My school is fugged up

[Samsara]

http://www.wolfpacket.tk/

Read the first article. (I figure that by not posting what it says, i can weed out the people looking for the +1)

[Magikarp]

Iverson discussed teenage promiscuity, steroid use, and the wild antics of "The Christian Club".

I chuckled when I read "Wild antics of the Christian Club."

The article was a bit shortcoming.. at first I assumed he was going back to high school to relive the experience, until I read that he was going to write a book about it.

So you attend CHS, Samsara?

[Hot Action Akule]

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Is it because im in hawaii?

[Samsara]

I thould work. Gah i'll copy paste it

True Story of Jeremy Iverson Shocks Parents
(NEWS) By Reporter Sarah Pwol and Editor Ellie Wolf

When the true story of 24-year-old Jeremy Iversen was revealed to students, many were caught off-guard. “When I found out who he really was, I felt like he stole my compassion,” English teacher Allison Evans, who had Iversen in a class last year, said.

However, in his famed interview with Fox 11’s Good Day Live, Iversen explained himself and his actions. “This was a chance to have the sort of southern California, Saved by the Bell, high school experience I never got to have myself,” Iversen said during the interview, explaining that his own high school experience had been spent at a boarding school...



Iverson's Deception Betrays the School
(OPINIONS) Editorial

Last year, the CHS administration sacrificed all trust once held with students and staff to admit a twenty-four-year-old college graduate into high school. And yet the truth was only revealed to the school when Jeremy Iversen appeared on national television to discuss his experience. The administration’s silence is understandable: in many ways, the admittance of Iversen was illegal. Documents were forged, fraudulence committed, and an entire school was lied to so that Iversen, under the pseudonym Jeremy Hughes, could attend CHS every day for almost a semester and not be considered an intruder. Iversen’s intentions, although questionable, were not criminal. Iversen has explained that his voyage back to high school was primarily for means of "research" to write a book about high school life. In an appearance on Good Day LA, Iversen said he was the envy of all of his friends for his Never Been Kissed experience. But unlike the movie, his attendance at CHS was not romantic –- it was creepy...