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RECALL By Truth or Derrick I've always wanted to be principal. I mean, think about it.
They get to have an office, talk on the intercom, expel people, take
free rides in those cool golf carts whenever they want, have convenient
"meetings" whenever journalism students want to interview them, the
list goes on and on. But of course not, I tell myself.
I am never going to be a principal.
What do I have that all the others don't, except for maybe a few bucks,
a dashing smile and a blank sheet of paper?
"Wait, no!" I tell myself.
"You have more than that, Truth or Derrick!" And just as the wheels in my head start turning, I begin
remembering, "Oh yeah! I would make
a great principal!" And at this
very state of epitomical ecstasy, I pick up this tabloid from my desk, which is
just collecting dust. I thumb through
and I find this article: STOCKTON - As the recall election for California Governor heats
up, the big question on everybody's mind is this: Does The answer is a clear "no," and that is why we are
having this recall to begin with; to get a governor that won't
"terminate" our budget, our electricity, etc. So the question shifts to: "Well, then, who should be our new
Governor? A big actor? A short actor? A stripper?" And then there's always the possibility to consider that this
recall will be shortly followed by dozens upon dozens of recall copycats. For example, a local student columnist at
Bear Creek High School has recently announced that he wished to recall his
principal, Bill Toledo, to become the world's first tenth grade princi...... I stop reading here.
"Yes!" I tell myself.
"This is a great idea!" See, this is the great thing about tabloids. They make a living on being creative! True, they ruin lives with some of their
creative stories, but they can you the best ideas when you're feeling down on
ideas! So what do you think, students of Bear Creek? Don't you want a new principal? One that has a few bucks, a dashing smile,
some paper? Well, to put it frankly, I can be all those things and more. And I am using this column, which you all
read, to once and for all put my hat in the race for a new principal at I promise to fix all the problems that you have with your blue and
silver. In fact, would you like to
change that? When I am principal, the
official Bear Creek colors will be changed to magenta and aquamarine. Remember, as principal, I will have access to
everything, so if any of you need anything, don't hesitate to ask if you need a
quick grade change or an off-campus pass or anything. So now, students of Bear
Creek, it's up to you. You, too, can use
this column. Simply sign your name on
one of the lines at the bottom and send it to me. Try not to forge. I'll be in journalism, making campaign
posters. Hasta la vista, X__________________________________________ X__________________________________________ X__________________________________________ X__________________________________________ X__________________________________________ |
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