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Juniors Triumph at Battle of the Clas Hillary Clinton Visits Village School
April, 1999 • The Heartbeat of SHS • The 1Pulse INSIDE THIS ISSUE Volume 41 • Issue 5 • April, 1999 Syosset High School • 70 Southwoods Road •Syosset,ork 1791-2998 1New Y • 516-364-5702 • E-Mail: pulse@longisland Hillary Clintonisits V illage V School By Kristen Haunss dreams will come true.” Syosset parents for being involved, mentioning In her book, It Takes a Village, Mrs. Clinton After this remarkable speech, even Mrs. that here, parents are “partners in education.” says, “Just as it takes a village to raise a child, it Clinton had a tough act to follow. But, proving Mrs. Clinton offered some advice for the takes children to raise up a village to become all to be a poised, intellectual and witty speaker, Mrs. improvement of schools. First, she sees the need Hello Dolly it should be. The village we build with them in Clinton immediately won the hearts of the audi- for 2 million more teachers because there are more mind will be a better place for us all.” How fit- ence, at least the fifth grade students who were in kids in school now then there were at the height School production ting that she addressed her beliefs of this book in the gymnasium listening, when she invited them of the baby boom. She also wants to connect ev- of Hello Dolly front of a full house of educators and parents at ery school to the Internet, to keep kids up to date declared a hit Village Elementary School on April 20, 1999. in the computer age. She also stated that schools In front of this excited crowd with the press need to be repaired and rebuilt, and that there must Page Six and secret service in tow, Dr. -
EXT.QATAR.EVENING a Cloaked Figure Is Being Quickly Escorted
1 EXT.QATAR.EVENING A cloaked figure is being quickly escorted down the stairs of a majestic palace by two guards. Upon reaching the bottom, a suitcase is thrown down to her from the palace's front door. CLOAKED FIGURE You better not have scratched any of decorative civil war liquor decanters or I'm sending the army from my new country to burn this pile to the ground! The guards are shaken, yet firm in their resolve. GUARD 1 How could you have betrayed us, Magistrate? Betting our gross national product on a horse race! GUARD 2 Indeed, and Mr. Fiddles? He was 200 to 1! The cloaked figure brushes away some imaginary dirt. CLOAKED FIGURE Play it big, or go home to mommy! Besides, I didn't want to be boss of your stinky stupid country anyway. I'm outta here! The cloaked figure pulls back the hood of her cloak to reveal none other than PEARL FORRESTER. PEARL FORRESTER Besides, I've got unfinished business elsewhere! Pearl storms up to the royal VW Microbus parked haphazardly on the edge of a fountain, waste oil fouling the 15,000 year old marble. She starts the Widowmaker, and zooms into the sky leaving a plume of ionized air and Keno tickets in her wake. PEARL FORRESTER Come on... I could swear this was the jacket with my sunglasses. INT.UNKNOWN MINNEAPOLIS SUBURB.APARTMENT.MORNING MICHAEL J. NELSON, TOM SERVO, and CROW T. ROBOT are preparing for their normal work week schedule. CROW T. ROBOT Mike, Tom, Morey's on in 5! You guys 2 get in here already. -
2009 CVG Prog Guide
The purpose of this Programming Guide is to tell you the where-and-when of things happening throughout the convention weekend. The more condensed Programming Grid has been separated Invader Zim art by Lou Frank out into its own pocket-sized book. You can find more detailed information about our Guests of Honor, Performers, CONvergence Convention Committee, and our parent organization (The Minnesota Society for Interest in Science Fiction and Fantasy) in our Souvenir Book. Programming Guide Contents Entry Page Hours of Operation and Locations . 1 Special Events . 4 ASL / Art Show and Auction . 6 Artists Alley. 7 Cinema Rex Movie Room. 8 CoF2E2 . 12 Connie’s Space Lounge . 13 Connie’s Quantum Sandbox . 14 ConSuite . 15 Dorian Gray Memorial Literary Lounge . 16 Gaming / Harmonic CONvergence . 18 Krushenko’s . 20 Live Charity Auction / MainStage . 22 MISFITS at CONvergence . 24 Theater Nippon Anime Room . 26 Parties and Cabanas . 30 Volunteer Den / Volunteer Lounge. 39 HOURS OF OPERATION Guests of Honor Appearances . 40 Attending Professionals / Former GoH Appearances . 42 AND Panels and Programming - Thursday . 46 LOCATIONS Panels and Programming - Friday. 51 Registration Panels and Programming - Saturday . 62 (Registration is located near the hotel’s front CONvergence 2010 Pre-Registration: Panels and Programming - Sunday . 70 desk in Shipside on the ground floor (across You can self-register for next year’s convention Maps. 76 from the Navigator’s Lounge). during this year’s con and at a special rate too! 2009 Registration & Check-in: To pre-register, fill out the 2010 Registration CONTACT INFORMATION Form, put it in a (provided) envelope with a Wednesday 3:00pm—6:00pm (Volunteers ONLY) check and drop it in the treasure chest. -
The Essential Cult TV Reader
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by University of Kentucky University of Kentucky UKnowledge American Popular Culture American Studies 2010 The Essential Cult TV Reader David Lavery Middle Tennessee State University Click here to let us know how access to this document benefits ou.y Thanks to the University of Kentucky Libraries and the University Press of Kentucky, this book is freely available to current faculty, students, and staff at the University of Kentucky. Find other University of Kentucky Books at uknowledge.uky.edu/upk. For more information, please contact UKnowledge at [email protected]. Recommended Citation Lavery, David, "The Essential Cult TV Reader" (2010). American Popular Culture. 2. https://uknowledge.uky.edu/upk_american_popular_culture/2 THE ESSENTIAL CULT TV READER Essential Readers in Contemporary Media and Culture This series is designed to collect and publish the best scholarly writing on various aspects of television, fi lm, the Internet, and other media of today. Along with providing original insights and explorations of critical themes, the series is intended to provide readers with the best available resources for an in-depth understanding of the fundamental issues in contemporary media and cultural studies. Topics in the series may include, but are not limited to, critical-cultural examinations of creators, content, institutions, and audiences associated with the media industry. Written in a clear and accessible style, books in the series include -
The Amazing Colossal Episode Guide Part II
The Amazing Colossal Episode Guide Part II The Amazing Colossal Episode Guide – Part II Season 7 ............................................................................................................................1 Episode 701- Night of the Blood Beast (with "Once Upon a Honeymoon")................................... 1 Episode 701T- Night of the Blood Beast (Turkey Day Host Segments)........................................ 2 Episode 702- The Brute Man (with "The Chicken of Tomorrow").................................................. 3 Episode 703- Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell................................................................. 5 Episode 704- The Incredible Melting Man..................................................................................... 6 Episode 705- Escape 2000........................................................................................................... 7 Episode 706- Laserblast ............................................................................................................... 8 Season 8 ..........................................................................................................................12 Episode 801- Revenge of the Creature....................................................................................... 12 Episode 802- The Leech Woman................................................................................................ 13 Episode 803- The Mole People.................................................................................................. -
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Becoming “The Right People”: Fan-Generated Knowledge Building (pre-print version) Kris M. Markman, Ph.D John Overholt Citation for version of record: Markman, K. M. & Overholt, J. (2011). Becoming “the right people”: Fan-generated knowledge building. In R. G. Weiner & S. E. Barba (Eds.), In the Peanut Gallery with Mystery Science Theater 3000: Essays on Film, Fandom, Technology and the Culture of Riffing (pp. 66-75). Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co. Please address correspondence to the first author: [email protected] Becoming “The Right People”: Fan-Generated Knowledge Building In a 1992 mini-documentary produced by Comedy Central, This is MST3K, show co- creator Joel Hodgson said, “We never say ‘Who’s gonna get this?’ We always say ‘The right people will get this’” (Price and Eicher 1992). This oft-repeated quote has served as a rallying cry of sorts for MST3K fans. It is an acknowledgement direct from the horse’s mouth that they are part of a special group—they are the people who “get it.” What they get, in this case, are the hundreds of often obscure jokes and references that make up the basis of the show. In carrying out the central premise of the show, making fun of bad movies, the writers call upon a wide range of cultural resources to build a highly intertextual text (Ott and Walter 2000). The references in any given MST3K episode reach well beyond popular culture, extending to literature, history, anthropology, and occasionally the writers’ own personal lives. The writers of the show acknowledge that obscurity, rather than familiarity, is in fact the goal; in the same documentary, Kevin Murphy says, “I think we’ve done our job if one viewer somewhere gets the most obscure joke that we put into the show…the obscure jokes are so much fun because there’s a very small percentage of people who get those, but the ones who do say, ‘My God they’re inside my head.