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WHYVILLE HELP : GALLERY : DR. LEILA : SEARCH : SUBMIT : STAFF : HOME Apr 6, 2008

 

The Play of a Thin Life

Jank03 explores the story behind a play about anorexia and bulimia.

"What is the Matter with Mary Jane?" is a play about a recovering anorexic and bulimic. Sancia Robinson shares this traumatic period of her life, having fought the disease for over fourteen years. This monodrama takes the audience into the painful reality of a woman afflicted by eating disorders and shows how the realization that her condition was an illness meant that she could begin the slow process of recovery.

In modern society the media ensnares and tempts us with the concept of, "You have to be thin to have it all." Every day, glossy magazines, television, advertising, film, and newspapers, show that it is in to be thin and, therefore, beautiful who shall inherit the fame and fortune. As night follows day, so success, money, fast cars, and glamorous partners will follow the achievement of a virtuously skinny body.

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   SCIENCE
Soon to Face Extinction
0chenz0 reports on a bear that is a victim of the effects of global warming.

   PEOPLE
Emmy's Logo Here: Fear Has Got Us In a Chokehold
Glitsygrl talks about fear.

   MEDIA
Media Menu
Check out the best shows for this week!

   PEOPLE
You Don't Know the Full Story
An anonymous author talks about a recent incident at her school.

   PEOPLE
Paparazzi Gone Too Far
Maglina investigates a growing problem.

 

 

   MEDIA
Not Like Them
Linds113 reports on one of her favorite groups.

   PEOPLE
Encore!
Xo7joa7ox explains.

   FASHION
Flawed Fashion: Masked by Makeup
Holiday50 does not want you to hide behind makeup.

   INTERVIEW
To Date or Not to Date?
Kindgirl9 interviews citizens about dating on Whyville.

   CREATIVE WRITING
Auschwitz
by msof57

The Ripple Effect of Violence

0chenz0 wants the violence to stop.

Fellow Whyvillians be aware,

Violence is everywhere and it takes away the true virtues of a society. It turns a city, town or country from a value to a vice in a matter of days. Please be aware that violence is everywhere and we have to stop it.

A few weeks ago, a woman named Louise Russo came to my school in Canada. Violence affected her life; it turned her life from perfect to horrible and impossible in one day. She came to my school and told us a story; this story was how violence struck her. She a wife and a great loving mother. One Saturday afternoon she picked up her daughter from cadets. Without hesitation she turned to her daughter and asked her if she wanted to get something to eat. This is when violence took its part in ruining Louise Russo's life.

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