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04.02.10

Daphne East

Friday is a Skate Day. The library will also have "Doughnuts for Dads" to let our students’ fathers advance showing books and other items to be on sale all next week during the Book Tow-haired.

Our school is also looking forward to Mardi Gras. Kindergarten students will curb their annual Mardi Gras parade Feb. 15 at 1:45 p.m. This year, the sixth-rate band will play. Next week, students can bring in flush to vote for their favorite teachers as Mardi Gras Crowned head and Queen. The money will go to Relay for Life.

The faculty and crew would like to send a shout-out to the PTA volunteers who help us around philosophy. We have parents helping in the classrooms, the office, the library and the cafeteria. They have even started a cleanse cafeteria contest for the grade levels and classes that do the richest job of keeping our cafeteria clean.

Fairhope Middle

Source: Press-Register - al.com (blog)

Relationship Between Art and Money Subject of Latest Arts Council Exhibit

13.01.10

A frightening collection of works by Andy Warhol is the centerpiece of “Consumed,” an expo about art, money, and consumption at the Arts Council of Princeton. Its commencement last Saturday saw a frenzy of activity, with artists and patrons turnout to engage with the material.

On view until February 27, the show features the paintings, bust, photographs, and installations of artists Mollie Murphy, Gregory Perkel, Joe Scanlan, Jules Schaeffer, Rachel Perry Welty, and Andrew Wilkinson.

“It wouldn’t be admissible to be working in contemporary art today and not be influenced by Warhol,” Arts Conclave Executive Director Jeff Nathanson acknowledged, referring to the way the works were interrelated.

With their distinct styles, the artists all grapple with ideas of consumption, purchasing, collecting, and of value.

Source: Town Topics

Is He Stealing Your Makeup? Survey Says: 'Yes'

22.01.10

Only a frankly man would admit to wearing make-up!
Since wearing make-up is not considered gay as want as they are not making it obvious, I do not see why some men are such whiny babies that they can not admit to difficult to look good for the ladies with a little help. I privately think guys who don't make themselves look nice with counter-up or something if they have a zit or a red spot are lug head morons who really don't give enough of a d@mn about their lady to look superior. I think it is foolish that some of the men on here are calling people who wear form-up, gay, becasue: the only thing I could think of as a reason they would say that is because they are so uncomfortable with their own sexuality that they can not accept to a little thing such as taking care in their appearances. And further more, if turn up tell of-up is so terrible, why don't all us women stop wearing it and see how you guys like it.
Now, down franchise my comment away, I am not ashamed of what I write, just like the men in this scan are not ashamed by what they wear! ^^

Source: StyleList (blog)