will leave moviegoers speechless and
wanting more. This is sure to be a
timeless classic.
Songs from the Soul
Nick Jonas Breaks Free
“Songs from the Soul” is the only
way to describe the new album from
Nick Jonas and the Administration.
The album, entitled ‘Who I Am’,
includes 10 original songs all written
or co-written by Nicholas Jonas.
The opening track, Rose Garden,
tells about the struggles of a girl
born out of wedlock and how she’s
had to work her entire life in this
rose garden just to scrap by. The
title track is a personal favorite as
it sings about how Nick is longing for
the love of girl who loves him for
being him, not for being a superstar.
Another personal favorite includes
the last sing, Stronger (Back on
the Ground). It’s a song of saying
goodbye to broken promises and
getting back out in the world.
Older Jonas fans will recognize
the 7th song on the album. It’s
from their third CD (A Little Bit
Longer) and it’s the song Tonight
the brothers wrote with their bass
guitarist, Greg Garbowsky. The only
difference (minus the missing Kevin
and Joe) is a slower tempo and a
more hurtful feel.
The entire album has that feel.
It’s definitely one to save for nights
or times when you want to relax a
little. While most Jonas songs are
upbeat and crazy, Nick slows things
down and gets you thinking while you
sing, which is why this album has
earned four stars.
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