April 8, 2003
so for any of you who haven't taken the map test yet, look here and you can get the answer to the essay on session 2 of the language arts section, hehe. as you read this, keep in mind that i wrote this for my essay, and that i don't care what score i get, hehe. theyre either gonna get a chuckle out of it, or get grossed out, hehe.
the prompt:
"with rights comes responsibility" is the motto at your school. using this quote, write a letter to the principal at your school persuading him to give you more rights.
---my answer starts here---
for years students at our school have put up with sixteen hour schooldays, without breaks, getting good grades, and being perfect children. and for what? the only benefit we enjoy is that if we get all a's and b's then we are exempt from 'the stick treatment', and instead get to listen to the screams of the other children as they are being processed. for these reasons, i propose that to ensure the success of our school and benefit the students, we allow for a shorter school day, a fifteen minute lunch period, and freedom of decisions.
first, we should have a shorter school day. i believe that the current sixteen hour system is taking away from the effectiveness of our program. for this reason, we should eliminate the last hour from the schedule. of course, this interferes with some of your remedial programs, so students enrolled in 'Shock Therapy for Life' or 'Submission 101' will not gain this privelege.
second, we should be allowed a lunch period.
We students are doing our best to survive by going home from school and begging our parents for table scraps. WE feel that fifteen minutes is not unreasonable, and indeed if we felt so inclined we could even ask for breakfast and dinner. This lunch would be put at the beginning of ninth hour.
Finally, my most important point, students' freedom from the grasp of strong administration politics. As the rules stand now, the administrators make the rules, decide which students have disobeyed the rules, and punish them accordingly. I only ask that a body of students be elected to choose which students are in violation of the rules in certain situations. As democracy obviously doesn't work most times, if there is not a unanymous vote either way, the two parties in question will duel to the death to decide the winner. Even though you are opposed to countries' democracies, I hope you will see that you can still enjoy this form of school politics, and it will save the students from the grasp of Vice Principal Skinner's son(?), who seems to get away with everything from stealing my only pair of shoes to burning trash cans full of toilet paper. I am not really sure if it's really his son though. The genetics are a bit confusing. I have included a family tree to clarify.
As you see, principal Hitler, these demands are very reasonable, and the latter even allows for some personal entertainment on your part. I hope that you see the finer points of this essay, and do not have the firing squad on me. Thanks for your time.
*salutes*
*stomps right foot on the ground three times*
*spins around 360 degrees*
*cuts wrist open*
*bleeds on floor*
---answer stops here---
actually, I included the family tree. it had aps's grandparents, his parents, then him. then it showed his grandfather from his mother's side running off to be gay with his father, and his mother running off with his father's father, giving birth to aps's sister/aunt. aps then gives birth to aps's son with his aunt/sister.