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Alcala
Yearbook
The scene:
10
47am
(13
min–
utes before everything 1s to be pick–
ed up) The 'cell' (more commonly
referred to as the Yearbook office)
has been declared a national disas–
ter
area.
There are 3 tables, 2
desks, and a computer missing
among the clutter. Flat Coke, stale
Doritos, cold coffee, and very old
Carl's Jr. wrappers are strewn ev–
erywhere. Editors appear
in
a state
of emotional distress and very
wired.
The players: A well dres–
sed editor-in-chief, Chuck Van
Vechten, attempts once more to get
organized. A very frazzelled layout–
editor. Nicole Sturm, grows closer
and closer to a nervous break
down. A tired photo editor, Tania
Scott. races in with undeveloped
rolls of film needed for today's
deadline. A computer locked copy
editor, Meredith Manning, slowly
drifts intoacoma after hours of end–
less, mindless typing. A happy-go–
lucky ad manager, Anna Carlson,
breezes In, she has nothing due this
deadlineI
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