R2W - REPRESENT 2 WITNESS

Thanks for the GREAT times! Please keep in touch! luv you all~ursula :)

hey, lauren!!

here are 2 DVDs worth watching:

*Barack Obama (from bio channel)
*The Times of Harvey Milk (it won for best documentary feature in the Oscars some yr) :)

i borrowed 'em from the library, so they proly have it available there!

R2WWWWWW!!!!

GO HARD!!! haha BOOOOM!!

Hey there R2W!!!

I was just on the R2W site and it reminded me of last year=/ I'm sadd I can't be a part of it this year. I hope you guys have a great time this year. And thank you soo much for the grad card (-=


Love Peka

hey! sorry for the delay,
ill send it right now!

Hey, Lauren (i'll def. give u a call during the week, so we could catch up! i've reli been meaning to do so :]) + R2W!!

i'm gonna be another 1-act show, the days will be from thurs-sat., May 14-16. hope u guys can come out and watch it! all the short plays are gonna be funny and here are their names:

*Time Flies
*Universal Language
*Best Daddy
*Breaking News
*Playwriting 101

i'm in the one called Breaking News. cost for a ticket is $5 & the address for my skool is:

43600 Mission Blvd.
Fremont, CA
~To find where the shows are held, go up the stairs & u'll see the amphitheatre, then go towards the Smith Center. The box office will be on the right side, & u can be led the right way from there. good stuff for the end of the semester!
xoxo

HELLO????????????

WORD!! it's dope!

'Slumdog Millionaire' kid stars face uphill battle
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MUMBAI, India - They are not your typical movie stars.

Ten-year-old Azharuddin Mohammed Ismail lives in a lean-to made of tarpaulins and blankets. Nine-year-old Rubina Ali's home is a tiny bubble-gum pink shack. A murky open sewer runs down her narrow lane.

Plucked from one of Mumbai's teeming slums to star in the Oscar-nominated hit "Slumdog Millionaire," they are India's real slumdog millionaires.

Like the film's hero, an impoverished tea seller who wins money and love on India's version of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," they now have a chance to escape the grinding poverty they were born into. But as their still-unfolding story shows, things never go as smoothly in real life.

The filmmakers are helping the children, but fast discovering that good intentions and deep pockets don't guarantee success. Meanwhile, sudden fame and relative fortune are sowing resentment within the families and with neighbors, who wonder why their big-eyed boys weren't cast instead.

The Fox Searchlight release has grossed more than $100 million, but the children's lives seem nearly as fragile as before.

"He's supposed to be the hero in the movie, but look how he's living," said Azharuddin's mother, Shameem Ismail, sitting on a rotting board outside their lean-to. "It's a zero."

About 65 million Indians, roughly a quarter of the urban population, live in slums, according to government surveys.

"Most of them are doomed to remain as they are," said Amitabh Kundu, dean of Jawaharlal Nehru University's School of Social Sciences in New Delhi.

It's too early to tell whether Rubina and Azharuddin — Azhar to his friends — will buck the trend.

The filmmakers debated whether to use slum kids at all.

"Part of your

hey, lauren!!

so, the student rep plays at my school will start at 8 pm. the address for ohlone college is:
43600 mission blvd.
Fremont, ca
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the plays will be held in the smith center theatre. where hyman hall is, go to the left side, keep going up the steps, then up past the amphitheatre, u'll see the smith center & there, u'll be led into a rm called the nummi theatre.
i'll see u march 18 on wednesday then!

see ya & talk to u soon! :)

hey i wanna come this year!
and bring a friend! =]
do i still need to do an application?

can someone please post some new pics so i can jackem =) haha. miss you all! hope to see/talk to ya soon.

peace,

crystal. talitonu-at-hotmail. com