Advice Column
By: Jaqueline
Valadez Edited by Sofia Garcia
Dear
Jaqueline;
Q: It appears as though I've fallen in
love with a woman who has no mutual feelings. How should I respond to
this situation?
~Hopeless Romeo
A:
Dear Hopeless Romeo;
I
suggest you talk to her. This is not an uncommon thing really. Most girls are
complicated to understand. This relationship of yours is a more-than-friendship
occurrence though. If you've already
gone about doing this, then I would look for someone new, for women get annoyed
if you continue to aggravate them.
You'll find the right girl eventually, trust me. Just be a little bit more social.
Dear
Jaqueline;
Q:
My father is a stubborn jerk. He
constantly tries to force me into a marriage.
The man loves me, but I'd rather marry a donkey than this guy. He's supposedly this wondrous creature, but I
think he's revolting, more so on the inside than out. Also, I'm already tied down with another man,
but my parents do not know this. What
should I do?
~Confused,
Juliet
A: Dear Confused Juliet;
You should talk with your father and make him realize that
you do not want to marry this guy. Tell him that you have found someone you
love and care about greatly. As for the man who loves you, try to ignore him as
much as possible. Try not to make any contact with him, for your father will
then see that you honestly don’t like the guy. I am sure your father will
understand sooner or later that the guy he has arranged marriage with for you,
is not the perfect guy for you.
Verona Weather
Report
by: Jackie
Gutierrez
Monday 66 Low 49/66 Partly sunny |
Tuesday 60 Low 49/63 Cloudy Chance of rain 26% Winds at 10 mph |
Wednesday 54 Low 35/54 Cloudy Chance of rain 13% |
Thursday 48 Low 32/50 Cloudy Chance of rain 75% |
Friday 42 Low 35/45 Cloudy Chance of rain 92% |
Romeo and Juliet
By Jaqueline Valadez Edited by Sofia Garcia
Something
strange has happened in Verona, a Capulet and a Montague fell in love. Their
love was hidden, but they were in too deep. The two enemies got to the point of
getting married. So many innocent lives were taken away, just for an innocent
love. Everything was going fine, until the brilliant Friar Lawrence came along.
Rumor has it; he was behind all of the killing.
If
it weren’t for Friar, perhaps the lovers would be alive. On the positive side,
Juliet would have married Paris, the one she doesn’t love. In meaning of all of
this, we can’t fully blame Friar. The parents are the ones who should feel the
most guilt. The Nurse is the one we should thank, for sticking up for true
love, no matter the consequences.
The most romantic part of their love
story was that they took each other’s lives for their never-ending love. Romeo
and Juliet would have never been able to live without one another. If only
Romeo had never taken the poison, he would have been happily married with
Juliet. Unfortunately, as everyone knows, Romeo was a love sick person.
However, he finally met the one, Juliet, his only enemy. Although he didn’t
know, his eyes fell on her and instantly fell in love.
Obituaries
By Iliana Quijano Edited by Sofia Garcia
The
star-crossed lovers take their life: Romeo and Juliet, the center of this
tragedy, over some misunderstanding and an ancient grudge between both families
decide to take their life, than bear the insurmountable pain of living without
each other.
Tybalt Capulet Slaughtered by
his most hated foe: Romeo Montague
After having killed Romeo’s
best friend over a petty argument, Romeo sought revenge and engaged in a fight
against Tybalt, then delivering a deadly blow ending the rich Capulet’s life.
County Paris killed: Romeo
(Juliet’s secret husband) kills Paris in the middle of a brawl. The wealthy
County will be missed.
Beloved by all: Mercutio, after having a heated
argument with Tybalt Capulet, was stabbed by Tybalt, and therefore killed. Mercutio’s
last words, rare in their seriousness were exactly these: “A plague a’ both
your houses!”
Gone too soon, dear
Mercutio was a star too early extinguished.
The Verona News
By: Sofia Garcia Edited by: Sofia Garcia
Sunday Edition
The Capulets and the Montagues are prohibited to fight on the
streets of Verona by Prince Escalus.
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It has been said that the Montague and Capulet families
have had an ancient grudge, but no one knows what it is. All they know is that
they are forever enemies. Recently it has been heard that the Capulet and
Montague servants restart the families’ ancient grudge after they were told not
to fight a few months back. Some witnesses report that it all started with
insulting each other over meaningless things. Lord Montague hears the racket
comes out and attacks and it’s not long before Capulet hears it too. They fight
for long minutes. More people come armed, but when they see it’s the Capulets
and Montagues they stop and threaten them because Benvolio tells every detail
from beginning to the very end. No one knows when this will end. Well it ever
end? Keep reading for more editions of these families’ differences.
The
Pathetic Love Story
By Jackie Guttierez Edited by Sofia Garcia
Rumor has it that
Juliet wasn’t Romeo’s first love! Indeed, close source (requested to keep his
identity hidden) says that Romeo was crazy for Ms.Rosaline (pictured on the
left), just like bees are for their honey! Yikes! If Juliet knew, would the
circumstances been different? The world may never know.
Romeo was absoulety
crazy about his first love! The thing that’s very pathetic is that they never
once met! Rosaline never knew how he felt about her! If she did ever find out ,
could that have been the famous love story?
The close source
says Romeo complained how about how much he loves Rosaline. This event occurred
just hours before he met Juliet! Moaning and complaing about one love, the next
hour it’s a different girl! For goodness sake! This boy was definetely love
crazy!
The same
night the love birds met (Romeo and Juliet, picured below), they already
planned to get married. Whatever Romeo did, every man should take notes! In the
end, they truly did love each other. Rosaline sure did miss out.
Sports
By: Iliana Quijano Edited by:
Sofia Garcia
Come to the Jousting match
between Sir Lancelot and Sir Wagner and enjoy the fabulous adrenaline filled
entretainment. For the best seats pay the low price of two pennies. And,
ladies, prepare to gift a valiant knight with a favour, so don’t forget to
bring your veils! Also, remember, Queen Elizabeth will be attending this epic
joust, so don’t miss out!
Bear Baiting: Come watch a thrilling match between bear and canine. Who will win this time around? It is one ferocious bear against five angry dogs, come and be entertained; place bets on who you think will win! Don’t forget its one day only!
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