Zara Mohammad: Student Council, Debate Club
Alexis Keller: Newspaper and Yearbook
Stephanie Raddison: TTRPG Club and Badminton
Wyatt Latimer: Basketball

Some of these are on the list already but just confirming.

By the power vested in me by more senior staffers, I hereby dub thee APPROVED

It's looking much better! Fantastic work so far! One or two little things that still need clearing up: This proved to be the final straw - not only for their parents' relationship, but for how Marcy perceived her father after he had spent years whittling away what little respect she had for him. Sen...

Wild GUNDHAM appeared! Hello and welcome to the approval process. Marcy looks very promising, but there are a some things to go through before she's fully ready, so she's DENIED pending edits. This critique may seem long, but don't be daunted. These are mostly minor fixes that are easily corrected, ...

Sure, why not? Work in progress. "What do you see, Kaneda?" (Karin Han, V8) - The only quote on this list that isn't from a thread title I actually named, but it was discussed and done in consultation with Dr. Adjective based on our mutual fondness for the movie Sunshine. What puts the tit...

I'll be out of the country from July 19th to August 4th, finally making my pilgrimage to Japan. Any staff inquiries should be diverted elsewhere!

Juanita heard Jacob's last utterance as "Teeby eye," and wondered what kind of eye condition that might have been. Then she realized he'd probably said "TBI," like an acronym. But the heck if she knew what it stood for. "Too-something-beginning-with-B-Information" was t...

((Juanita Reid continued from I'm Worse at What I Do Best)) A series of rhythmic staccato clicks heralded the arrival of a third person. Juanita Reid, with disheveled hair, sallow bags under her eyes, and a large purply-red bruise on her chin, wheeled her way into the room. The wheelchair was new. W...

((Juanita Reid continued elsewhere))

They came in, woke her up. She wasn't aware she'd been sleeping. They were soldiers, or nurses, or nurse soldiers. The machine beeped as they changed out one bag of fluid for some other bag of fluid, and made some adjustments to another one. Juanita wasn't entirely sure which was which and what did ...

Fourteen kids survived.

Out of those fourteen, Juanita had been the first one to get her collar off and leave the game.

So, did that make her the winner?

Or was she the loser, because everybody else had survived on the island longer?

...She actually cared about that. What the fuck.

Beatrice hadn't made it. She'd picked at one of the soldiers' sleeves, told him that her friend might be out there still, might still be alive somewhere. She'd given a brief physical description, a hazy account of where Beatrice might have been. But as time dragged on and the last few survivors stra...

Hello Ruggahissy, I appreciate the innovative efforts to streamline the profile critique process with the introduction of the Profile Critique AI Robot for V9. It’s clear that a lot of thought has gone into this initiative to improve efficiency and reduce wait times for writers. However, I have som...

The bleachers feel cold, even though it's a warm day. It seeps in through her jeans, spreading up and out and all through her body, and she's fidgeting and shivering a little bit, even though she's wearing a sweater. Two of them, actually. Her Worship and Prayers sweater, bearing its unfortunate acr...

Not long after, the sound of a snowmobile engine cut through the trees. ((Juanita Reid continued from If You Want Blood, I'll Give You Some )) Fitz was a good deal lighter than Evie, and his frame was stretched over a good few extra inches, but he somehow seemed to occupy way more space on the snowm...